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==History== | ==History== | ||
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===United Conservative=== | |||
===United Party=== | |||
===Liberal Conservative=== | |||
==Policies== | ==Policies== | ||
Revision as of 12:17, 24 July 2024
Liberal Conservative Party | |
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| Leader | Henry Nugent |
| Chairman | Hamish Loudon |
| Leader of the House of Delegates | Frank Armitage |
| Leader in the Senate | Stanley Leckhampstead |
| Director of Party Conference | Deborah Van Roose |
| Founded | February 11, 2023 |
| Preceded by | United Party |
| Headquarters | Georgia House, Westcourt, Labrador |
| Youth wing | Young Liberal Conservatives |
| Membership (2023) | 235,600 |
| Ideology | Liberal Conservatism
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| Political position | Centre-right |
| International affiliation | International Democratic Union |
| Senate | 355 / 700
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| House of Delegates | 311 / 650
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| State Legistlatures | 1,369 / 1,869
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The Liberal Conservative Party is a Delamarian political party. It was formed in 2023 as the successor of the United party as it merged with elements of the Liberal party. It holds a majority of seats in the House of Delegates, and is led by Prime Minister Henry Nugent.
History
Origins
United Conservative
United Party
Liberal Conservative
Policies
Party factions
Former vs Latter
The former vs latter debate refers to the Liberal and Conservative wings of the party (referencing the party's name).
New Liberals
The New Liberals are generally comprised of Milbankites and Granthamites. The faction draws neoliberal members together from across the social spectrum. They are represented by the Free Market Group and the Cricket Club.
Commonwealth
The Commonwealth Conservative Caucus is one of the more powerful factions. It advocates for Paternalistic Conservatism, with a socially and economically liberal outlook. The Current leadership of the party is largely made up of Commonwealth Conservatives.
Traditionalists
Traditionalists align with the right of the party, advocating for socially conservative policies, a stronger immigration and crime stance, and an emphasis on religious family values, however they are split on economic issues.