User talk:Johnacastro2022

How do I message you back? I was unaware that editing your own information is considered a conflict of interest, especially when the article pretends I don't exist and that I'm not polling in second place. But I guess Wikipedia doesn't like the idea that a brown Republican is actually gaining traction, so pretend I don't exist is the solution.

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Hi, John. US politics confuses me. In Australia, we would only consider somebody a candidate for the seat they have been selected by their party. The pre-selection is a party-internal thing and is not covered by official electoral sites, c.f. which lists the Republican and Democrat primaries in addition to the general election. So are you saying we should have all of Bierschwale, Castro, Conryn, Stovall and Yancey listed in the table at 2020 United States Senate elections? Pelagic (talk) 05:56, 5 March 2020 (UTC)

I also note that the mention of notability criteria at that Teahouse discussion was a bit off-base. Notability applies to having a dedicated article about John Anthony Castro, not about inclusion in a table or list. It was probably a reaction to your mention of SEO, which would get juice from the former, not the latter. Pelagic (talk) 05:56, 5 March 2020 (UTC)