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{{Politics}}
{{Politics}}
The '''Green Party''' is a political party in [[Ibagli]]. It currently holds six seats in the [[House of Commons]], and is led by [[Ashlee Bushway]].
The '''Green Party''' is a political party in [[Ibagli]].


[[Category:Green Party|*]]
==Leaders==
 
*[[Benita Hoose]] (1979–1987)
*[[Max Lundgreen]] (1987–2005)
*[[Steven Lyall]] (2005–2006)
*[[Ashlee Bushway]] (2006–)
 
==Elections==
 
{|class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!Election
!Popular Vote
!Seats
|-
|[[1981 General Election|1981]]
|0.9%
|0
|-
|[[1985 General Election|1985]]
|1.7%
|0
|-
|[[1989 General Election|1989]]
|2.7%
|0
|-
|[[1994 General Election|1994]]
|5.7%
|0
|-
|[[1999 General Election|1999]]
|6.7%
|1
|-
|[[2004 General Election|2004]]
|12.1%
|3
|-
|[[January 2006 General Election|Jan. 2006]]
|11.9%
|6
|-
|[[November 2006 General Election|Nov. 2006]]
|12.3%
|4
|}
 
{{Parties}}
 
[[Category:Green Party| ]]

Latest revision as of 07:25, 31 August 2010


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The Green Party is a political party in Ibagli.

Leaders

Elections

Election Popular Vote Seats
1981 0.9% 0
1985 1.7% 0
1989 2.7% 0
1994 5.7% 0
1999 6.7% 1
2004 12.1% 3
Jan. 2006 11.9% 6
Nov. 2006 12.3% 4
Political parties of Ibagli
Represented in the House of Commons:
Conservative Liberal Ropu Sa'olotoga
Other recognized parties:
Green INAP Communist Marijuana Republican
Historical parties:
SDP Family First Ibaglian Action IPP Social Credit
IDU Progressive Reform PAP