Liberal Party

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The Liberal Party of Ibagli is a major political party in Ibagli. It currently holds 24 seats in the House of Commons. It is currently led by Roger Pollack. It was founded in 1930. Originally a classically liberal party, it has moved in the direction of social democratic philosophy in recent years.

List of leaders of the Liberal Party

Name	Term	Notes
William Patterson	1930
Lionel Baxter	1930–1938	Premier 1931–1936
John Weatherby	1938–1943
Edward Brixton	1943–1959	Premier 1944–1949 Premier 1953–1955 Prime Minister 1955–1959
Byron Johnson	1959–1962
Robert Schmidt	1962–1965
Winston Menzies	1965–1968
Henry LeVeque	1968–1981	Prime Minister 1972–1976 Prime Minister 1977–1981
Steven Spell	1981–1982	Interim
John Forton	1982–1985
Bradley Hunter	1985–1994	Prime Minister 1989–1994
Jacob Philips	1994–1996
Vincent McNeese	1996–2005	Prime Minister 2004–2005
Anthony Kinder	2005–2006	Prime Minister 2005–2006
Roger Pollack	2006–	Prime Minister 2006

Elections

Election	Popular Vote	Seats
1955	45.6%	37
1959	43.8%	26
1963	41.9%	14
1967	42.7%	23
1972	57.1%	51
1976	42.1%	28
1977	50.1%	42
1981	39.8%	17
1985	38.8%	16
1989	49.2%	35
1994	41.9%	23
1999	34.9%	13
2004	39.0%	30
Jan. 2006	33.3%	24
Nov. 2006	34.6%	21