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2017 El Paso, Texas, city elections

November 13, 2023

El Paso, Texas, held a first round of general elections on May 6, 2017, to elect the mayor and city council. The run-off election was June 10, 2017. Incumbent Mayor Oscar Leeser was eligible for another term, but announced in July 2016 he would not seek another term. Leeser had a cancer-related surgery in 2016, but stated that his decision was not because of his health. Instead, it was because he "ran to do things I thought were really important for our community and I did that."[1][2]

2017 El Paso, Texas, city elections
← 2013 May 6, 2017 (2017-05-06) 2020 →

The election was non-partisan; therefore there was no primary election. However, if no candidate won a majority there will be a run-off election.[3]

The mayor and council members elected in 2017 will serve through December 2020. The term is shortened because of a charter amendment to move city elections from May in odd-numbered years to November in even-numbered years.[4]

Dee Margo took first place in the mayoral race but did not win a majority of votes, so he and David Saucedo competed in a runoff election.[5] Margo defeated Saucedo in the run-off election.[6] 8.57% of registered voters voted in the run-off election, one of the lowest turnouts in the city's history.[7]

Districts 2, 3, 4, 7, and 8 had elections in 2017. District 2 incumbent, Jim Tolbert, and District 7 incumbent, Lilia Limon, were eligible for re-election, but were defeated by Alexansandra Annello and Henry Rivera, respectively. Emma Acosta, District 3 incumbent, and Carl Robinson, District 4 incumbent, were term limited and could not run again; they were succeeded by Cassandra Hernandez and Sam Morgan, respectively. District 8 representative Cortney Niland, whose term was supposed to end in December 2018, resigned in April 2017. The city scheduled a June special election and July runoff election to fill the remainder of her term. The runoff election was won by Cissy Lizarraga.[8][9][10]

Mayoral election edit

El Paso mayoral election, 2017
 
← 2013 May 6, 2017 (2017-05-06) (first round)
June 10, 2017 (2017-06-10) (runoff)		 2020 →
Turnout7.86% (first round)[11]
8.26% (runoff)[12]
       
Candidate Dee Margo David Saucedo Emma Acosta
Party Nonpartisan Nonpartisan Nonpartisan
First round vote 14,915 7,883 5,239
First round percentage 45.32% 23.95% 15.92%
Runoff vote 17,148 12,937
Runoff percentage 57% 43%
   
Candidate Elisa Morales
Party Nonpartisan
First round vote 1,845
First round percentage 5.61%
Mayor before election

Oscar Leeser
Democratic

Elected Mayor

Dee Margo
Republican

Candidates edit

  • Emma Acosta (2008–present), city council representative[13]
  • Jorge Artalejo, perennial candidate[13]
  • Willie Cager, YISD basketball coach, director of the Willy Cager Foundation, and member of the 1966 UTEP Basketball team[14]
  • Dee Margo, former Republican member of the Texas House of Representatives[15]
  • Elisa Morales, health science researcher, medical device salesperson, Health Graduate Fellow for Congressman Beto O'Rourke and Senator Lamar Alexander, and legislative aide to Senator Tom Udall[16][unreliable source?]
  • Jaime Perez, perennial candidate[17]
  • David Saucedo, owner of Saucedo Lock Company[18] and former president of the board of direct of the Boys & Girls Club of El Paso[19]
  • Charles Stapler, member of the El Paso County Historical Commission board[20]

Declined candidates edit

  • Estela Casas, KVIA news anchor[21]
  • Oscar Leeser, incumbent mayor[1]
  • Cortney Niland, city council representative (2011–2017)[22]
  • Emma Schwartz, president and CEO of the Medical Center of the Americas Foundation[23]
  • Joe Wardy, former mayor of El Paso (2003-2005)[24]

First round results edit

El Paso mayoral election results, 2017
Party Candidate Votes %
Nonpartisan Dee Margo 14,915 45.32%
Nonpartisan David Saucedo 7,883 23.95%
Nonpartisan Emma Acosta 5,239 15.92%
Nonpartisan Elisa Morales 1,845 5.61%
Nonpartisan Willie Cager 1,388 4.22%
Nonpartisan Jaime Perez 950 2.89%
Nonpartisan Charlie Stapler 412 1.25%
Nonpartisan Jorge Artalejo 280 0.85%
Total votes 32,912 100

