About: 1988 Republic of Superior Congressional Elections (1983: Doomsday)

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The 1988 Congressional elections saw all seats in the house, and the "Class 1" seats in the Senate up for grabs. House Speaker Bruce Casey did not run for reelection, and the Liberal Democrats replaced him with former presidential contender Jeffrey S. Crochet of Mackinac. Riding President Stowe's proverbial coattails, the Liberal Democrats managed to slightly increase their majority in the House, and to capture a Senate seat in Menominee recently held by Conservative Robert Haase, until his resignation earlier in the year.

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rdf:type	Election
rdfs:label	1988 Republic of Superior Congressional Elections (1983: Doomsday)
rdfs:comment	The 1988 Congressional elections saw all seats in the house, and the "Class 1" seats in the Senate up for grabs. House Speaker Bruce Casey did not run for reelection, and the Liberal Democrats replaced him with former presidential contender Jeffrey S. Crochet of Mackinac. Riding President Stowe's proverbial coattails, the Liberal Democrats managed to slightly increase their majority in the House, and to capture a Senate seat in Menominee recently held by Conservative Robert Haase, until his resignation earlier in the year.
Leader	N/A Cyril Symes Jeffrey S. Crochet John Kerin Jordan K. Gibson Robert P. Griffin Steven Bolden
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last election	1(xsd:integer) 12(xsd:integer) 16(xsd:integer) 30(xsd:integer) 54(xsd:integer)
flag size	60(xsd:integer)
Next Year	1990(xsd:integer)
election date	1988-11-08(xsd:date)
election name	House Elections Senate Elections
before party	Liberal Democrats
map size	350(xsd:integer)
ongoing	no
Type	Parliamentary
seats for election	30(xsd:integer) 85(xsd:integer)
Seats	1(xsd:integer) 11(xsd:integer) 17(xsd:integer) 28(xsd:integer) 56(xsd:integer)
flag image	Flag_of_Superior.svg
after party	Liberal Democrats
Party	Independents Conservative Liberal Democrat Socialist
Title	Speaker Maj. Leader
before election	John Kerin Bruce Casey
Image	100(xsd:integer)
leaders seat	N/A Alger Chippewa Marquette Mackinac Schoolcraft
previous election	1986(xsd:integer)
next election	1990(xsd:integer)
after election	Jeffrey S. Crochet John Kerin
Previous Year	1986(xsd:integer)
seat change	-2(xsd:integer) -1(xsd:integer) None +1 +2
abstract	The 1988 Congressional elections saw all seats in the house, and the "Class 1" seats in the Senate up for grabs. House Speaker Bruce Casey did not run for reelection, and the Liberal Democrats replaced him with former presidential contender Jeffrey S. Crochet of Mackinac. Riding President Stowe's proverbial coattails, the Liberal Democrats managed to slightly increase their majority in the House, and to capture a Senate seat in Menominee recently held by Conservative Robert Haase, until his resignation earlier in the year. Steven Bolden, the only member of another party - the Socialists - up for election this time around narrowly won reelection over the Conservative candidate in his Chippewa riding. The largely peaceful situation that had existed since the establishment of the republic remained in force, though the seeds of later issues, namely the Mackinaw problem, came into being at this time.

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