Labour Party (USA)

Labour Party Social Democratic Labour party
Abbreviation	LP, SDLP
Leader	Greg Casar
Founder	Henry George Eugene V. Debs
Founded	4 June 1901
Headquarters	Washington DC
Ideology	Social Democracy Democratic Socialism Progressivism Georgism Factions Agrarian Socialism Co-operativism
Political position	Center Left to Left-Wing
Religion	Secular
National affiliation	Popular Front
Colors	Rose-Red
House of Representatives	133 / 435
Senate	31 / 100

The Labour Party, officially the Social Democratic Labour Party of America, is a political party in the United States of America. The party would be co-founded by Henry George and Eugene V. Debs on June 4th, 1901. Currently, its headquarters are in Washington DC, however conventions are often times hosted in various cities such as Chicago and Detroit. The party is a center-left to left-wing party that believes in Social Democracy, Democratic Socialism, Progressivism, and Georgism, whilst factions within the party believe in Agrarian Socialism and the use of Cooperatives. The Party currently has 133 members in the House of Representatives, including 9 members of its associate party, Bloc Acadie, and 31st members in the Senate, including 2 members of Bloc Acadie. Formerly a Big Tent Socialist and Georgist party, the party would be reorganized under a more moderate Socialist Progressive light under the leadership of various leaders such as George Norris, Upton Sinclair, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, and Henry Wallace to become more appeasing. The party itself has most appeal amongst working class workers in the rust belt whilst simultaneously often times competing with the People's Party and the Reform Party over rural farmers. .

Electoral History

Presidential

Candidate	Result
Eugene V. Debs/Ben Hanford	Lost
Eugene V. Debs/Ben Hanford	Lost
Eugene V. Debs/Emil Seidel	Lost