Runoff results edit

El Paso mayoral election results, 2017
Party Candidate Votes %
Nonpartisan Dee Margo 17,148 57
Nonpartisan David Saucedo 12,937 43
Total votes 30,085 100

City council election edit

Candidates edit

District 2 edit

Candidates edit
  • Alexsandra Annello, student[25][17]
  • Dolores Baca, writer and housewife[26][17]
  • Jud Burgess, artist and activist[27]
  • Alexander Burnside, veteran and Bernie Sanders activist[28][17]
  • Jim Tolbert, city council representative (2016–2017)[29]
  • Raul Valdez, UTEP teaching assistant[30][17]
First round results edit
El Paso District 2 election results, 2017
Party Candidate Votes %
Nonpartisan Alexsandra Annello 1,135 34.96%
Nonpartisan Jim Tolbert 1,037 31.94%
Nonpartisan Dolores Garcia Baca 440 13.55%
Nonpartisan Jud Burgess 446 13.74%
Nonpartisan Raul Scoop Valdez 111 3.42%
Nonpartisan Alexander Burnside 78 2.40%
Total votes 3,247 100
Runoff results edit
El Paso District 2 election results, 2017
Party Candidate Votes %
Nonpartisan Alexsandra Annello 1,929 60.83
Nonpartisan Jim Tolbert 1,242 39.17
Total votes 3,171 100

District 3 edit

Candidates edit
  • Jaime Barceleau, charitable executive director for the Paso del Norte Children's Development Center[18]
  • Elias Camacho, Vietnam War veteran, retired El Paso Police Department detective, private investigator, and substitute teacher[29]
  • Cassandra Hernandez-Brown, deputy director of Dynamic Workforce Solutions[31]
  • Louis Pellicano, retired person[32][17]
  • Antonio Williams, private practice immigration attorney, and State Democratic Executive Committeeman for Texas Senate District 29 [29]
Results edit
El Paso District 3 election results, 2017
Party Candidate Votes %
Nonpartisan Cassandra Hernandez 1,925 37.80%
Nonpartisan Jaime Barceleau 1,514 29.73%
Nonpartisan Antonio Williams 819 16.08%
Nonpartisan Elias Camacho 600 11.78%
Nonpartisan Louis Pellicano 235 4.61%
Total votes 5,093 100
Runoff results edit
El Paso District 3 election results, 2017
Party Candidate Votes %
Nonpartisan Cassandra Hernandez 2,711 59.26
Nonpartisan Jaime Barceleau 1,864 40.74
Total votes 4,575 100

District 4 edit

Candidates edit
  • Shane Haggerty, retired firefighter and Ysleta Independent School District Board of Trustees president[29]
  • Sam Morgan, owner of El Paso Concealed Carry[18]
  • Jose Plasencia, Green Party activist, chess teacher [33][34][35][17]
  • Diana Ramos, Socorro Independent School District instructional aide and former employee of Congressman Beto O'Rourke[29]
Results edit
El Paso District 4 election results, 2017
Party Candidate Votes %
Nonpartisan Sam Morgan 1,969 41.57%
Nonpartisan Shane Haggerty 1,711 36.12%
Nonpartisan Diana Ramos 960 20.27%
Nonpartisan Jose Plasencia 97 2.05%
Total votes 4,737 100
Runoff results edit
El Paso District 4 election results, 2017
Party Candidate Votes %
Nonpartisan Sam Morgan 2,555 54.10
Nonpartisan Shane Haggerty 2,168 45.90
Total votes 4,723 100

District 7 edit

Candidates edit
  • Lily Limon, city council representative (2013–2017)[29]
  • Henry Rivera, police officer[17]
Results edit
El Paso District 7 election results, 2017
Party Candidate Votes %
Nonpartisan Henry Rivera 2,797 62.39
Nonpartisan Lily Limon 1,686 37.61
Total votes 4,483 100

