1990 United States Congress Elections

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The 1990 United States Congress Elections was held on November 4th, 1990 to determine the 102nd United States Congress. During these occurred under the second term of President Kevin O'Leary of the Liberty Coalition. All 80 House seats were up for election. 6 of the 20 seats in the United States Senate are up, none of which had an incumbent Liberty Coalition member.
==Summary Results==
===Senate===
The Right Bloc (Which consists of the Christian Democratic Union and Liberty Coalition) maintained control of the Senate. The Right Bloc gained 1 seat overall, the one seat being gained by the Liberty Coalition. The Democratic Party lost 2 seat overall and 1 Independent won in New England. 
===House===
The Right Bloc lost control of the House of Representatives. The Democratic Party gained 8 seats in the House of Representitves. The Liberty Coalition lost 6 Seats while the Christian Democratic Union lost 2 seats. One Left Wing Independent lost reelection while a Right Wing Independent won their election.
==House==
===Liberty Coalition Flips===
*SC-2
*NY-3
*AK-1
*HI-1
===Christian Democratic Union Flips===
*MI-1
===Democratic Party Flip===
*DE-1
*MD-1
*NJ-2
* VA-1
*AL-1
*KY-1
* NY-1
*AR-1
*IL-1
*LA-2
*WI-1
*ND-1
*WA-1
===Independent Flips===
*FL-1
==Senate==
===Lincoln===
Democrat Hold
Party 	Candidate 	Votes 	%
Democratic 	Mehmet Oz 	4,199,552	50.43%
Liberty Coalition	Lori Greiner	4,128,037	49.57%
===Alamo===
CDU Hold
Party 	Candidate 	Votes 	%
Christian Democratic Union	Jesus 3.0 	3,727,234	50.21%
Democratic 	John (Former Racist)	3,696,142	49.79%
===Frontier===
The Easter Bunny had grown controversial among both the Right Bloc, and his own party and was challenged in the Right Bloc primary by freshman LC House Rep. Goldfish from Idaho. Rep. Goldfish was endorsed by leaders of both the LC and CDU, including President Kevin O'Leary and Speaker Randy Economy, while Sen. Bunny was endorsed by some Democrats and Sen. Hogan (CDU-Alamo).
During the only primary debate held, the candidates sparred on issues ranging from marijuana decriminalization to agriculture, and a poll by CNC showed viewers believed Sen. Bunny won the debate, 42%-34%. 
Many memorable advertisements defined the campaign, including Rep. Goldfish's "Smite the Pretender", which portrayed Bunny as a false Christian, and Sen. Bunny's "In Uncharted Waters?", which attacked Goldfish for his abstention on the marijuana vote. The primary was both the most expensive and close primary in 1990.
In the end, Easter Bunny was able to secure the nomination by a razor thin margin of ten thousand votes, while Rep. Goldfish went on to run for re-election in the United States House.
====Primary====
Party 	Candidate 	Votes 	%
Christian Democratic Union	(i) Easter Bunny	1,118,892	50.23%
Liberty Coalition 	Goldfish 	1,108,700	49.77%
====General====
CDU Hold
Party 	Candidate 	Votes 	%
Christian Democratic Union	(i) Easter Bunny 	3,229,715	54.37%
Democratic 	PROTOTYPE KRYSTEN SINEMA	2,710,530	45.63%
===Heartland===
Democrat Loss, LC Flip
Party 	Candidate 	Votes 	%
Liberty Coalition	John Taxpayer	3,608,445	57.56%
Democratic 	Woody Johns 	2,660,861	42.44%
===Tidewater===
CDU Hold
Party 	Candidate 	Votes 	%
Christian Democratic Union	(i) Chuck Robb	3,051,940	51.38%
Democratic 	Nick Boltz 	2,887,425	48.62%
===New England===
Democrat Loss, Independent Flip
Party 	Candidate 	Votes 	%
Independent 	Marianne Williamson	1,898,123	51.70%
Liberty Coalition	Jane Snow 	1,773,407	48.30%
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