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 |
| virginia 1 | john g jackson | democratic - republican | 1803 1813 | retired federalist gain | james pindall (f) 100% |
| virginia 4 | william mccoy | democratic - republican | 1811 | re - elected | william mccoy (dr) |
| virginia 5 | james breckinridge | federalist | 1809 | retired democratic - republican gain | john floyd (dr) 57.6 elijah macclannahan (f) 42.4% |
| virginia 7 | ballard smith | democratic - republican | 1815 | re - elected | ballard smith (dr) 94.7% john gray (f) 5.3% |
| virginia 11 | philip p barbour | democratic - republican | 1814 (special) | re - elected | philip p barbour (dr) |
| virginia 14 | william a burwell | democratic - republican | 1806 (special) | re - elected | william a burwell (dr) |
| virginia 15 | john kerr | democratic - republican | 1815 ( special ) | retired democratic - republican hold | william j lewis (dr) 100% |
| virginia 17 | james pleasants | democratic - republican | 1811 | re - elected | james pleasants (dr) 100% |
| virginia 18 | thomas m nelson | democratic - republican | 1816 ( special ) | re - elected | thomas m nelson (dr) 100% |
| virginia 19 | peterson goodwyn | democratic - republican | 1803 | re - elected | peterson goodwyn (dr) 96.9% john pegram (dr) 3.1% |
| virginia 20 | james johnson | democratic - republican | 1813 | re - elected | james johnson (dr) 100% |
| virginia 22 | hugh nelson | democratic - republican | 1811 | re - elected | hugh nelson (dr) 72.7% thomas w maury (dr) 27.3% |
Title:
united states house of representatives elections , 1816
Statement:
john g jackson and peterson goodwyn are the longest serving representatives having been elected in 1803
Answer:
supported