The 1992 Presidential Election in the Republic of Superior was the third held in its history, with the major opponents being Joseph O'Hara, the Liberal Democratic Vice-President, and Major-General Lewis Poulat, who won the nomination of the deeply divided Conservative Party. Sault Ste. Marie City Councillor Karl Morin-Strom ran for the Socialist Party as well. This marked the first election in the history of the republic where debates were held between the candidates as well. Despite leading for much of the campaign, Poulat ended up losing to O'Hara badly after revelations from his time serving in the Mackinaw Refugee Camps and during the February 3rd Massacre caused him to plummet in the polls.