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Next Irish General Election

Hi Spaastm. Thanks for your welcome contributions to Next Irish general election, both yesterday and previously. I'd tried and failed yesterday to find sources for the latest Red C poll. Just to note, though, there are two data-sort-values in use on the table. Opinion polls are listed by default in reverse chronological order - latest first - but users can sort the table. In order to preserve the ability to sort by polling company, please increment the relevant data-sort-value by one each time you add a new poll. So a new Behaviour & Attitudes poll would become "B&A14" if the last one was "B&A13". In order to preserve the ability to sort by polling date, please include an entry for data-sort-value in front of the polling date. Regards, Bastun 09:09, 29 March 2021 (UTC)

Conservative Party (Norway)'s color

Because it is the colour in use for many charts, maps, diagrams and the such? Maybe you should seek consensus, or create a separate template for the new colour, rather than seeking to overwrite an already established colour in such a reckless way. That a party changes its colour doesn't mean that the old one seemingly never existed or was never in use by the party; the Austrian People's Party changed its colour in 2017, but the change was done after consensus was reached and in such a way that elections in which the old one was still at use was not affected.

So, to sum it up: yes, there is a good reason to keep the old colour. At least if the proposal is to just overwrite it entirely, which seems entirely out of place. Impru20 21:04, 23 April 2021 (UTC)