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Saint-Baptiste Labour Party

Saint-Baptiste Labour Party Parti ouvrier Saint-Baptiste Pati Ouvriyè Sen Batis
Abbreviation	POSB
Chairperson	Valérie Deschanel
Founded	1 May 1922
Headquarters	15 rue du Chariot Port-Anne
Ideology	Creole interests Democratic socialism Agrarian socialism Left-wing nationalism
Political position	Left-wing
International affiliation	Forum of Marceaunian Socialists
Colors	Red   Blue
Chamber of Deputies	5 / 15
Website
www.posb.sb
Political parties

Leadership

No.	Leader	Date began	Date ended	Notable positions
1	Anatole Génin	1 May 1922	18 February 1937
2	Loïc Morin	18 February 1937	22 September 1943
3	Robert Ballesdens	22 September 1943	10 November 1950
4	Étienne Vallée	10 November 1950	4 April 1951
5	Laurent Soyer	4 April 1951	19 May 1964
6	Samuel Mallet	19 May 1964	4 May 1981
7	Joseph Morin	4 May 1981	10 June 2002
8	Paul Chappelle	10 June 2002	26 October 2013
9	Daniel Tremblay	26 October 2013	17 November 2015
10	Valérie Deschanel	17 November 2015	Incumbent

Election results

Chamber of Deputies

Election year	Leader	# of votes	% of vote	# of overall seats won	+/–	Govt?
1930	Anatole Génin	6,868	45.76 (#2)	2 / 5	2	Opposition
1936		5,826	43.38 (#2)	1 / 5	1	Opposition
1947	Robert Ballesdens	6,138	42.34 (#2)	3 / 9	2	Opposition
Banned from 10 November 1950 to 22 May 1984
1986	Joseph Morin	8,380	38.18 (#2)	4 / 15	4	Opposition
1990		10,416	43.53 (#2)	6 / 15	2	Opposition
1994		13,317	50.03 (#1)	8 / 15	2	Majority
1998		10,258	43.69 (#2)	7 / 15	1	Minority
2000		7,871	36.08 (#2)	4 / 15	3	Opposition
2004	Paul Chappelle	7,556	35.99 (#2)	5 / 15	1	Opposition
2008		11,649	48.64 (#1)	9 / 15	4	Majority
2012		8,183	35.50 (#2)	2 / 15	7	Opposition
2016	Valérie Deschanel	7,668	36.08 (#2)	4 / 15	2	Opposition
2020		9,575	38.10 (#2)	5 / 15	1	Opposition
2024		5,494	20.24 (#2)	4 / 15	1	Opposition
	As part of the Popular Front, which won 5 seats in total.

President

Election year	Candidate	1st round		2nd round
		# of votes	% of vote	# of votes	% of vote
1947	Simon Mallet	5,219	36.09 (#2)
Banned from 10 November 1950 to 22 May 1984
1986	Supported Samuel Lucy	9,720	64.53 (#1)
1992	Joseph Morin	6,975	44.53 (#2)	7,283	44.88 (#2)
1998	Grégory Ballesdens	5,049	34.09 (#2)
2004	Joseph Morin	5,233	40.33 (#2)	5,702	47.65 (#2)
2010	Joseph Morin	1,922	17.51 (#3)
2016	Daniel Tremblay	4,318	38.82 (#2)
2022	Valérie Deschanel	4,228	28.33 (#3)

National Constitutional Party

National Constitutional Party Parti constitutionnel national
Abbreviation	PCN
Founder	Claude-Antoine Bachelet
Founded	11 February 1930 (as Constitutional Party)
Dissolved	11 June 1985
Succeeded by	People's Action Party New Constitutional Party
Headquarters	88 rue du Port Port-Anne
Ideology	Bacheletism Authoritarianism Political Apostolicism Anti-communism
Political position	Right-wing to far-right
Religion	Apostolic Church
International affiliation	Movement of National Parties
Colors	Blue   White
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Political parties

Leadership

No.	Leader	Date began	Date ended	Notable positions
1	Claude-Antoine Bachelet	11 February 1930	18 January 1984
2	Édouard Bachelet	18 January 1984	11 June 1985

