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 |
| pennsylvania 6 | hugh scott | republican | 1946 | re - elected | hugh scott (r) 50.6% alexander hemphill (d) 49.4% |
| pennsylvania 8 | karl c king | republican | 1951 | re - elected | karl c king (r) 51.2% john p fullam (d) 48.8% |
| pennsylvania 9 | paul b dague | republican | 1946 | re - elected | paul b dague (r) 62.7% edward g wilson (d) 37.3% |
| pennsylvania 12 | ivor d fenton | republican | 1938 | re - elected | ivor d fenton (r) 55.5% charles e lotz (d) 44.5% |
| pennsylvania 15 | francis e walter | democratic | 1932 | re - elected | francis e walter (d) 61.6% leroy mikels (r) 38.4% |
| pennsylvania 17 | alvin bush | republican | 1950 | re - elected | alvin bush (r) 56.5% william t longe (d) 43.5% |
| pennsylvania 22 | john p saylor | republican | 1949 | re - elected | john p saylor (r) 51.9% robert s glass (d) 48.1% |
| pennsylvania 23 | leon h gavin | republican | 1942 | re - elected | leon h gavin (r) 61.9% fred c barr (d) 38.1% |
| pennsylvania 25 | louis e graham | republican | 1938 | lost re - election democratic gain | frank m clark (d) 53.5% louis e graham (r) 46.5% |
| pennsylvania 26 | thomas e morgan | democratic | 1944 | re - elected | thomas e morgan (d) 65.3% branko stupar (r) 34.7% |
Title:
united states house of representatives elections , 1954
Statement:
the pennsylvania 25 district was held by republican louis e graham , who lost his re - election
Answer:
supported