District 8 edit

Candidates edit
  • Trini Acevedo, health unit coordinator at University Medical Center[36][37]
  • Robert Cormell, businessman[38]
  • Gilbert Guillen, retired businessman and anti-arena activist[8]
  • Cissy Lizarraga, retired teacher[38]
  • Adolfo Lopez, attorney[38]
Results edit
El Paso District 8 election results, 2017
Party Candidate Votes %
Nonpartisan Robert Cormell 1,724 42.25
Nonpartisan Cissy Lizarraga 1,030 25.25
Nonpartisan Gilbert Guillen 637 15.61
Nonpartisan Adolfo Lopez 538 13.19
Nonpartisan Trini Acevedo 151 3.70
Total votes 100
Runoff results edit
El Paso District 8 election results, 2017
Party Candidate Votes %
Nonpartisan Cissy Lizarraga 1,833 55.38
Nonpartisan Robert Cormell 1,477 44.62
Total votes 3,310 100

References edit

  1. ^ a b "Mayor Leeser will not seek reelection". KVIA. July 28, 2016. Retrieved May 1, 2017.
  2. ^ Crowder, David (August 1, 2016). "If Leeser's not running, who should?". El Paso Inc. Retrieved May 1, 2017.
  3. ^ "Partisan vs. Nonpartisan Elections". National League of Cities. Retrieved May 1, 2017.
  4. ^ "City Charter changes possible". El Paso Times. January 13, 2013. Archived from the original on July 2, 2013. Retrieved January 3, 2015.
  5. ^ "Margo and Saucedo head to runoff for mayoral seat".
  6. ^ . www.kvia.com. Archived from the original on June 11, 2017.
  7. ^ "What 8.57% Means". June 12, 2017.
  8. ^ a b Crowder, David (April 10, 2017). "City to hold June election for Niland seat". El Paso Inc. Retrieved May 1, 2017.
  9. ^ "El Paso County Elections". County of El Paso. June 23, 2013. Retrieved June 26, 2013.
  10. ^ "Lizarraga takes City Council District 8 runoff by more than 300 votes".
  11. ^ "Election Summary Report 2017 MAY UNIFORM ELECTION Summary For Jurisdiction Wide, All Counters, All Races OFFICIAL FINAL ELECTION RESULTS" (PDF). El Paso County. May 22, 2017. Retrieved October 24, 2019.
  12. ^ "Election Summary Report 2017 JUNE UNIFORM RUNOFF AND SPECIAL ELECTION OFFICIAL FINAL ELECTION RESULTS" (PDF). El Paso County. June 28, 2017. Retrieved October 24, 2019.
  13. ^ a b Crowder, David (October 3, 2016). "Lucky No. 7? Acosta to run for mayor". El Paso Inc. Retrieved May 1, 2017.
  14. ^ "Mayor, city rep races attract 30". El Paso Inc. February 20, 2017. Retrieved May 1, 2017.
  15. ^ Crowder, David (August 4, 2016). "First hat in the ring: Margo will run for mayor". El Paso Inc. Retrieved May 1, 2017.
  16. ^ "About – Elisa Morales for El Paso Mayor". Elisa Morales for El Paso Mayor. April 24, 2017. Retrieved May 1, 2017.
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  18. ^ a b c Perez, Elida S. (August 29, 2016). "2 more El Paso mayoral candidates announce". El Paso Times. Retrieved May 1, 2017.
  19. ^ Seyffert, Estefania (December 19, 2016). "Boys & Girls Club of El Paso facing financial crisis - Story". KTSM. Retrieved May 1, 2017.
  20. ^ Crowder, David (September 20, 2016). "Retired postal worker joins race for mayor". El Paso Inc. Retrieved May 1, 2017.
  21. ^ Crowder, David (August 29, 2016). "So who else is running? Not Estela Casas". El Paso Inc. Retrieved May 1, 2017.
  22. ^ Crowder, David (January 16, 2017). "Ready for the next election? Mayor's race is May 6". El Paso Inc. Retrieved May 1, 2017.
  23. ^ Wadsworth, Ford (September 19, 2016). "Whispers: No, she isn't". El Paso Inc. Retrieved May 1, 2017.
  24. ^ Wadsworth, Ford (September 12, 2016). "Whispers: It's a boy!". El Paso Inc. Retrieved May 1, 2017.
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  28. ^ Cullinane, Ashley (May 22, 2016). "Vado residents: Sanders rally biggest event since 'we got a car wash'". KFOX. Retrieved May 1, 2017.
  29. ^ a b c d e f Perez, Elida S. "Candidates for May 2017 city election growing". El Paso Times. Retrieved May 1, 2017.
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  31. ^ "2nd council candidate plans run for District 3".
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  37. ^ "Acevedo: Employees can help shape UMC improvements".
  38. ^ a b c "Four people have filed for District 8 seat". KTSM. April 19, 2017. Retrieved May 1, 2017.