Election results

Chamber of Deputies

Election year	Leader	# of votes	% of vote	# of overall seats won	+/–	Govt?
1930	Claude-Antoine Bachelet	2,788	54.24 (#1)	3 / 5	3	Majority
1936		2,609	56.62 (#1)	4 / 5	1	Supermajority
1947		7,217	49.90 (#1)	5 / 9	1	Majority
1951		11,267	93.84 (#1)	8 / 9	3	Supermajority
1955		8,178	83.13 (#1)	7 / 9	1	Supermajority
1959		7,529	96.32 (#1)	9 / 9	2	Supermajority
1963		9,620	100.00 (#1)	9 / 9		Supermajority
1967		6,498	88.81 (#1)	8 / 9	1	Supermajority
1971		7,433	91.03 (#1)	8 / 9		Supermajority
1975		6,248	91.55 (#1)	7 / 9	1	Supermajority
1979		7,055	94.67 (#1)	8 / 9	1	Supermajority
1983		7,530	81.03 (#1)	6 / 9	2	Supermajority

President

Election year	Candidate	# of votes	% of vote
1947	Séverin Jaccoud	6,805	47.06 (#1)
1953	Claude-Antoine Bachelet	9,655	96.16 (#1)
1959	Claude-Antoine Bachelet	7,817	100.00 (#1)
1965	Claude-Antoine Bachelet	6,242	100.00 (#1)
1971	Claude-Antoine Bachelet	8,053	98.63 (#1)
1977	Claude-Antoine Bachelet	6,451	100.00 (#1)
1983	Claude-Antoine Bachelet	8,572	92.24 (#1)

People's Action Party

People's Action Party Parti d'action populaire
Abbreviation	PAP
Leader	Robert Ménard
Founded	11 June 1985
Preceded by	National Constitutional Party
Headquarters	88 rue du Port Port-Anne
Ideology	Conservatism Economic liberalism
Political position	Centre-right
International affiliation	Democratic Group
Colors	Blue   Yellow
Seats	8 / 15
Website
www.pap.sb
Political parties

Leadership

No.	Leader	Date began	Date ended	Notable positions
1	Cyrille Bachelet	11 June 1985	24 May 1992	Prime Minister (1986-1992) Acting President (1984-1984) Minister of Labour and Education (1980-1984) Deputy for Port-Anne Ouest (1986-1992) Deputy for Port-Anne Sud (1979-1984)
2	Jean-Pierre Boisselot	24 May 1992	16 February 1996	Prime Minister (1992-1994) Leader of the Opposition (1994-1998) Minister of Foreign Affairs (1986-1992) Deputy for Patois (1986-2000)
3	Emmanuel Ménard	16 February 1996	2 June 2009	Prime Minister (2000-2008) Leader of the Opposition (1998-2000) Deputy for Pointe-à-L'anse (1998-2010)
4	Marc-Antoine Vernier	2 June 2009	8 June 2022	Prime Minister (2012-2022) Leader of the Opposition (2009-2012) Leader of the Rally of Progressive Democrats (1997-2005) Deputy for Port-Anne Centre (2008-present) Deputy for Port-Anne Sud (1998-2004)
5	Robert Ménard	8 June 2022	Incumbent	Prime Minister (2022-present) Minister of Justice and Infrastucture (2016-2022) Deputy for Pointe-à-L'anse (2010-present)

Election results

Chamber of Deputies

Election year	Leader	# of votes	% of vote	# of overall seats won	+/–	Govt?
1986	Cyrille Bachelet	6,211	43.41 (#1)	9 / 15	6	Majority
1990		6,505	45.50 (#1)	8 / 15	1	Majority
1994	Jean-Pierre Boisselot	7,057	44.36 (#2)	7 / 15	1	Opposition
1998	Emmanuel Ménard	6,241	44.68 (#1)	7 / 15		Opposition
2000		6,722	52.97 (#1)	10 / 15	3	Supermajority
2004		6,343	52.03 (#1)	9 / 15	1	Majority
2008		6,042	43.40 (#2)	5 / 15	4	Opposition
2012	Marc-Antoine Vernier	7,711	61.74 (#1)	13 / 15	8	Supermajority
2016		6,131	53.15 (#1)	9 / 15	4	Majority
2020		5,596	43.32 (#1)	8 / 15	1	Majority

