Monarchist Party (Cycoldia)

Monarchist Party
Party Logo
Abbreviation	MP
Leader	Christina I & II
Deputy Leader	Kevon Burnett
Founder	Christina I & II
Founded	5 May 2019
Membership	20
Political position	Party Policy: Royalism (Cycoldian) Progressivism Factions: Social liberalism Socialism Right-wing Centrism
Colors	Purple,   Gold
Prime Minister	1 / 1
General Assembly	8 / 10
Non-Voting Assembly	3 / 5
House of Lords	10 / 19

The Monarchist Party is the governing political party in the Grand Republic of Cycoldia and has kept a majority in the General Assembly throughout Cycoldian history.

History

The Monarchist Party was formed following the creation of the General Assembly and very quickly took a full unanimous lead of the body. It later lost this after the first Prime Minister left the party, founding the first opposition party of the Democratic Party. The party has retained the position of Prime Minister since Avery Prasatik took office

Monarchist Coalition

The Monarchist Coalition was formed as a result of Brandon Mierzwa's entry into the party, as it then allowed for independent members of the General Assembly to caucus with the Monarchist Party and be displayed as Monarchist Party, without officially being a member of the party. Brandon Mierzwa currently is the only member of the Monarchist Coalition who sits in the General Assembly, and is considered to be a member of the Monarchist Party for all intensive reasons other than official membership.

Leadership

Image	Name	Term of office			Elections	Government
		When taking office	When losing office	Term length		General Assembly	House of Lords
	Christina I & II	5 May 2019	Incumbent	5 years, 9 days	2019 May	Unanimous	N/A
					2019 Sep	Supermajority
					2020 Mar
					2020 Sep	Majority
					2021 Mar	Supermajority
					2021 Sep
					2022 Mar
					2022 Sep		Majority
					2023 Mar
					2023 Sep
					2024 Mar

Electoral History

Election	Seats		Leader
	General Assembly	+/-
2019 May	20 / 20	20	Christina I & II
2019 Sep	16 / 20	▼ 4
2020 Mar	16 / 20	0
2020 Sep	12 / 20	▼ 4
2021 Mar	16 / 20	4
2021 Sep	14 / 20	▼ 2
2022 Mar	8 / 10	▼ 6
2022 Sep	7 / 10	▼ 1
2023 Mar	8 / 10	1
2023 Sep	8 / 10	0
2024 Mar	8 / 10	0

References

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