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 |
| ohio 5 | richard mott | republican | 1854 | retired republican hold | james m ashley (r) 51.3% william mungen (d) 48.7% |
| ohio 7 | aaron harlan | republican | 1852 | lost renomination republican hold | thomas corwin (r) 63.8% charles w blair (d) 36.2% |
| ohio 9 | lawrence w hall | democratic | 1856 | lost re - election republican gain | john carey (r) 50.3% lawrence w hall (r) 49.7% |
| ohio 10 | joseph miller | democratic | 1856 | lost re - election republican gain | carey a trimble (r) 55.0% joseph miller (d) 45.0% |
| ohio 12 | samuel s cox | democratic | 1856 | re - elected | samuel s cox (r) 51.8% lucius case (d) 48.2% |
| ohio 13 | john sherman | republican | 1854 | re - elected | john sherman (r) 57.1% s j patrick (d) 42.9% |
| ohio 14 | philemon bliss | republican | 1854 | retired republican hold | cyrus spink (r) 56.3% j p jeffries (d) 43.7% |
| ohio 15 | joseph burns | democratic | 1856 | lost re - election republican gain | william helmick (r) 50.7% joseph burns (d) 49.3% |
| ohio 18 | benjamin f leiter | republican | 1854 | retired republican hold | sidney edgerton (r) 53.3% j l ranney (d) 46.7% |
| ohio 19 | edward wade | republican | 1852 | re - elected | edward wade (r) 65.1% j w gray (d) 34.9% |
| ohio 20 | joshua reed giddings | republican | 1842 | lost renomination republican hold | john hutchins (r) 64.7% david tod (d) 35.3% |
Title:
united states house of representatives elections , 1858
Statement:
joshua reed giddings had been the longest - serving representative in ohio , having been first elected in 1842 , but he still lost in the primary
Answer:
supported