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| Shapka would step down as | party leader become President of the party in 2002. |
| bold denotes a cabinet minister or | party leader |
| Incumbent Prime Minister Matti Vanhanen, as | party leader of the Centre Party, formed a new gover |
| Taylor's first campaign as | party leader was not particularly successful. |
| He was succeeded as | party leader by Eamon Gilmore. |
| He resigned as UN | party leader in March 1974. |
| Party leader since 2004: Bart De Wever | |
| The | party leader was Haji Yakub. |
| The | party leader in both periods was Jean-Paul Poulin. |
| He is now support Congress breakaway | party leader, Y. S. Jagan Mohan Reddy and his party |
| Anek Laothammathat, the former Mahachon | Party leader, joined the new Maharaj Party. |
| Her husband was John Smith, the former Labour | Party leader. |
| Hollett resigned as | party leader. |
| He had previously been the Country Liberal | Party leader. |
| Dosanjh directly appointed as nominee by | party leader. |
| Emerson directly appointed as nominee by | party leader. |
| Chan directly appointed as nominee by | party leader. |
| Since 1998 Vos has been deputy | party leader. |
| Current | party leader. |
| He was succeeded by Horst Seehofer as | party leader. |
| Bold denotes a Cabinet minister or | party leader. |
| eptember 2009, Puna was unanimously re-elected | party leader. |
| In 2008, Anna Di Carlo became the | party leader. |
| In 1938, his son became | party leader. |
| Names in bold represent | party leaders and the Speaker. |
| Before that, reporters followed | party leaders in separate cars. |
| Party leaders are italicized. | |
| names in bold indicate | party leaders |
| wing which had the support of former Democrat | Party leaders, broke away from Justice Party and fou |
| Capitalized text represents | party leaders. |
| Large text represents | party leaders. |
| The Labour | Party leadership election of 1992 followed the Labou |
| 12: loss of the Progressive Conservative | party leadership in 1967 |
| See also: Manitoba Liberal | Party leadership elections |
| New Democratic | Party leadership election, 2003 |
| February 26 - British Columbia Liberal | Party leadership election, 2011 |
| Most of the state's Democratic | Party leadership attended his funeral. |
| She resigned the | party leadership soon after. |
| He also entered the Communist | Party leadership stratum. |
| British Columbia Conservative | Party leadership election, 2011 |
| Ghioldi broke from the | party leadership, establishing a Democratic Socialis |
| With a clear majority, Attlee retained the | party leadership. |
| Eventually, she joined the national | Party leadership. |
| She is a former member of the Socialist | Party, leaving with her partner the former secretary |
| Indian Communist | Party led by U. Krishnappa |
| The Liberal | Party led by Alex Campbell formed the government. |
| Samajwadi | Party led by Mulayam Singh Yadav |
| The Ontario Liberal | Party, led by W.E.N. |
| Splits within the | party led to the formation of a new party, the Repub |
| The Quebec Liberal | Party led by Lomer Gouin was the governing party. |
| The Liberal | Party led by Allison Dysart formed the government. |
| Labour | Party, led by David Bowman. |
| The Liberal | Party led by Louis Robichaud formed the government. |
| The | party led the deposed Democratic Kampuchea governmen |
| The Labor | Party led by John Storey defeats the incumbent Natio |
| The Liberal | Party led by Arthur Peters formed the government. |
| en the major parties: Labour, the Conservative | Party, Liberal Party and the National Liberal Party. |
| election with candidates from the Conservative | party, Liberal Democrats, Labour party, Green party |
| Party Life (Arno Steffen) 3:28 | |
| He began questioning the | party line on issues such as interdenominational sch |
| The | Party Line (2005) |
| s votes Credico earned on the Anti-Prohibition | Party line. |
| The subsequent 1903 election along | party lines. |
| Template:Election box Labour Hold with | party link |
| Template:Election box win with | party link |
| Party list results by constituency | |
| The | party list for the Dutch Labour Party at the 2010 el |
