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The '''Libertarians''' ({{wp|Galician language|Galego}}: Libertarios) are a [[List of political parties in Trenado|political party in Trenado]], founded on 22 April 1914. The party describes itself as {{wp|Liberalism|liberal}} and {{wp|Social libertarianism|social libertarian}}, with economic tendencies sporadically leaning towards {{wp|Laissez-faire|laissez-faire}}, though also defending {{wp|Protectionism|protectionist}} economic plans depending on the administration. | The '''Libertarians''' ({{wp|Galician language|Galego}}: Libertarios) are a [[List of political parties in Trenado|political party in Trenado]], founded on 22 April 1914. The party describes itself as {{wp|Liberalism|liberal}} and {{wp|Social libertarianism|social libertarian}}, with economic tendencies sporadically leaning towards {{wp|Laissez-faire|laissez-faire}}, though also defending {{wp|Protectionism|protectionist}} economic plans depending on the administration. | ||
== Electoral history == | |||
===Presidential elections=== | |||
{|class=wikitable style=text-align:center | |||
|- | |||
!rowspan="2"|Election | |||
!rowspan=2|Candidate | |||
!rowspan="2"|'''Running mate''' | |||
!rowspan="2"|Coalition | |||
!colspan=2|First round | |||
!colspan="2"|Second round | |||
!rowspan="2"|'''Result''' | |||
|- | |||
!'''Votes''' | |||
!'''%''' | |||
!'''Votes''' | |||
!'''%''' | |||
|- | |||
!1916 | |||
|[[Victor Novoa]] (L) | |||
|Lino Montero (L) | |||
|{{n/a}} | |||
|4,536,361 | |||
|46.7% (#1) | |||
|5,276,785 | |||
|53.0% (#1) | |||
|'''Elected''' {{Y}} | |||
|- | |||
!1920 | |||
|rowspan="2"|[[Filipe Salles]] (L) | |||
|rowspan="2"|Duarte Ocampos (L) | |||
|{{n/a}} | |||
|5,109,427 | |||
|51.2% (#1) | |||
|– | |||
|– | |||
|'''Elected''' {{Y}} | |||
|- | |||
!1924 | |||
|{{n/a}} | |||
|5,166,637 | |||
|49.8% (#1) | |||
|5,544,279 | |||
|53.4% (#1) | |||
|'''Elected''' {{Y}} | |||
|- | |||
!1928 | |||
|Abel Pelozo (L) | |||
|Xerman Delvalle (L) | |||
|{{n/a}} | |||
|4,618,742 | |||
|42.9% (#2) | |||
|4,930,964 | |||
|45.8% (#2) | |||
|'''Lost''' {{Nay}} | |||
|- | |||
!1948 | |||
|rowspan="2"|Marcelo Vasquez (L) | |||
|rowspan="2"|Xoán Mario Rodriguez (L) | |||
|Libertarians, [[Progressives (Trenado)|Progressives]] | |||
|5,585,801 | |||
|43.9% (#2) | |||
|5,853,004 | |||
|46.0% (#2) | |||
|'''Lost''' {{Nay}} | |||
|- | |||
!1952 | |||
|Libertarians, [[Socialists (Trenado)|Socialists]] | |||
|5,324,871 | |||
|40.6% (#2) | |||
|5,219,947 | |||
|39.8% (#2) | |||
|'''Lost''' {{Nay}} | |||
|- | |||
!1956 | |||
|rowspan="3"|[[Augusto Ferreyra]] (L) | |||
|rowspan="3"|Tadeu Verdugo (L) | |||
|{{n/a}} | |||
|5,200,183 | |||
|38.5% (#2) | |||
|5,524,351 | |||
|40.9% (#2) | |||
|'''Lost''' {{Nay}} | |||
|- | |||
!1960 | |||
|{{n/a}} | |||
|6,323,815 | |||
|45.5% (#1) | |||
|7,032,638 | |||
|50.6% (#1) | |||
|'''Elected''' {{Y}} | |||
|- | |||
!1964 | |||
|{{n/a}} | |||
|6,387,639 | |||
|44.7% (#1) | |||
|7,002,109 | |||
|49.0% (#2) | |||
|'''Lost''' {{Nay}} | |||
|- | |||
!1968 | |||
|Lucas Farina Marchis (L) | |||
|Héctor Gansz (L) | |||
|{{n/a}} | |||
|5,021,088 | |||
|34.2% (#2) | |||
|— | |||
|— | |||
|'''Lost''' {{Nay}} | |||
|- | |||
!1972 | |||
|rowspan="2"|[[Rosemaria de Castro]] (L) | |||
|rowspan="2"|Nuno Gregorio Basquez (L) | |||
|rowspan="3"|Libertarians, [[Liberals (Trenado)|Liberals]] | |||
|6,029,227 | |||
|40.0% (#2) | |||
|8,049,019 | |||
|53.4% (#1) | |||
|'''Elected''' {{Y}} | |||
|- | |||
!1976 | |||
|7,917,872 | |||
|51.2% (#1) | |||
|— | |||
|— | |||
|'''Elected''' {{Y}} | |||
|- | |||
!1980 | |||
|rowspan="2"|[[Carlos Friedemann]] (L) | |||
|rowspan="2"|Ruben Valle (L) | |||
|8,039,052 | |||
|50.7% (#1) | |||
|— | |||
|— | |||
|'''Elected''' {{Y}} | |||
|- | |||
!1984 | |||
|Libertarians, [[Progressives (Trenado)|Progressives]] | |||