External links edit

Campaign websites
  • Dee Margo for Mayor
  • Elisa Morales for Mayor

November 13, 2023
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El Paso Texas held a first round of general elections on May 6 2017 to elect the mayor and city council The run off election was June 10 2017 Incumbent Mayor Oscar Leeser was eligible for another term but announced in July 2016 he would not seek another term Leeser had a cancer related surgery in 2016 but stated that his decision was not because of his health Instead it was because he ran to do things I thought were really important for our community and I did that 1 2 2017 El Paso Texas city elections 2013 May 6 2017 2017 05 06 2020 The election was non partisan therefore there was no primary election However if no candidate won a majority there will be a run off election 3 The mayor and council members elected in 2017 will serve through December 2020 The term is shortened because of a charter amendment to move city elections from May in odd numbered years to November in even numbered years 4 Dee Margo took first place in the mayoral race but did not win a majority of votes so he and David Saucedo competed in a runoff election 5 Margo defeated Saucedo in the run off election 6 8 57 of registered voters voted in the run off election one of the lowest turnouts in the city s history 7 Districts 2 3 4 7 and 8 had elections in 2017 District 2 incumbent Jim Tolbert and District 7 incumbent Lilia Limon were eligible for re election but were defeated by Alexansandra Annello and Henry Rivera respectively Emma Acosta District 3 incumbent and Carl Robinson District 4 incumbent were term limited and could not run again they were succeeded by Cassandra Hernandez and Sam Morgan respectively District 8 representative Cortney Niland whose term was supposed to end in December 2018 resigned in April 2017 The city scheduled a June special election and July runoff election to fill the remainder of her term The runoff election was won by Cissy Lizarraga 8 9 10 Contents 1 Mayoral election 1 1 Candidates 1 2 Declined candidates 1 3 First round results 1 4 Runoff results 2 City council election 2 1 Candidates 2 1 1 District 2 2 1 1 1 Candidates 2 1 1 2 First round results 2 1 1 3 Runoff results 2 1 2 District 3 2 1 2 1 Candidates 2 1 2 2 Results 2 1 2 3 Runoff results 2 1 3 District 4 2 1 3 1 Candidates 2 1 3 2 Results 2 1 3 3 Runoff results 2 1 4 District 7 2 1 4 1 Candidates 2 1 4 2 Results 2 1 5 District 8 2 1 5 1 Candidates 2 1 5 2 Results 2 1 5 3 Runoff results 3 References 4 External linksMayoral election editEl Paso mayoral election 2017 nbsp 2013 May 6 2017 2017 05 06 first round June 10 2017 2017 06 10 runoff 2020 Turnout7 86 first round 11 8 26 runoff 12 nbsp nbsp nbsp Candidate Dee Margo David Saucedo Emma AcostaParty Nonpartisan Nonpartisan NonpartisanFirst round vote 14 915 7 883 5 239First round percentage 45 32 23 95 15 92 Runoff vote 17 148 12 937Runoff percentage 57 43 nbsp Candidate Elisa MoralesParty NonpartisanFirst round vote 1 845First round percentage 5 61 Mayor before electionOscar LeeserDemocratic Elected Mayor Dee MargoRepublicanCandidates edit Emma Acosta 2008 present city council representative 13 Jorge Artalejo perennial candidate 13 Willie Cager YISD basketball coach director of the Willy Cager Foundation and member of the 1966 UTEP Basketball team 14 Dee Margo former Republican member of the Texas House of Representatives 15 Elisa Morales health science researcher medical device salesperson Health Graduate Fellow for Congressman Beto O Rourke and Senator Lamar Alexander and legislative aide to Senator Tom Udall 16 unreliable source Jaime Perez perennial candidate 17 David Saucedo owner of Saucedo