Talk:David Trone

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Section sizes

Section size for David Trone (43 sections)
Section name	Byte count	Section total
(Top)	4,306	4,306
Early life and education	5,176	5,176
Career	13	20,440
Total Wine & More	4,117	13,544
Lobbying efforts	6,636	6,636
Legal disputes	2,791	2,791
Philanthropy	6,883	6,883
U.S. House of Representatives	36	22,334
Elections	19	17,886
2016	6,173	6,173
2018	10,205	10,205
2020	780	780
2022	709	709
Tenure	2,031	2,031
Committee assignments	643	643
Caucus memberships	1,738	1,738
2024 U.S. Senate campaign	11,927	11,927
Political positions	25	44,264
Abortion	2,561	2,561
Criminal justice reform	1,951	1,951
Cryptocurrency	761	761
Education	1,692	1,692
Electoral reform	6,320	6,320
Filibuster	547	547
Foreign policy	1,083	16,555
China	2,766	2,766
Iran	1,356	1,356
Israel	8,418	8,418
Saudi Arabia	1,718	1,718
Syria	1,214	1,214
Gun policy	2,137	2,137
Health care	3,983	3,983
Immigration	2,218	2,218
Minimum wage	462	462
National politics	4,267	4,267
Social issues	659	659
Taxes	126	126
Electoral history	9,164	9,164
Personal life	7,398	7,398
See also	60	60
References	30	30
Further reading	471	471
External links	2,096	2,096
Total	127,666	127,666