|8,286,298 | |||
|51.0% (#1) | |||
|— | |||
|— | |||
|'''Elected''' {{Y}} | |||
|- | |||
!1988 | |||
|[[Rosemaria de Castro]] (L) | |||
|[[Lorenzo Sarabia]] (L) | |||
|{{n/a}} | |||
|8,702,284 | |||
|52.3% (#1) | |||
|— | |||
|— | |||
|'''Elected''' {{Y}} | |||
|- | |||
!1992 | |||
|rowspan="2"|[[Lorenzo Sarabia]] (L) | |||
|Jaime Cambra (L) | |||
|{{n/a}} | |||
|8,396,131 | |||
|49.3% (#1) | |||
|10,422,783 | |||
|61.2% (#1) | |||
|'''Elected''' {{Y}} | |||
|- | |||
!1996 | |||
|[[Elias Meléndrez]] (L) | |||
|{{n/a}} | |||
|8,780,797 | |||
|50.4% (#1) | |||
|— | |||
|— | |||
|'''Elected''' {{Y}} | |||
|- | |||
!2000 | |||
|[[Leonardo Cuello]] ([[Progressives (Trenado)|P]]) | |||
|Moises Viveiros ([[Progressives (Trenado)|P]]) | |||
|[[Progressives (Trenado)|Progressives]], Libertarians, [[Liberals (Trenado)|Liberals]] | |||
|8,871,243 | |||
|49.8% (#1) | |||
|10,403,224 | |||
|58.4% (#1) | |||
|'''Elected''' {{Y}} | |||
|- | |||
![[2004 Trenadian general election|2004]] | |||
|[[Elias Meléndrez]] (L) | |||
|Xoán Manoel Sousa (L) | |||
|Libertarians, [[Liberals (Trenado)|Liberals]] | |||
|8,119,548 | |||
|44.6% (#1) | |||
|9,733,274 | |||
|52.2% (#2) | |||
|'''Lost''' {{Nay}}{{efn|Though Meléndrez was officially deemed victorious after the elections, a [[2004 Trenadian presidential crisis|presidential crisis]] would lead to the Trenadian Court of Justice revoking his candidacy, thus making [[Osvaldo Cervantes]] the winner.}} | |||
|- | |||
!2008 | |||
|Xoán Manoel Sousa (L) | |||
|rowspan="3"|Luis Valentin da Villa (L) | |||
|{{n/a}} | |||
|7,364,329 | |||
|39.6% (#2) | |||
|7,475,909 | |||
|40.2% (#2) | |||
|'''Lost''' {{Nay}} | |||
|- | |||
!2012 | |||
|rowspan="2"|[[Marta Bellotti]] (L) | |||
|{{n/a}} | |||
|7,785,209 | |||
|41.0% (#2) | |||
|9,759,994 | |||
|51.4% (#1) | |||
|'''Elected''' {{Y}} | |||
|- | |||
![[2016 Trenadian general election|2016]] | |||
|{{n/a}} | |||
|8,449,610 | |||
|43.6% (#1) | |||
|9,612,400 | |||
|49.6% (#2) | |||
|'''Lost''' {{Nay}} | |||
|- | |||
![[2020 Trenadian general election|2020]] | |||
|rowspan="2"|[[Maxin Valeiro]] (L) | |||
|[[Marta Bellotti]] (L) | |||
|Libertarians, [[Worker's Party (Trenado)|Worker's Party]] | |||
|8,991,189 | |||
|45.4% (#1) | |||
|9,273,532 | |||
|48.0% (#2) | |||
|'''Lost''' {{Nay}} | |||
|- | |||
![[2024 Trenadian general election|2024]] | |||
|Regina Vina ([[Worker's Party (Trenado)|PT]]) | |||
|Libertarians, [[Worker's Party (Trenado)|Worker's Party]] | |||
|9,076,672 | |||
|45.4% (#1) | |||
|TBD | |||
|TBD | |||
|— | |||
|} | |||
==Notes== | |||
{{notelist|30em}} | |||
{{Trenadian political parties}} | {{Trenadian political parties}} | ||
[[Category:Political parties in Trenado]] | [[Category:Political parties in Trenado]] |
Latest revision as of 00:49, 17 October 2024
Libertarians Libertarios | |
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President | Xoán Manoel Sousa |
Vice President | Marta Bellotti |
Administrative Secretary | Artús Bello |
Secretary of Institutional and Legal Subjects | Eduardo Brito |
Secretary of Finances | Manoel Neyra |
Founded | 22 April 1914 |
Legalized | 1 May 1914 |
Preceded by | Liberal Party |
Membership (October 2020) | 720.492 |
Ideology | Social liberalism Progressivism Social libertarianism |
Political position | Centre to Centre-left |
Colours | Yellow Black |
Slogan | "Freedom above all" |
Federal Senate | 12 / 45 |
Federal Congress | 70 / 270 |
Governorships | 5 / 17 |
State Assemblies | 121 / 680 |
Mayors | 532 / 2,035 |
City Councillors | 2,409 / 10,024 |
The Libertarians (Galego: Libertarios) are a political party in Trenado, founded on 22 April 1914. The party describes itself as liberal and social libertarian, with economic tendencies sporadically leaning towards laissez-faire, though also defending protectionist economic plans depending on the administration.
