Changes: 2018 Californian federal election (Joan of What?)

Californian federal election, 2018
All 135 seats of the Californian House of Representatives; 68 seats were needed for a majority; 24 of the 48 seats of the Californian House of Councillors
Chancellor before election; Bernie Sanders; Coalition	Chancellor-designate ; Bernie Sanders; Coalition

Revision as of 12:58, 21 August 2019

The 56th Californian federal election was held on 6 November 2018 to elect the members of the 56th Parliament of California. At this election, all 135 seats of the Californian House of Representatives and 24 of the 48 seats in the House of Councillors were contested. The governing Coalition (composed of the Democratic, Progressive and Green Parties) under incumbent Chancellor Bernie Sanders of Cochimia competed against the Liberals under incoming leader Susan Brooks of Ideland. The election resulted in both major parties losing seats to the Conservative Party of California: the Coalition lost one, while the Liberals lost three. The Coalition government was thus re-elected for a second term, albeit with a slightly reduced majority.

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-The '''56th Californian federal election''' was held on 6 November 2018 to elect the members of the 56th {{JoW|Parliament of California}}. At this election, all 135 seats of the {{JoW|Californian House of Representatives}} and 24 of the 48 seats in the {{JoW|Californian Senate|Senate}} were contested. The governing {{JoW|Coalition (California)|Coalition}} (composed of the {{JoW|Californian Democratic Party|Democratic}}, {{JoW|Progressive Party of California|Progressive}} and {{JoW|Green Party of California|Green}} Parties) under incumbent {{JoW|Chancellor of California|Chancellor}} {{JoW|Bernie Sanders}} of {{w|Baja California|Cochimia}} competed against the {{JoW|Liberal Party of California|Liberals}} under incoming leader {{JoW|Susan Brooks}} of {{JoW|Ideland}}. The election resulted in both major parties losing seats to the {{JoW|Conservative Party of California}}: the Coalition lost one, while the Liberals lost three. The Coalition government was thus re-elected for a second term, albeit with a slightly reduced majority.
+The '''56th Californian federal election''' was held on 6 November 2018 to elect the members of the 56th {{JoW|Parliament of California}}. At this election, all 135 seats of the {{JoW|Californian House of Representatives}} and 24 of the 48 seats in the {{JoW|Californian House of Councillors|House of Councillors}} were contested. The governing {{JoW|Coalition (California)|Coalition}} (composed of the {{JoW|Californian Democratic Party|Democratic}}, {{JoW|Progressive Party of California|Progressive}} and {{JoW|Green Party of California|Green}} Parties) under incumbent {{JoW|Chancellor of California|Chancellor}} {{JoW|Bernie Sanders}} of {{w|Baja California|Cochimia}} competed against the {{JoW|Liberal Party of California|Liberals}} under incoming leader {{JoW|Susan Brooks}} of {{JoW|Ideland}}. The election resulted in both major parties losing seats to the {{JoW|Conservative Party of California}}: the Coalition lost one, while the Liberals lost three. The Coalition government was thus re-elected for a second term, albeit with a slightly reduced majority.
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