Talk:Roslyn Dundas

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deleted claim Dundas was elected 5th to 'seat of death'

I removed a senetence which read: "Infelicitously, she had also been elected as the fifth member for the Ginninderra electorate, sometimes termed the "death seat" as no one has ever held the seat for more than one election." It became a widely accepted myth, peddled by local media, that Dundas had been elected to the 5th spot from which it was 'impossible' to be re-elected. It might have been convenient to belive this however Dundas was actually elected 4thElections ACT website, and Vicky Dunne, who was infact elected in 5th place was re-elected. So the myth was just that. -- Adz|talk 07:39, 16 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

deleted claim Dundas was elected 5th to 'seat of death'

I removed a senetence which read: "Infelicitously, she had also been elected as the fifth member for the Ginninderra electorate, sometimes termed the "death seat" as no one has ever held the seat for more than one election." It became a widely accepted myth, peddled by local media, that Dundas had been elected to the 5th spot from which it was 'impossible' to be re-elected. It might have been convenient to belive this however Dundas was actually elected 4thElections ACT website, and Vicky Dunne, who was infact elected in 5th place was re-elected. So the myth was just that. -- Adz|talk 07:39, 16 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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