| Assembly elections (Additional members region; | party list) |
| He was ranked seventeenth on the Green | Party list. |
| See also candidates by electorate and | party lists. |
| Stewart MacDonald is a Scottish Labour | Party local government councillor. |
| The | party logo resembles that of the defunct Canadian Al |
| The | party logo prior to 1990 |
| The | party logo |
| Adsav's | party logo |
| FPCyS | party logo. |
| Damian Hockney (United Kingdom Independence | Party, London list) |
| Eric Ollerenshaw (Conservative | Party, London list) |
| Samantha Heath (Labour | Party, London list) |
| Diana Johnson (Labour | Party, London list) |
| A History of the British Labour | Party, London: Macmillan, 1997 |
| The Blanco | Party looked to Saravia for leadership. |
| The Labour | Party lost its overall majority to the Conservative |
| The National | Party lost the election, and the Labour Party formed |
| The | party lost almost half its popular vote. |
| Neither | party lost nor gained any seats. |
| The Conservative | Party lost its overall majority to the Labour Party. |
| Therefore, the President's Republican | Party lost seats in the House. |
| The Conservative | Party lost over 2,000 councillors in the election, w |
| The Social Credit | Party lost its only seat in Parliament. |
| Neither | party lost or gained any seats. |
| Allen, who was a | party loyalist who never broke the Labour Party whip |
| Many Congress | Party loyalists deserted Indira. |
| Independence | Party: Lucy Gerold |
| The | party machinery was destroyed. |
| The Greater Romania | Party made big gains, as did the PDSR, which became |
| Knife | Party; Mahai'ula Beach - (5:45) |
| Villeda and most of the | party maintained unity. |
| Won in corresponding 2004 elections by Labour | Party, majority 49 |
| n corresponding 2004 elections by Conservative | Party, majority 650 |
| n corresponding 2004 elections by Conservative | Party, majority 1,142 |
| Won in corresponding 2004 elections by Labour | Party, majority 199 |
| a | Party makes a submission concerning another Party's |
| He declared that he was not a ' | party man'. |
| Scottish Socialist | Party Manifesto |
| Ulster Unionist | Party manifesto European manifesto (ED) |
| Britain Will Win With Labour - Oct 1974 Labour | Party manifesto. |
| Time for Decision - 1966 Labour | Party manifesto. |
| Green | Party: Marakay Rogers (Green Party), an attorney, li |
| Jewish forced labor working | party, marching with shovels, Mogilev, 1941. |
| Donat Caron, Quebec Liberal | Party, Matane, January 11, 1899 |
| Either | party may appeal to the European Court of Justice. |
| Russell Cawthorne - New Year's | Party MC |
| Big Ted's | Party Medley |
| A fellow | party member from Khader's party Elsebeth Gerner Nie |
| Ayfer Orhan, British Labour | Party member |
| Joseph Linklater (1876-1961) was a Reform | Party Member of Parliament. |
| A year later, Nazi | party member Otto Rothstock murdered Bettauer. |
| Damian Hinds, Conservative | Party Member of Parliament for East Hampshire |
| Every | party member also has a "Combination Gauge", or CG. |
| The average | party member was very young. |
| He defeated the sitting United Australia | Party member, Claude Fleck. |
| Langfeldt was not a Communist | Party member, however. |
| MSZP | party member, in 1995. |
| For the Democratic | Party member, see Enrico Letta. |
| Although remaining a Labour | Party member, Langhammer is no longer active in the |
| Nina Patey, a long time | party member. |
| The player can send inactive | party members do various chores. |
| Some | party members say the higher fees could encourage co |
| Party members do not openly acknowledge its existenc | |
| Two | party members were killed whilst defending a Jewish |
| A majority of | party members voted Thursday to reappoint Samak. |
| BC Marijuana | Party members protested during the televised debate. |
| acters may also be recruited to replace fallen | party members, though the party leader is irreplacea |
| After Samudio was ousted by his own | party members, Arnulfo Escalona became the party pre |
| He did not renew his | party membership in 2007. |
| Leaders are chosen by the | party membership. |
