Changes: Liberty Party

Liberty Party
Liberty Party
Leader	James Harrison MP
Deputy Leader	Andrew Collins MP
Chairman	Jake Wyss MP
Founded	22 November 2009
Headquarters	Birmingham, England
Membership; (2018)	1,021,405
Ideology	British Unionism; Conservatism; Gender equality; Liberalism; Nationalism; Socialism; Euroscepticism
Political position	Centrism
Colours	Blue / Black
House of Commons	525 / 650
House of Lords	400 / 782
Scottish Parliament	81 / 129
Welsh Assembly	40 / 60
NI Assembly	85 / 90
London Assembly	17 / 25
Local Government	17,203 / 20,565
Police and Crime Commissioners	40 / 40
Directly-elected mayors	21 / 24
Devolved administrations in government	3 / 3

Latest revision as of 11:10, 5 May 2019

The Liberty Party, is a political party in the United Kingdom. It is currently the governing party, having won a majority of seats in the House of Commons after the 2015 general election. The party's leader James Harrison is currently serving as Prime Minister.

Founded in 2009 by three former Labour MPs the party won two out of the four seats they ran for in the 2010 UK General Election. In 2015 thanks to many voters choosing to vote against the major parties Liberty won over 500 seats the largest majority in UK Parliamentary history, before adding a further 13 in the 2017 snap general election. They are the most popular party in the UK and only to have over 1 million members.

Electoral Performance[]

UK wide elections[]

UK general elections[]

Parliament of the United Kingdom
Election	Leader	Votes		Seats			Position	Government
Election	Leader	#	%	#	±	%	Position	Government
2010	James Harrison	174,368	0.6%	2 / 650	2	0.2%	9th	Conservative–Liberal Democrats
2015	James Harrison	26,748,832	57.6%	511 / 650	509	78.6%	1st	Liberty
2017	James Harrison	28,442,101	60.1%	524 / 650	13	80.6%	1st	Liberty

European Parliament elections[]

Year	Leader	Share of votes	Seats	Change	Position
2014	James Harrison	19.6	10 / 78		4th

Devolved assembly elections[]

Scottish Parliament elections[]

Year	Leader	Share of votes	Seats	Change	Position
2011	Kirstene Hair	27.8%	41 / 129	n/a	2nd
2016	Kirstene Hair	66.5%	81 / 129	40	1st

Welsh Assembly elections[]

Year	Leader	Share of votes	Seats	Change	Position
2011	Stephen Doughty	27.8%	22 / 60	n/a	2nd
2016	Stephen Doughty	61.4%	40 / 60	18	1st

Northern Ireland devolved elections[]

Year	Leader	Share of votes	Seats	Change	Position
2016	Elisha McCallion	71.4%	64 / 90	n/a	1st
2017	Elisha McCallion	85.5%	85 / 90	21	1st

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 The '''Liberty Party''', is a political party in the United Kingdom. It is currently the governing party, having won a majority of seats in the House of Commons after the [[United Kingdom general election, 2015|2015 general election]]. The party's leader [[James Harrison]] is currently serving as Prime Minister.
-Founded in 2009 by three former Labour MPs the party won two out of the four seats they ran for in the 2010 UK General Election. In 2015 thanks to many votes choosing to vote against the major parties Liberty won over 500 seats the largest majority in UK Parliamentary history, before adding a further 13 in the 2017 snap general election. They are the most popular party in the UK and only to have over 1 million members.
+Founded in 2009 by three former Labour MPs the party won two out of the four seats they ran for in the 2010 UK General Election. In 2015 thanks to many voters choosing to vote against the major parties Liberty won over 500 seats the largest majority in UK Parliamentary history, before adding a further 13 in the 2017 snap general election. They are the most popular party in the UK and only to have over 1 million members.
 ==Electoral Performance==