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Rally of the Democrats

Rassemblement des Démocrates (French)
LeaderAnna Barési (interim)
PresidentYves Carpentier
Founded17 November 1968
Preceded byNational Party
Headquarters1552-61 avenue Granet
Huimont, Isle-Royale
Youth wingYoung Democrats
Membership (2013)1,947,655
IdeologyLiberal conservatism
Fiscal conservatism
Market liberalism
International affiliationEsquarian Democratic Union
PositionCentre-right
Colours  Light Blue
National Assembly
61 / 452

The Rally of the Democrats (French: Rassemblement des Démocrates; RDD), commonly known as the Democrats (French: Démocrates) or the Democratic Party (French: Parti démocrate), is a centre-right political party in Ainin. Founded by members of the National Party after its downfall in the 1968 events, it has traditionally been the main right-wing force in Aininian politics. However, in recent years, its position has been challenged by the National Alliance from the Esquarisceptic far-right and by the breakaway Citizens' Alliance from the centre. Its main rival is the centre-left Social Democratic Party.

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The Democrats currently form the official opposition in the National Assembly. The party additionally forms the government in six of Ainin's thirteen provinces and holds eight seats in the Esquarian Parliament, where it sits with the Esquarian Democratic Union. It last formed government from the 2014 election to the 2015 snap election, as a result of the West Aininian crisis.

Anna Barési is the interim leader of the party since 22 March 2015, upon the resignation of Caroline Évales.

History

Ideology

Organisation

Electoral record

National Assembly of Ainin (House of Deputies)
Election Votes Seats Win Outcome
# % # ±
1968 No Second opposition
1971 No Official opposition to Social Democratic minority
1974 Yes Majority government
1978 Yes Majority government
1982 No Official opposition to Social Democratic majority
1986 No Official opposition to Social Democratic majority
1990 No Official opposition to Social Democratic minority
1992 Yes Minority government
1994 Yes Senior partner in coalition with Liberals
1998 Yes Majority government
2002
133 / 448
No Official opposition to Social Democratic majority
2006
149 / 448
Increase 16 No Official opposition to Social Democratic majority
2010
151 / 452
Increase 2 No Official opposition to Social Democratic-Green coalition
2014
230 / 452
Increase 79 Yes Majority government
2015
61 / 452
Decrease 169 No Official opposition to Social Democratic-AC-BDR coalition

Leadership

See also