Talk:Libertarian Party of Washington

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Editorializing cut from article

I cut this rambling editorial prose from the article regarding their proposed initiative:

"The intent is to decentralize the electoral power, allowing equal representation of the voters across the state in presidential elections. The state congressional districts have only unanimously voted for a presidential 5 times since 1950. Since 1988 Washington electors have been assigned based on overwhelming political influence of the Puget Sound area. This law, if enacted, would allow a third party to run an entire presidential campaign in one congressional district, earning the first legitimate third party electoral vote since George Wallace in 1968 or the faithless elector vote for the Libertarian party in 1972."

Much more work still needs to be done on the article as a whole to bring about something resembling NPOV and decent sourcing. -Helvetica (talk) 08:27, 27 March 2015 (UTC)

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