:I would consider that WP:OVERLINKing; that sea of blue isn't helping our readers.  If the terms are linked once in the text, they don't need to be linked in the table.  But back on the big picture, I am still having serious issues with those articles, specifically, South Australian general election, 2006.  I'm still shocked that this slid by on the main page without anyone noticing.  At first, I didn't complain loudly because I was on my older laptop, but now I'm in the kitchen on a newer computer with a different configuration, and the problems are still serious.  Most of these issues are occurring on both of these articles, so I assume they are throughout.  I'm concerned that all of the regular editors have same or similar browsers or settings, and just aren't seeing these problems. 
 :* The first table, in the lead, runs into and overlaps the infobox. 
 :* In the polling section, one table almost completely covers another, so that I can't even tell you what the title of the covered table is, but it's under the Political parties table. 
 :* In the Post-election pendulum section, there are images completely off my screen; it's possible many readers don't even know those images are there. I only discovered them because I didn't see the "featured" star, so I scrolled right.  
 :I didn't want to upset Timeshift while this was on the mainpage, and I assumed some other reader would spot these things and correct them.  I'm still surprised at this, as it's the biggest mess I've ever seen on the mainpage.  I suggest you all might temporarily alter your screen settings so you can see what some readers are seeing.  Perhaps I keep my resolution larger than others because of my eyesight, but we do have to allow for all configurations.  Best regards,