Give you a statement and table with its title in Markdown format, please determine whether the statement is supported or refuted by, or is unrelated to the table. It'a binary classification problem, you should choose the answer between supported and refuted. Table cells in one row are seperated by '|', and different rows are seperated by '
'.

Table:
| district | incumbent | party | first elected | result | candidates |
| new york 7 | john j delaney | democratic | 1931 | re - elected | john j delaney (d) 72.8% harry boyarsky (r) 27.2% |
| new york 10 | emanuel celler | democratic | 1922 | re - elected | emanuel celler (d) 68.6% jerome lewis (r) 31.4% |
| new york 12 | samuel dickstein | democratic | 1922 | re - elected | samuel dickstein (d) 87.0% hyman hecht (r) 13.0% |
| new york 13 | louis capozzoli | democratic | 1940 | re - elected | louis capozzoli (d) 74.0% john rosenberg (r) 26.0% |
| new york 17 | joseph c baldwin | republican | 1941 | re - elected | joseph c baldwin (r) 61.0% carl sherman (d) 39.0% |
| new york 19 | sol bloom | democratic | 1923 | re - elected | sol bloom (d) 67.5% clarence mcmillan (r) 32.5% |
| new york 20 | vito marcantonio | labor | 1938 | re - elected | vito marcantonio ( american labor ) unopposed |
| new york 27 | lewis k rockefeller | republican | 1937 | retired republican hold | jay le fevre (r) 63.1% sharon j mauhs (d) 36.9% |
| new york 29 | e harold cluett | republican | 1936 | retired republican hold | dean p taylor (r) 68.8% john t degnan (d) 31.2% |
| new york 36 | john taber | republican | 1922 | re - elected | john taber (r) 62.6% charles osborne (d) 37.4% |
| new york 38 | joseph j o'brien | republican | 1938 | re - elected | joseph j o'brien (r) 59.1% walden moore (d) 40.9% |
| new york 39 | james wolcott wadsworth , jr | republican | 1932 | re - elected | james wolcott wadsworth , jr (r) unopposed |
Title:
united states house of representatives elections , 1942
Statement:
john taber is the sitting reporesentative of new york district 36
Answer:
supported