Lock Company 18 and former president of the board of direct of the Boys amp Girls Club of El Paso 19 Charles Stapler member of the El Paso County Historical Commission board 20 Declined candidates edit Estela Casas KVIA news anchor 21 Oscar Leeser incumbent mayor 1 Cortney Niland city council representative 2011 2017 22 Emma Schwartz president and CEO of the Medical Center of the Americas Foundation 23 Joe Wardy former mayor of El Paso 2003 2005 24 First round results edit El Paso mayoral election results 2017 Party Candidate Votes Nonpartisan Dee Margo 14 915 45 32 Nonpartisan David Saucedo 7 883 23 95 Nonpartisan Emma Acosta 5 239 15 92 Nonpartisan Elisa Morales 1 845 5 61 Nonpartisan Willie Cager 1 388 4 22 Nonpartisan Jaime Perez 950 2 89 Nonpartisan Charlie Stapler 412 1 25 Nonpartisan Jorge Artalejo 280 0 85 Total votes 32 912 100Runoff results edit El Paso mayoral election results 2017 Party Candidate Votes Nonpartisan Dee Margo 17 148 57Nonpartisan David Saucedo 12 937 43Total votes 30 085 100City council election editCandidates edit District 2 edit Candidates edit Alexsandra Annello student 25 17 Dolores Baca writer and housewife 26 17 Jud Burgess artist and activist 27 Alexander Burnside veteran and Bernie Sanders activist 28 17 Jim Tolbert city council representative 2016 2017 29 Raul Valdez UTEP teaching assistant 30 17 First round results edit El Paso District 2 election results 2017 Party Candidate Votes Nonpartisan Alexsandra Annello 1 135 34 96 Nonpartisan Jim Tolbert 1 037 31 94 Nonpartisan Dolores Garcia Baca 440 13 55 Nonpartisan Jud Burgess 446 13 74 Nonpartisan Raul Scoop Valdez 111 3 42 Nonpartisan Alexander Burnside 78 2 40 Total votes 3 247 100Runoff results edit El Paso District 2 election results 2017 Party Candidate Votes Nonpartisan Alexsandra Annello 1 929 60 83Nonpartisan Jim Tolbert 1 242 39 17Total votes 3 171 100District 3 edit Candidates edit Jaime Barceleau charitable executive director for the Paso del Norte Children s Development Center 18 Elias Camacho Vietnam War veteran retired El Paso Police Department detective private investigator and substitute teacher 29 Cassandra Hernandez Brown deputy director of Dynamic Workforce Solutions 31 Louis Pellicano retired person 32 17 Antonio Williams private practice immigration attorney and State Democratic Executive Committeeman for Texas Senate District 29 29 Results edit El Paso District 3 election results 2017 Party Candidate Votes Nonpartisan Cassandra Hernandez 1 925 37 80 Nonpartisan Jaime Barceleau 1 514 29 73 Nonpartisan Antonio Williams 819 16 08 Nonpartisan Elias Camacho 600 11 78 Nonpartisan Louis Pellicano 235 4 61 Total votes 5 093 100Runoff results edit El Paso District 3 election results 2017 Party Candidate Votes Nonpartisan Cassandra Hernandez 2 711 59 26Nonpartisan Jaime Barceleau 1 864 40 74Total votes 4 575 100District 4 edit Candidates edit Shane Haggerty retired firefighter and Ysleta Independent School District Board of Trustees president 29 Sam Morgan owner of El Paso Concealed Carry 18 Jose Plasencia Green Party activist chess teacher 33 34 35 17 Diana Ramos Socorro Independent School District instructional aide and former employee of Congressman Beto O Rourke 29 Results edit El Paso District 4 election results 2017 Party Candidate Votes Nonpartisan Sam Morgan 1 969 41 57 Nonpartisan Shane Haggerty 1 711 36 12 Nonpartisan Diana Ramos 960 20 27 Nonpartisan Jose Plasencia 97 2 05 Total votes 4 737 100Runoff results edit El Paso District 4 election results 2017 Party Candidate Votes Nonpartisan Sam Morgan 2 555 54 10Nonpartisan Shane Haggerty 2 168 45 90Total votes 4 723 100District 7 edit Candidates edit Lily Limon city council representative 2013 2017 29 Henry