President

Election year	Candidate	1st round		2nd round
		# of votes	% of vote	# of votes	% of vote
1986	Supported Samuel Lucy	9,720	64.53 (#1)
1992	Cyrille Bachelet	7,118	45.44 (#1)	8,946	55.12 (#1)
1998	Cyrille Bachelet	8,445	57.03 (#1)
2004	Jean-Marc Granet	6,105	47.05 (#1)	6,264	52.35 (#1)
2010	Emmanuel Ménard	6,381	58.13 (#1)
2016	Emmanuel Ménard	5,673	51.00 (#1)
2022	Marc-Antoine Vernier	4,398	29.47 (#1)	7,234	47.22 (#2)

Defense of the Republic

Defense of the Republic Défense de la République
Abbreviation	DR
Leader	Arnaud Delannoy
Founders	Édouard Bachelet Christian Loupe
Founded	11 June 1985 (as New Constitutional Party)
Preceded by	National Constitutional Party
Headquarters	38 avenue Jean-Jacques Celice Port-Anne
Ideology	Bacheletism National conservatism Social conservatism Political Apostolicism
Political position	Right-wing to far-right
Religion	Apostolic Church
International affiliation	Movement of National Parties
Colors	Light blue
Chamber of Deputies	0 / 15
Website
www.defenserepublique.sb
Political parties

Leadership

No.	Leader	Date began	Date ended	Notable positions
1	Édouard Bachelet	11 June 1985	20 October 1989	Prime Minister (1980-1984) Minister of Labour and Education (1975-1980) Minister of Finance and Home Affairs (1973-1975; 1984-1986) Deputy for Fort-Royal (1971-1990)
2	Christian Loupe	20 October 1989	2 March 1999	Deputy for Port-Anne Est (1986-1994)
(1)	Édouard Bachelet	2 March 1999	18 August 2002	Prime Minister (1980-1984) Minister of Labour and Education (1975-1980) Minister of Finance and Home Affairs (1973-1975; 1984-1986) Deputy for Fort-Royal (1971-1990)
3	Jean-Christophe Lortie	18 August 2002	4 May 2021	Deputy for Villenoire (2004-2012; 2016-2020)
4	Arnaud Delannoy	4 May 2021	Incumbent	None

Election results

Chamber of Deputies

Election year	Leader	# of votes	% of vote	# of overall seats won	+/–	Govt?
1986	Édouard Bachelet	2,411	16.85 (#3)	2 / 15	2	Opposition
1990	Christian Loupe	1,097	7.67 (#3)	1 / 15	1	Opposition
1994		360	2.26 (#4)	0 / 15	1	No representation
1998		452	3.24 (#4)	0 / 15		No representation
2000	Édouard Bachelet	701	5.52 (#3)	0 / 15		No representation
2004	Jean-Christophe Lortie	989	8.11 (#3)	1 / 15	1	Opposition
2008		779	5.60 (#3)	1 / 15		Opposition
2012		166	1.33 (#4)	0 / 15	1	No representation
2016		559	4.85 (#3)	1 / 15	1	Opposition
2020		438	3.39 (#4)	0 / 15	1	No representation

President

Election year	Candidate	1st round		2nd round
		# of votes	% of vote	# of votes	% of vote
1986	Édouard Bachelet	4,752	31.55 (#2)
1992	Christian Loupe	266	1.70 (#5)
1998	Did not run
2004	Édouard Bachelet	989	7.62 (#3)
2010	Jean-Christophe Lortie	558	5.08 (#4)
2016	Jean-Christophe Lortie	703	6.32 (#3)
2022	Arnaud Delannoy	339	2.27 (#5)

Democratic Reform

Democratic Reform Réforme démocratique
Abbreviation	RD
Leader	Florentin Toutain (1989–1996) Éric Descombes (1996–1999)
Founded	27 October 1989
Dissolved	10 February 1999
Split from	People's Action Party
Merged into	Rally of Progressive Democrats
Headquarters	21 rue Portage Clerris
Ideology	Centrism Regionalism
Political position	Centre
Colors	Purple   Yellow
Political parties

Leadership

No.	Leader	Date began	Date ended	Notable positions
1	Florentin Toutain	27 October 1989	3 September 1996	Minister of Justice and Infrastucture (1986-1989) Deputy for Saint-Antoine (1986-1990)
2	Éric Descombes	3 September 1996	10 February 1999	None

Election results

Chamber of Deputies

Election year	Leader	# of votes	% of vote	# of overall seats won	+/–	Govt?
1990	Florentin Toutain	471	3.29 (#4)	0 / 15	1	No representation
1994		447	2.81 (#3)	0 / 15		No representation
1998	Éric Descombes	299	2.14 (#5)	0 / 15		No representation
	As part of a coalition with the Rally of Progressive Democrats, which won 1 seat in total.

