Conservative Party (Labuepé)

Conservative Party
Leader	Kaleb Yosef Amha
Founded	1 January 1917
Ideology	Conservatism Economic liberalism Anti-Assemblianism
Political position	Centre-right to right-wing
Colours	Black
Parliament	10 / 100

The Conservative Party is a centre-right to right-wing political party in Labuepé. The party currently holds 10 seats in the 103rd Parliament and its leader is Kaleb Yosef Amha. The party's core ideology is conservatism, with prominent economic liberal and anti-Assemblian traditions followed by many members of the party.

History

The party was one of the first to be established when the Parliament was created in 1917. The first official party leader was Muhrazaini Lakalé, who was the first Prime Minister of Labuepé. The party had a far-right stance in the early 20th century, and were very problematic for civil rights movements in Labuepé, however, they have drifted more left over time. They have attempted to repair relations with the Jyahklatovalian Nationalist Party, who they had rejected for so long, however any attempt to restore good relations have failed. The Conservative Party has been attempting to create a Libertarian Party since 2001.

Election results

Election	Seats won	±	Position	Leader
2020	10 / 100	9	5th	Kaleb Yosef Amha