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Talk:George Wallace 1968 presidential campaign

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When I read "won almost 10 million votes" I immediately thought of the obvious "next question" - that is, "Out of how many total votes?" So I added that total (from the Wikipedia entry on the 1968 election). As I did, I thought of the other obvious "next questions" that arose as I read - what percentage of the total were his almost 10 million votes? So I added that from Wikipedia. And I also wondered what the actual number was (how "almost" to 10 million was it?) I figured it'd be paradoxically easier to read and process the actual 7-digit number than "almost 10 million," so I replaced the latter. Hope this is clearer for other readers as well.Brozhnik (talk) 01:23, 1 December 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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