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 |
| texas 1 | wright patman | democratic | 1928 | re - elected | wright patman (d) 78.5% james hogan (r) 21.5% |
| texas 2 | john dowdy | democratic | 1952 | re - elected | john dowdy (d) unopposed |
| texas 3 | james m collins | republican | 1968 | re - elected | james m collins (r) 60.6% john mead (d) 39.4% |
| texas 4 | ray roberts | democratic | 1962 | re - elected | ray roberts (d) unopposed |
| texas 5 | earle cabell | democratic | 1964 | re - elected | earle cabell (d) 59.7% frank crowley (r) 40.3% |
| texas 6 | olin e teague | democratic | 1946 | re - elected | olin e teague (d) unopposed |
| texas 8 | robert c eckhardt | democratic | 1966 | re - elected | robert c eckhardt (d) unopposed |
| texas 9 | jack brooks | democratic | 1952 | re - elected | jack brooks (d) 64.5% henry c pressler (d) 35.5% |
| texas 10 | j j pickle | democratic | 1963 | re - elected | j j pickle (d) unopposed |
| texas 11 | william r poage | democratic | 1936 | re - elected | william r poage (d) unopposed |
| texas 12 | jim wright | democratic | 1954 | re - elected | jim wright (d) unopposed |
| texas 14 | john andrew young | democratic | 1956 | re - elected | john andrew young (d) unopposed |
| texas 17 | omar burleson | democratic | 1946 | re - elected | omar burleson (d) unopposed |
| texas 18 | bob price | republican | 1966 | re - elected | bob price (r) unopposed |
| texas 19 | george h mahon | democratic | 1934 | re - elected | george h mahon (d) unopposed |
| texas 20 | henry b gonzalez | democratic | 1961 | re - elected | henry b gonzalez (d) unopposed |
| texas 21 | o c fisher | democratic | 1942 | re - elected | o c fisher (d) 61.4% richard gill (r) 38.6% |
| texas 22 | robert r casey | democratic | 1958 | re - elected | robert r casey (d) 55.6% arthur busch (r) 44.4% |
Title:
united states house of representatives elections , 1970
Statement:
the earliest a candidate was first elected was 1928
Answer:
supported