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 | results | candidates |
| california 7 | george miller | democratic | 1974 | re - elected | george miller (d) 83.9% camden mcconnell (l) 16.1% |
| california 10 | ellen tauscher | democratic | 1996 | re - elected | ellen tauscher (d) 66.5% darcy linn (r) 33.5% |
| california 11 | richard pombo | republican | 1992 | lost re - election democratic gain | jerry mcnerney (d) 53.2% richard pombo (r) 46.8% |
| california 12 | tom lantos | democratic | 1980 | re - elected | tom lantos (d) 76.1% michael moloney (r) 23.9% |
| california 13 | pete stark | democratic | 1972 | re - elected | pete stark (d) 74.9% george bruno (r) 25.1% |
| california 15 | mike honda | democratic | 2000 | re - elected | mike honda (d) 72.4% raymond chukwu (r) 27.6% |
| california 16 | zoe lofgren | democratic | 1994 | re - elected | zoe lofgren (d) 72.8% charel winston (r) 27.2% |
| california 17 | sam farr | democratic | 1992 | re - elected | sam farr (d) 75.9% anthony demaio (r) 22.6% |
| california 18 | dennis cardoza | democratic | 2002 | re - elected | dennis cardoza (d) 65.4% john kanno (r) 34.6% |
| california 19 | george radanovich | republican | 1996 | re - elected | george radanovich (r) 60.6% tj cox (d) 39.4% |
| california 20 | jim costa | democratic | 2004 | re - elected | ' jim costa (d) unopposed |
| california 22 | bill thomas | republican | 1978 | retired republican hold | kevin mccarthy (r) 70.8% sharon beery (d) 29.2% |
| california 23 | lois capps | democratic | 1998 | re - elected | lois capps (d) 65.2% victor tognazzini (r) 34.8% |
| california 24 | elton gallegly | republican | 1986 | re - elected | elton gallegly (r) 62.1% jill martinez (d) 37.9% |
| california 27 | brad sherman | democratic | 1996 | re - elected | brad sherman (d) 68.8% peter hankwitz (r) 31.2% |
| california 31 | xavier becerra | democratic | 1992 | re - elected | xavier becerra (d) unopposed |
| california 32 | hilda solis | democratic | 2000 | re - elected | hilda solis (d) 83.0% leland faegre (l) 17.0% |
| california 33 | diane watson | democratic | 2001 | re - elected | diane watson (d) unopposed |
| california 38 | grace napolitano | democratic | 1998 | re - elected | grace napolitano (d) 75.4% sid street (r) 24.6% |
| california 39 | linda sánchez | democratic | 2002 | re - elected | linda sánchez (d) 65.9% james andion (r) 34.1% |
| california 41 | jerry lewis | republican | 1978 | re - elected | jerry lewis (r) 67.0% louis contreras (d) 33.0% |
| california 42 | gary miller | republican | 1998 | re - elected | gary miller (r) unopposed |
| california 43 | joe baca | democratic | 1999 | re - elected | joe baca (d) 64.5% scott folkens (r) 35.5% |
| california 45 | mary bono | republican | 1998 | re - elected | mary bono (r) 60.7% david roth (d) 39.3% |
Title:
united states house of representatives elections , 2006
Statement:
four of the incumbent congressmen ran unopposed in the 2000 elections for the united states house of representatives
Answer:
supported