:See the last paragraph before the Table of Contents: 

 ::"The DC Vote proposal would also have an impact on the Electoral College. Under the DC Vote proposal, the voting power of the District's citizens in presidential elections would remain unchanged at three electoral votes (i.e. 193,843 people per electoral vote), pursuant to the 23rd Amendment. The DC Vote proposal, by awarding Utah an additional House seat, would result in that state gaining an additional electoral vote." 

 :Even if the proposal would not affect the electoral college (which it will), it would still be very relevant to know how much voting power DC citizens have in US Senate elections (zero as described in first sentence of article), and in presidential elections (more than most US citizens). The removed sentences are therefore very relevant, and I'll restore them.