Rivera police officer 17 Results edit El Paso District 7 election results 2017 Party Candidate Votes Nonpartisan Henry Rivera 2 797 62 39Nonpartisan Lily Limon 1 686 37 61Total votes 4 483 100District 8 edit Candidates edit Trini Acevedo health unit coordinator at University Medical Center 36 37 Robert Cormell businessman 38 Gilbert Guillen retired businessman and anti arena activist 8 Cissy Lizarraga retired teacher 38 Adolfo Lopez attorney 38 Results edit El Paso District 8 election results 2017 Party Candidate Votes Nonpartisan Robert Cormell 1 724 42 25Nonpartisan Cissy Lizarraga 1 030 25 25Nonpartisan Gilbert Guillen 637 15 61Nonpartisan Adolfo Lopez 538 13 19Nonpartisan Trini Acevedo 151 3 70Total votes 100Runoff results edit El Paso District 8 election results 2017 Party Candidate Votes Nonpartisan Cissy Lizarraga 1 833 55 38Nonpartisan Robert Cormell 1 477 44 62Total votes 3 310 100References edit a b Mayor Leeser will not seek reelection KVIA July 28 2016 Retrieved May 1 2017 Crowder David August 1 2016 If Leeser s not running who should El Paso Inc Retrieved May 1 2017 Partisan vs Nonpartisan Elections National League of Cities Retrieved May 1 2017 City Charter changes possible El Paso Times January 13 2013 Archived from the original on July 2 2013 Retrieved January 3 2015 Margo and Saucedo head to runoff for mayoral seat Dee Margo elected mayor of El Paso KVIA www kvia com Archived from the original on June 11 2017 What 8 57 Means June 12 2017 a b Crowder David April 10 2017 City to hold June election for Niland seat El Paso Inc Retrieved May 1 2017 El Paso County Elections County of El Paso June 23 2013 Retrieved June 26 2013 Lizarraga takes City Council District 8 runoff by more than 300 votes Election Summary Report 2017 MAY UNIFORM ELECTION Summary For Jurisdiction Wide All Counters All Races OFFICIAL FINAL ELECTION RESULTS PDF El Paso County May 22 2017 Retrieved October 24 2019 Election Summary Report 2017 JUNE UNIFORM RUNOFF AND SPECIAL ELECTION OFFICIAL FINAL ELECTION RESULTS PDF El Paso County June 28 2017 Retrieved October 24 2019 a b Crowder David October 3 2016 Lucky No 7 Acosta to run for mayor El Paso Inc Retrieved May 1 2017 Mayor city rep races attract 30 El Paso Inc February 20 2017 Retrieved May 1 2017 Crowder David August 4 2016 First hat in the ring Margo will run for mayor El Paso Inc Retrieved May 1 2017 About Elisa Morales for El Paso Mayor Elisa Morales for El Paso Mayor April 24 2017 Retrieved May 1 2017 a b c d e f g h Borunda Daniel February 17 2017 El Paso mayoral race to feature 7 candidates El Paso Times Retrieved May 1 2017 a b c Perez Elida S August 29 2016 2 more El Paso mayoral candidates announce El Paso Times Retrieved May 1 2017 Seyffert Estefania December 19 2016 Boys amp Girls Club of El Paso facing financial crisis Story KTSM Retrieved May 1 2017 Crowder David September 20 2016 Retired postal worker joins race for mayor El Paso Inc Retrieved May 1 2017 Crowder David August 29 2016 So who else is running Not Estela Casas El Paso Inc Retrieved May 1 2017 Crowder David January 16 2017 Ready for the next election Mayor s race is May 6 El Paso Inc Retrieved May 1 2017 Wadsworth Ford September 19 2016 Whispers No she isn t El Paso Inc Retrieved May 1 2017 Wadsworth Ford September 12 2016 Whispers It s a boy El Paso Inc Retrieved May 1 2017 Archived copy Archived from the original on February 18 2017 Retrieved February 18 2017 a href Template Cite web html title Template Cite web cite web a CS1 maint archived copy as title link Archived copy Archived from the original on February 18 2017 Retrieved February 18 2017 a href Template Cite web html title Template Cite web 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