Baptistois Liberal Party

Baptistois Liberal Party Parti libéral baptistois
Abbreviation	PLB
Leader	Marc-Antoine Vernier
Founded	30 September 1990
Preceded by	National Republican People's Party
Ideology	Centrism Economic liberalism Conservative liberalism Bacheletism (minority)
Political position	Centre to centre-right
Colors	Blue, yellow
Seats	8 / 14
Website
www.liberal.sb
Political parties

The Baptistois Liberal Party (Principean: Parti libéral baptistois, PLB) is a centrist political party in Saint-Baptiste. The successor of the National Republican People's Party, the PLB is one of two main parties in Saint-Baptiste, alongside the Saint-Baptiste Reform Party. At present, the party forms the government, holding a majority of eight seats in the Chamber of Deputies. The party traditionally takes a more conservative approach to policy, although it is considered the more economically liberal of the two main parties, and attempts to ascribe to a catch-all and non-ideological position.

Election results

Chamber of Deputies

Election year	Leader	# of votes	% of vote	# of overall seats won	+/–	Govt?
1991	Pierre-Marie Blanchet	7,463	46.07 (#2)	4 / 14	4	Opposition
1994	Cyrille Bachelet	7,337	51.01 (#1)	8 / 14	4	Majority
1997	Edouard Montgomery	6,517	51.54 (#1)	8 / 14		Majority
2000		7,282	52.11 (#1)	12 / 14	4	Majority
2003		4,993	44.51 (#2)	4 / 14	8	Opposition
2006	Emmanuel Ménard	4,446	44.88 (#2)	7 / 14	3	Opposition
2007		5,005	43.52 (#2)	6 / 14	1	Opposition
2010	Marc-Antoine Vernier	7,137	47.63 (#1)	11 / 14	5	Majority
2013		7,248	51.05 (#1)	11 / 14		Majority
2016		5,802	46.66 (#1)	10 / 14	1	Majority
2019		5,053	42.34 (#1)	8 / 14	2	Majority