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Progressive Party
LeaderTroy Brown
Founded16 January, 1967
Split fromProgressive-Conservative Party
Headquarters1845 Moore Blvd, 01CER840 Leighton
Student wingProgressive Students
Youth wingYoung Progressives
Membership (2014)Increase 454,367
IdeologyConservatism
Liberal conservatism
Political positionCentre-right
International affiliationInternational Democrat Union
Esquarian People's Alliance
Esquarian ParliamentEsquarian Democratic Union
Colours  Purple
House of Representatives
177 / 650
Senate
60 / 200
Provincial Councils
375 / 1,828
Esquarian Parliament
7 / 42
Election symbol
PP
Website
http://www.progressive.org.ak

The Progressive Party is a centre-right Liberal Conservative political party in Arkiasis.

They are the largest centre-right political party in Arkiasis and the leading party in the current coalition government. The current leader (since 2004) and Arkiasis' Prime Minister (since January 2010) is Troy Brown. The Progressive Party is the result of a split of the former Progressive-Conservative Party and represents the moderate faction of the Conservative movement in Arkiasis.

Ideology

The Progressive Party is committed to fiscal free market policies, including tax cuts and relatively little government involvement in the economy. It does, however, support the continued existence of the Arkiasian welfare state. The party generally supports semi-privatization through state-funded private services and tougher law and order measures. The party policies include expanding free trade relations, lowering taxes, a balanced budget, and "responsible" government. The party distances itself from social issues and believes that they are a distraction from other issues.

House of Representatives

Election Seats +/– Government
2014
177 / 650
Increase19 in government
2010
158 / 650
Increase27 in opposition
2006
131 / 615
Increase15 in opposition
2002
116 / 615
Increase8 in opposition
1998
108 / 580
Decrease13 in opposition
1994
121 / 580
Decrease7 in opposition
1990
128 / 580
Increase27 in opposition
1986
101 / 545
Increase7 in opposition
1982
94 / 545
Increase18 in opposition
1978
76 / 510
Decrease11 in opposition
1974
87 / 510
Increase15 in opposition
1970
72 / 510
Increase72 in opposition