Original sentence: In 1937, the Social Credit government of Wiliam Aberhart passed the Accurate News and Information Act which forced newspapers to print "corrections" to stories the government objected to, and would require the papers to reveal their sources in the case of statements against the government.The two frontrunning parties went on to capture 77.3% percent of the popular vote
Edited sentence: In 1937 the Social Credit government of Wiliam Aberhart passed the Accurate News and Information Act which forced newspapers to print "corrections" to stories the government objected to, and would require the papers to reveal their sources in the case of statements against the government.Relations between the media and the government in Alberta have varied from cozy to tense over Alberta's history.The two frontrunning parties went on to capture 77.3% percet of the popular vote