Liberal Socialist Party (Arabi)

Liberal Socialist Party
Abbreviation	LSP
Chairperson	Mark Edwards
U.S.S. President	Lona Freeman
U.S.S. Vice President	Melissa Hewitt
Senate Majority Leader	Mary Nichols
House Majority Leader	Steven Turner
Founded	April 20, 1888 (1888-04-20)
Preceded by	Democratic-Republican Party
Succeeded by	Democratic Party
Student wing	Liberal Pupils of Arabi
Youth wing	Young Liberals of Arabi
Women's wing	National Federation of Liberal Women
Ideology	• Modern liberalism • Social liberalism • Socialism • Democratic socialism • Centrism • Progressivism • Social democracy
Political position	Centre-left to left-wing
Colors	Cyan blue
Seats in the Senate	18 / 32
Seats in the House	85 / 147
State Governorships	7 / 16
State Upper Chamber Seats	193 / 392
State Lower Chamber Seats	598 / 1,226
Total State Legislature Seats	823 / 1,618
Total Seats	1,740 / 3,431
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The Liberal Socialist Party, also known as LSP, is one of the two major political parties in the United Socialist States; the other is its rival, the Conservative Socialist Party.

The LSP was founded in 1888 after the dissolution of the Democratic-Republican Party due to the shift towards a more socialist agenda. The party supports liberalism, a progressive tax system, gun control, social democracy, and equality for all.

There have been 11 Liberal Socialist presidents since its inception, including current president Lona Freeman. As of 2019, the LSP controls a minority (7) of state governorships and 7 state trifectas (governorship and both legislative chambers). There are five sitting Liberal Socialist justices on the Supreme Court.