Senate for the 34th Cosa

The Senate for the 34th Cosa consisted of seven seats.

Elections

The incumbent Senator for Maritiimi-Maxhestic, Ian von Metairia, was re-elected.

Gary Cone replaced Wes Erni as Senator for Mussolini.

Membership

The members of the Senate for the 34th Cosa, listed in the order of the scheduled expiration of their terms, were:

Province	Senator						Term Expired
	1	2	3	4	5	6
Vuode	Amy Durnford1						With 34th Cosa
Atatürk	Marcus Cantaloûr1						With 34th Cosa
Cézembre	Francesco Felici2						With 35th Cosa
Florencia	Brook Pànetâ2						With 35th Cosa
Maricopa	Peter Hottelet1						With 36th Cosa
Maritiimi-Maxhestic	Danihel Laurier3						With 36th Cosa
Mussolini	Gary Cone1						With 37th Cosa

While two of the Senators nominally held their seats into the 35th Cosa (see note 2, below), the fact is that the entire membership of the Senate turned over at the end of this Cosa, as none of these seven persons ever again voted their seats.

Notes

¹ Senators Durnford, Cantaloûr, Hottelet, and Cone all renounced their citizenships before the elections to the 35th Cosa. Quedeir Castiglha was appointed to Senator Cone's seat, and Ian von Metairia was appointed to Senator Cantaloûr's seat. As the Organic Law provided that two years' citizenship (or the holding of a peerage) was required for a person to be eligible to vote in the Senate, no other candidate citizens were available, and the seats of Senator Durnford and Hottelet were vacant to begin the 35th Cosa.

² Senators Felici and Pànetâ were only in contact concerning Talossan matters with the King, if at all. There was some question regarding whether they had been voting their seats or the King had been providing their votes. Thus it was suspected, with the renunciation of the King, that these two Senators would likely fail to vote their seats in the next Cosa, and indeed this proved to be the case. Both Senators never appeared again, and their citizenship eventually lapsed.

³ Senator Laurier failed to vote in the final two Clarks of the Cosa, vacating his seat. It was filled by the appointment of Fritz von Buchholtz.