Do these two groups of statements tell the same thing?

[SeasonalTNT]

1.
52.17% of the people, or 12 people out of 23, voted for yes.
52.17% of the people, or 12 people out of 23, voted for no.

2.
Instead of saying 52.17% of the votes were for Yes, and 52.17% of the votes were for No, the correct statements are these:
52.17% of the voters picked Yes.
52.17% of the voters picked No.







Lol .

[Timeline]

Dude, this is the second entire thread that you have made about another thread.
Give it a rest already

And to answer your question, yes, they do say the same thing.

[SeasonalTNT]

Perhaps the poll question should've been:

Is there something wrong with my English?

Cuz some people tend not to understand.

[wut]

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[Timeline]

The point that i was trying to make was that one person made a mistake, and the one stickied thread of your's was fine, but another thread about a minor discrepancy in one of the side threads?

I think that it's a little too much abut one thing.