Christian Socialist Union (Tarper)

Christian Socialist Union Union Socialiste Chrétienne
Abbreviation	CSU
Founder	Margaret Whitehall
Founded	1925 (1925)
Dissolved	1992 (1992)
Split from	Conservative Democratic Party of Tarper
Succeeded by	Christian Democratic and Social Federation
Newspaper	The National Courier
Youth wing	Christian Socialist Youth
Ideology	Christian Democracy Christian Socialism Christian Left
Political position	Center-left to Left-wing
Religion	Catholicism
National affiliation	Vanguard Coalition (1925-1940) War & Reconstruction Assembly (1940-1950) People's Front (1950-1986) Anti-fascist Front (1990-1992)
Colors	Blue
Slogan	"For Tarper, For the Future"
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Politics of Tarper Political parties Elections in Tarper

The Christian Socialist Union, abbreviated as CSU, was a christian democratic and socialist party in the Tarperti Confederation. Founded in 1925 as an official split from the Conservative Democratic Party. It was in a coalition with the Communist Party until 1986.

It contested in the 1990 Tarperti federal election under the Anti-fascist Front. The party was dissolved in 1992 after the National Party of Tarper passed the Enabling Act which made it into the sole legal party.

Election results

Election	Seats won	±	Position	Leader	Government
1930	41 / 577	41	4th	Margaret Whitehall	Vanguard Coalition
1940	52 / 647	11	4th	Margaret Whitehall	War & Reconstruction Assembly
1950	24 / 402	28	4th	Edith O'Donnell	People's Front
1960	50 / 521	26	4th	Jeff Yorke	People's Front
1970	54 / 518	4	4th	Thomas Gudmundsson	People's Front
1980	54 / 519	0	4th	Jose McMillan	People's Front
1990	17 / 662	37	4th	Wilhelm de la Garza	In opposition