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curprev 20:0220:02, 5 June 2024‎ Rjensen talk contribs‎ 49,704 bytes −180‎ drop original research in primary sources--lacks reliable published secondary source that says this is important undo Tag: Manual revert
curprev 19:4419:44, 5 June 2024‎ 2600:8803:9905:3400:ed71:129d:b7b3:83df talk‎ 49,884 bytes +184‎ According to IL Blue Book 1929-30: the candidates elected IL Auditor & Attorney General that year received a higher % of vote in their races than McCormick had in her race though McCormick' s total vote was only exceeded by Hoover. Gladys Pyle of SD is only woman nationally in the score of years post-Suffrage Amendment to win both the highest total vote and % of vote for all statewide offices in any general election in any state (in 1928 [for Secretary of State] & 1938 [for U S Senate]). undo Tag: Reverted

curprev 21:5421:54, 19 May 2024‎ 2600:8803:9905:3400:a956:5218:1642:8e72 talk‎ 49,700 bytes −4‎ Henry R Rathbone was renominated to his Congressperson at large seat in the !928 primary while McCormick defeated incumbent Richard Yates Jr for the other Congressperson at large seat in 1928 primary. Rathbone died after winning the primary and his party nominated Richard Yates Jr to run in place of Rathbone. So McCormick won was Yates' at large seat and Yates won was Rathbone's at large seat in general election. See Wikipedia Henry R Rathbone article for what really happen in the 1928 election undo Tag: Reverted

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curprev 03:4903:49, 24 February 2023‎ 2600:8803:9905:3400:f0e6:5883:4159:15cc talk‎ 49,608 bytes −344‎ Untrue Winnifred Huck (3rd woman elected to US House) was the first female elected statewide office in Illinois and she was also elected to an at large US House seat in 1922. See https://history.house.gov/People/Detail/15397 and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winnifred_Sprague_Mason_Huck undo Tag: references removed

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curprev 23:0823:08, 3 September 2022‎ JJMC89 bot III talk contribs‎ m 49,775 bytes +1‎ Moving Category:Washington, D.C. Republicans to Category:Washington, D.C., Republicans per Wikipedia:Categories for discussion/Log/2022 August 24#Categories with the string "Washington, D.C." followed by text (33) undo

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curprev 17:5617:56, 4 July 2022‎ Ser Amantio di Nicolao talk contribs‎ m 49,785 bytes −34‎ Removing from Category:Illinois Republicans in subcat using Cat-a-lot undo
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curprev 22:2722:27, 8 March 2021‎ 2600:8803:7c8b:1f00:a151:cff:1127:ba47 talk‎ 48,743 bytes +113‎ Added categories Washington, D.C.Republicans, New Mexico Republicans, and Colorado Republicans as before serving in Congress she lived in Washington, D.C. as an assistant to her father and after Congress she lived in New Mexico and Colorado and was active in Republican politics. undo

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