Analysis of Elections Conducted in Representation Cases Closed, Fiscal Year 1995

p. 158. Structure: 17 columns — stub plus four side-by-side panels (All R, RC, RM, RD) of four columns each. The panels here are four parallel column groups of ONE table (not stacked panels with their own stubs), so each body row spans all 17 columns as printed. Heading spans: in each panel the "Elections conducted" rule covers only the first three columns (Total elections; Withdrawn or dismissed before certification; Resulting in a rerun or runoff); "Resulting in certification" is a tall heading occupying header levels 2 and 3, so it is repeated in both. The footnote marker 1 is printed only on the "Resulting in certification" heading of the All R panel, not on the other three panels. This span reading is inferred from the centering of "Elections conducted" over the first three columns in all four panels; if the rule actually spans all four, header level 2 would read "Elections conducted" four times per panel. Dash rules: the "Rerun required" / "Runoff required" lines carry a value only in the "Resulting in a rerun or runoff" column of each panel; the other cells hold em-dash rules and are transcribed as "". The footnote at the foot of the page is clipped by the bottom edge of the crop — only the upper halves of the letters are visible. The transcription given is a best-effort reading and should be treated as tentative; the full line is not recoverable from this image. Arithmetic check (not applied to the cells, which are as printed): all panels are internally consistent — e.g., All R 116+117+3,399 = 3,632; type rows 13+2,997+615+6+1 = 3,632; RC 3,073 + RM 52 + RD 507 = 3,632; rerun 90+0+11 = 101 and runoff 13+1+2 = 16. No apparent misprints.