President

Election year	Candidate	1st round		2nd round
		# of votes	% of vote	# of votes	% of vote
1992	Florentin Toutain	267	1.70 (#4)
1998	Florentin Toutain	1,277	8.62 (#3)

Rally of Progressive Democrats

Rally of Progressive Democrats Rassemblement des démocrates progressistes
Abbreviation	RDP
Leader	Marc-Antoine Vernier
Founded	21 August 1997
Dissolved	8 April 2005
Merged into	People's Action Party
Headquarters	7 route de Pierre Port-des-Saints
Ideology	Liberalism Economic liberalism
Political position	Centre-right
International affiliation	Democratic Group
Colors	Green
Political parties

Leadership

No.	Leader	Date began	Date ended	Notable positions
1	Marc-Antoine Vernier	21 August 1997	8 April 2005	Deputy for Port-Anne Sud (1998-2004)

Election results

Chamber of Deputies

Election year	Leader	# of votes	% of vote	# of overall seats won	+/–	Govt?
1998	Marc-Antoine Vernier	874	6.26 (#3)	1 / 15	1	Opposition
		As part of a coalition with Democratic Reform, which won 1 seat in total.
2000		689	5.43 (#4)	1 / 15		Opposition
2004		444	3.64 (#4)	0 / 15	1	No representation

President

Election year	Candidate	1st round		2nd round
		# of votes	% of vote	# of votes	% of vote
1998	Supported Florentin Toutain	1,277	8.62 (#3)
2004	Marc-Antoine Vernier	649	5.00 (#4)

Platform for Saint-Baptiste

Platform for Saint-Baptiste Plateforme pour la Saint-Baptiste Platfòm pou Sen Batis
Abbreviation	PSB
Leader	Nathalie Gribelin
Founder	Rodolphe Hérisson
Founded	18 September 2007
Headquarters	59 chemin Jean-Michael Patois
Ideology	Baptistois nationalism Regionalism Populism
Political position	Centre to centre-right
Colors	Orange   Teal
Chamber of Deputies	2 / 15
Website
www.progres.sb
Political parties

Leadership

No.	Leader	Date began	Date ended	Notable positions
1	Rodolphe Hérisson	18 September 2007	23 March 2018	None
2	Nathalie Gribelin	23 March 2018	Incumbent	Deputy for Côte-du-Cœur (2016-Present)

Election results

Chamber of Deputies

Election year	Leader	# of votes	% of vote	# of overall seats won	+/–	Govt?
2008	Rodolphe Hérisson	208	1.49 (#4)	0 / 15		No representation
2012		178	1.43 (#3)	0 / 15		No representation
2016		544	4.72 (#4)	1 / 15	1	Opposition
2020	Nathalie Gribelin	1,673	12.95 (#3)	2 / 15	1	Opposition

President

Election year	Candidate	1st round		2nd round
		# of votes	% of vote	# of votes	% of vote
2010	Did not run
2016	Rodolphe Hérisson	429	3.86 (#4)
2022	Loïc Jiang	1,528	10.24 (#4)

Fanmi

Fanmi – Ecologists and Independents Fanmi – Écologistes et indépendants Fanmi – Ekolojis ak Endepandan yo
Leader	Martial Lozé
Founded	7 March 2015
Headquarters	12 rue du Marché Pointe-à-L'anse
Ideology	Green politics Green liberalism
Political position	Centre to centre-left
International affiliation	Rainbow
Colors	Green
Chamber of Deputies	0 / 15
Website
www.fanmi.sb
Political parties

Leadership

No.	Leader	Date began	Date ended	Notable positions
1	Martial Lozé	7 March 2015	Incumbent	None

Election results

Chamber of Deputies

Election year	Leader	# of votes	% of vote	# of overall seats won	+/–	Govt?
2016	Martial Lozé	94	0.81 (#5)	0 / 15		No representation
2020		211	1.63 (#5)	0 / 15		No representation

President

Election year	Candidate	1st round		2nd round
		# of votes	% of vote	# of votes	% of vote
2016	Did not run
2022	Supported Valérie Deschanel	4,228	28.33 (#3)