Talk:2019 Canadian federal election in Ontario

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Hi there, I submitted a draft Draft:2019 Canadian federal election in Ontario several weeks ago, today it was rejected for a reason that violates Precedent on other articles, It was Rejected for the Reason quote "Information in article inconsistent - infobox shows Liberals and Conservatives gaining two seats each, the table below shows different results.", the reason for this difference is me following the precedent that exists on the Main 2019 Canadian Federal Election Page, where the Infobox determines Change in comparison to the seat totals at dissolution, and the table calculates it based off of Seats the Last election. I followed that Precedent in my draft.