| In 1957, the | party merged into the Italian Socialist Party (Parti |
| The | party merged with the Congress(I) in 1982. |
| On May 31, 1975, the | party merged with the Union Nationale party. |
| The | party merged with the forerunner of the Liberal Demo |
| Just before the 1997 election, the | party merged into the Canadian Action Party (CAP). |
| In October 1929 the Progressive | Party merged with the Country Party to form the Refo |
| In 1948 the | party merged with Ahdut HaAvoda-Poalei Zion, forming |
| The Liberal Reform | Party merged into the Nationalist Party prior to the |
| The split was healed when new | party merged with the Labour Party in 1950. |
| The same year, the Catalan Communist | Party merged into FCCB. |
| The | party merged with the Progressive Conservative Party |
| Soon after the split Sharma's | party merged with the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoi |
| In 2008, the | party merged again with Asom Gana Parishad. |
| In 2005, the | party merged with New Horizons (Greek: Νέοι Ορίζοντε |
| In 2005 the | party merged into the Labor Party. |
| In 2008 the | party merged with the Samajwadi Party (SP). |
| 1975: The | party merged with the Reform Party led by Harry Schw |
| The Unity | Party merged with the Equality Party on September 19 |
| Main article: Liberal-National | party merger |
| It requires a third | party microphone. |
| Cedric Lemoine Cotton, Quebec Liberal | Party, Missisquoi, December 19, 1898 |
| Friday: Dido and Stas' Friday Night | Party Mix 10pm-2am |
| "Celebration" - Have a | Party Mix |
| "Baby" (All Star | Party mix) |
| "Black Mamba" (Three in the Morning | Party Mix) - 3:07 |
| "Cleva" (Dance | Party Mix) - 18:05 |
| Follow Me (Solar | Party Mix) 6:23 |
| On Saturday it was known as The Weekend | Party Mix. |
| Jason Dearborn, Saskatchewan | Party MLA |
| 30 April - Fred Cobain, Ulster Unionist | Party MLA |
| He was National | Party MLA for Toowoomba South (1986-1991). |
| There are two modes, either Career or | Party modes. |
| Joseph-Ferdinand Daniel, Quebec Liberal | Party, Montcalm, November 12, 1917 |
| He was a National | Party MP from 1987 to 1996. |
| 1987: National | Party MP Wynand Malan quits the governing party to p |
| 1 in the Hubayqa bloc (plus the Promise | Party MP) |
| He was the first Co-operative | Party MP. |
| 1 Green | Party MSP (additional member) |
| 1 Scottish Green | Party MSP (additional member) |
| 1 Scottish Green | Party MSPs (additional members) |
| 8 Scottish National | Party MSPs (eight constituency members) |
| London: Independent Labour | Party, n.d. |
| New York: Socialist | Party, n.d. |
| Sh*t Happens When You | Party Naked - 5:50 |
| O! O!.. | Party nalla Party dhan!!! |
| They changed the | party name to the National Union Party to reflect th |
| The | party name is sometimes translated in English as Dem |
| article is about the current Turkish political | party named "Nation Party". |
| In 1997 he founded a new political | party named MIGATO. |
| "Socialist Workers | Party Names Antiwar Slate for '68 Election." |
| Christian Democracy was the largest | party, narrowly ahead of the Italian Communist Party |
| Fleming's | party narrowly won. |
| Following the 1994 Progress | Party national convention he left the Progress Party |
| Following the 1994 Progress | Party national convention she left the Progress Part |
| Member of the Social Democratic | Party national executive (since 2000) |
| ties, being held successively by Protectionist | Party, Nationalist Party, United Australia Party and |
| He chaired this | party nationally, from 1892 to 1893. |
| As a rural Liberal, Bolte despised the Country | Party nearly as much as the Labor Party. |
| The Alberta Independence | Party never achieved party status and is defunct. |
| The | party never succeeded in having any election candida |
| The main opposition | party, New Democracy, faced serious internal conflic |
| aro of the coalition of the Liberal Democratic | Party, New Party Sakigake and the Social Democratic |
| was started on 5 November 1923 as the official | party newspaper from the Communist Party, which was |
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