• Template talk:Current US House Democratic caucus
    U.S. Congress Template‑class High‑importance...
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  • Template talk:Current members of the U.S. House of Representatives
    (UTC)  Done; FYI, the proper place for this was at Template:Current US House Democratic caucus. –Deacon Vorbis (carbon • videos) 14:05, 14 July 2019 (UTC)...
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  • Template talk:Canadian federal political parties (section Listing of Parties/Caucuses in the Senate)
    other parliamentary caucus unaffiliated with a party that has occurred in the Canadian Parliament (the Democratic Representative Caucus which split from...
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  • Template talk:Politics of Australia
    CLP is not.118.208.165.210 (talk) 09:29, 8 June 2009 (UTC) The CLP is in caucus with the Nationals. Timeshift (talk) 09:39, 8 June 2009 (UTC) If the barometer...
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  • Template talk:United States political parties/Archive 1
    operates primarily (though apparently not exclusively) as a caucus within the Democratic Party, while the latter is a defunct think tank. -David Schaich...
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  • Template talk:Canadian party colour/Archive 2 (section "New Democrat" -> "New Democratic")
    keep the template like this given that the MPs aren't really part of the caucus, but if we want to continue to allow independents to use colours, well have...
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  • Template talk:Infobox officeholder/Archive 23
    the U.S. House of Representatives. from Alabama's 1st district" and I don't see you nor anyone else complaining about this, which is the current Wikipedia...
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  • Template talk:Infobox election/Archive 3 (section Speaker of the House of Commons/other Legislature)
    (as is in Japan during the LDP's heyday when policy was discussed in LDP caucuses, then they sleep in parliamentary deliberations lol). –HTD (ITN: Where...
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  • Template talk:Infobox election/Archive 5 (section Electoral Vote Counts Before Faithless Electors Should Be in US Election Infobox)
    example, in United States House of Representatives elections, 1994, the Republican leader, Robert H. Michel, retired and the Democratic leader, Tom Foley, lost...
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  • Template talk:Infobox election/Archive 6
    just a detail. By comparison, the US Democratic Party is made up of smaller, ideologically-diverse groups like Democratic Socialists of America and Blue...
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