`::Listen, you're trying to keep your edits superior over others. In the case of the impending announcements, a table is a waste of space, and does no good; plus, you're not even formatting them in a clean manner.  As for your notes section, you are in fact cherry picking information. How? Your notes are don't have any statistical reference, or basis. By saying 'Carson has 10% in several straw polls in the first half of 2015' you aren't taking into account the entire picture, you haven't looked at any worthwhile averages. Fact is, on the Real Clear Politics Average, you'll notice that only Bush, Walker, and Rubio actually have 10% in polls; Carson averages at 9%, Paul at 8.8%, and Cruz at 7.5%.  So whatever source, which is not reference, you are using, is a fallacious source. Why? Because while in an individual poll or two (more Tea Party leaning), those three may have 10%, but in an average of polls taken since May 19, Bush, Walker, and Rubio are frontrunners, and have over 10% in the polls. However, in early stages where three frontrunners are polling within the margin of error, that means the trifecta have about 70% of people currently favoring other candidates. As such, mention of their polling data, on this page is superfluous. If there is a page which can be anything akin to a newspaper in its coverage of polls, there are  Nationwide polling, Statewide polling, and Straw Polling. As for mentioning if they qualify for the debates as of now, we're two months out. Not to mention the fact that all 10 declared candidates presently qualify for debate participation because only 10 major candidates are presently official. That will change, but this shows the inefficiency of such an approach. As for mentioning that Perry is under indictment, while factual, this belongs in his campaign article. Its mention here borders on bias against him.     `