1468 Senate Election in Alleron

The 1468 Kinkow Senate election in Alleron took place on October 6, 1468. The election elected Alleron's 1st Class Senator.

Incumbent Freerian Kinkow Senator Roger L. Morrison did not seek reelection to a second term, as he concurrently ran in the Alleron gubernatorial election. Incumbent Congresswoman from Alleron's 7th District Josephine Crawley won the Freerian Party nomination and subsequently won election to a first term in the Kinkow Senate, defeating Alleron Attorney General Clay Thurlow. Crawley was elected with 67% of the vote, by a margin of 34%. She performed 6 points better than President Karrissa Struna did in the presidential race in Alleron two years earlier. She carried 47 out of 55 congressional districts statewide. She carried 9 more districts than the Free Party did overall in that years House of Representatives elections. There were two debates, held in September and October 1468, in which Crawley and Thurlow debated various issues such as the economy, abortion rights, the debt and deficit, foreign policy, jobs, and tax and regulatory policy. With Crawley's win, Alleron became the first state to have two female senators serving simultaneously, Crawley's senior senator being Marianne Hernandez. Crawley was sworn in as Alleron's junior senator on January 5th, 1469.

Candidates
On Ballot Failed Registration
 * Josephine Crawley, Member of the Kinkow House of Representatives from Alleron's 7th District
 * John McAster, Alleron State Senator
 * Frank Morrison, Member of the Alleron State House of Representatives
 * Saul Feldman, Member of the Alleron City Assembly
 * Jonathan Surrandon, entrepreneur