Labour Party (Cycoldia)

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Labour Party
Abbreviation LP[a]
Leader Lewis Ross
Founder Lewis Ross
Founded 6 November 2023
Registered 7 November 2023[b]
Membership 2
Political position
Colors   Red   White
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Prime Minister
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General Assembly
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Non-Voting Assembly
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House of Lords
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The Labour Party is a political organisation in the Grand Republic of Cycoldia founded and currently led by Lewis Ross. It was created following Ross' departure from the Monarchist Party. It serves as a part of the extra-parliamentary opposition due to the December 2023 special election, which resulted in Ross' loss of his seat.

The Labour Party began with an official stance in favour of republicanism, with Ross stating "Cycoldia should become a republic as a way to ensure the survival of progressivism". In the Februrary 2024 polling by Olympia Polling, an Empreton Holdings subsidiary, it placed Republicanism's support at 7%, a 14% decrease from the previous polling in December. Following this and early election results in the February 2024 Cycoldian special election showing a downturn in support for Labour, Lewis Ross announced that republicanism would no longer be a party policy under Labour.

The Labour Party also has socialism and progressivism as official party policies. The Labour Party has claimed to have discussed a potential coalition with the Tulip Party. Ross stating that he has thought about joining the Tulip Party in the past, stating he is "not entirely sure" about the Tulip Party's acceptance of Liberals.

Leadership

Image Name Term of office Elections Government
When taking office When losing office Term length General Assembly House of Lords
Lewis Ross 7 November
2023
Incumbent 189 days Opposition Extra-parliamentary
2023 Dec Extra-parliamentary
2024 Mar

Electoral History

Election Seats Leader
General Assembly +/-
2023 Dec
0 / 10
1
Lewis Ross
2024 Mar
0 / 10
Steady 0

References

Footnotes
  1. The abbreviation LP was formerly used by the Liberal Party, until they merged into the Tulip Party.
  2. While the Labour Party was approved, it was not been registered until 7 November 2023 due to the Quinquennium Jubilee of Christina I & II making them unable to be registered on 6 November, and they were later registered on the 7th.