Electoral history
Presidential elections
Election | Candidate | Running mate | Coalition | First round | Second round | Result | ||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Votes | % | Votes | % | |||||
1916 | Victor Novoa (L) | Lino Montero (L) | N/A | 4,536,361 | 46.7% (#1) | 5,276,785 | 53.0% (#1) | Elected |
1920 | Filipe Salles (L) | Duarte Ocampos (L) | N/A | 5,109,427 | 51.2% (#1) | – | – | Elected |
1924 | N/A | 5,166,637 | 49.8% (#1) | 5,544,279 | 53.4% (#1) | Elected | ||
1928 | Abel Pelozo (L) | Xerman Delvalle (L) | N/A | 4,618,742 | 42.9% (#2) | 4,930,964 | 45.8% (#2) | Lost |
1948 | Marcelo Vasquez (L) | Xoán Mario Rodriguez (L) | Libertarians, Progressives | 5,585,801 | 43.9% (#2) | 5,853,004 | 46.0% (#2) | Lost |
1952 | Libertarians, Socialists | 5,324,871 | 40.6% (#2) | 5,219,947 | 39.8% (#2) | Lost | ||
1956 | Augusto Ferreyra (L) | Tadeu Verdugo (L) | N/A | 5,200,183 | 38.5% (#2) | 5,524,351 | 40.9% (#2) | Lost |
1960 | N/A | 6,323,815 | 45.5% (#1) | 7,032,638 | 50.6% (#1) | Elected | ||
1964 | N/A | 6,387,639 | 44.7% (#1) | 7,002,109 | 49.0% (#2) | Lost | ||
1968 | Lucas Farina Marchis (L) | Héctor Gansz (L) | N/A | 5,021,088 | 34.2% (#2) | — | — | Lost |
1972 | Rosemaria de Castro (L) | Nuno Gregorio Basquez (L) | Libertarians, Liberals | 6,029,227 | 40.0% (#2) | 8,049,019 | 53.4% (#1) | Elected |
1976 | 7,917,872 | 51.2% (#1) | — | — | Elected | |||
1980 | Carlos Friedemann (L) | Ruben Valle (L) | 8,039,052 | 50.7% (#1) | — | — | Elected | |
1984 | Libertarians, Progressives | 8,286,298 | 51.0% (#1) | — | — | Elected | ||
1988 | Rosemaria de Castro (L) | Lorenzo Sarabia (L) | N/A | 8,702,284 | 52.3% (#1) | — | — | Elected |
1992 | Lorenzo Sarabia (L) | Jaime Cambra (L) | N/A | 8,396,131 | 49.3% (#1) | 10,422,783 | 61.2% (#1) | Elected |
1996 | Elias Meléndrez (L) | N/A | 8,780,797 | 50.4% (#1) | — | — | Elected | |
2000 | Leonardo Cuello (P) | Moises Viveiros (P) | Progressives, Libertarians, Liberals | 8,871,243 | 49.8% (#1) | 10,403,224 | 58.4% (#1) | Elected |
2004 | Elias Meléndrez (L) | Xoán Manoel Sousa (L) | Libertarians, Liberals | 8,119,548 | 44.6% (#1) | 9,733,274 | 52.2% (#2) | Lost [a] |
2008 | Xoán Manoel Sousa (L) | Luis Valentin da Villa (L) | N/A | 7,364,329 | 39.6% (#2) | 7,475,909 | 40.2% (#2) | Lost |
2012 | Marta Bellotti (L) | N/A | 7,785,209 | 41.0% (#2) | 9,759,994 | 51.4% (#1) | Elected | |
2016 | N/A | 8,449,610 | 43.6% (#1) | 9,612,400 | 49.6% (#2) | Lost | ||
2020 | Maxin Valeiro (L) | Marta Bellotti (L) | Libertarians, Worker's Party | 8,991,189 | 45.4% (#1) | 9,273,532 | 48.0% (#2) | Lost |
2024 | Regina Vina (PT) | Libertarians, Worker's Party | 9,076,672 | 45.4% (#1) | TBD | TBD | — |
Notes
- ↑ Though Meléndrez was officially deemed victorious after the elections, a presidential crisis would lead to the Trenadian Court of Justice revoking his candidacy, thus making Osvaldo Cervantes the winner.