National Conservatives

National Conservatives	National Conservatives 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	
Leader 	Vitiate 	 	 	
Founded 	
May 2005 (reformed in November 2009 as Patriotic Conservative Party. Became UKIP again in April 2010. Reformed in Janaury 2018 as National Conservative party)	 	 	
Dissolved 	August 2018 	 	 	
Membership 	Classified 	 	 	
Ideology 	Social conservatismEuroscepticism Economic Liberalism	 	 	
Political position 	Centre Right to Right Wing 	 	 	
Colours 	Purple 	 	 	
House of Commons 	 	 	 	
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"When people stand up and talk about the great success that the EU has been, I'm not sure anybody saying it really believes it themselves anymore." - Nigel Farage
The National Conservative Party (formerly UKIP) was one of the political parties of the MHoC. The last leader, who shut the party down was Vitiate.
The National Conservatives were generally a decently-sized party outside of The Big Three (Labour, Conservatives, Liberals), competing with the Libertarians for forth. 
However, with the turmoil of Brexit and defections to other parties, the parties membership and activity is largely in decline, being currently unable to elect a Deputy Leader since Hazzer1998's resignation of the position and defection to the Liberal Party.
They participated in the first TSR General Election in 2005. A relaunch of the party took place in 2010 on a change of name by the TSR Patriotic Conservative Party founded a year earlier. Despite initially being the smallest party in terms of both MPs and members, the National Conservatives in recent times has been one the most active party with the highest output of legislation when measured per capita, and when measured as a figure.
In January 2018 they changed their name from UKIP to the National Conservatives. However, over six months later under Vitiate, a vote was put to the party that resulted in its closure, marking an end of an era in the Model House of Commons.
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==Electoral performance==
Election 	Votes	Vote %	% Change 	Rank	Seats	Seat Change	Outcome of Election
May 2005 	 	0.84% 	 	 	 	 	
6th 	 	N/A 	Liberal Democrat Minority 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
November 2009 	 	6.13% 	 	 	 	 	
7th 	 	N/A 	Liberal Democrat-Conservative-Centre Coalition	 	 	 	
May 2010 	 	4.09% 	2.04% 	9th 	 	1 	Conservative-Libertarian-UKIP Coalition
October 2010 	 	4.55% 	0.46% 	7th 	 	No Change 	Conservative-Libertarian Coalition
April 2011 	 	5.90% 	1.35% 	7th 	 	1 	Labour-Liberal Democrat-Centre-UKIP Coalition
October 2011 	 	5.23% 	0.67% 	8th 	 	No Change 	Labour-Liberal Democrat Coalition
March 2012 	55 	7.70% 	2.47% 	6th 	 	1 	Conservative-UKIP-Independent Coalition
September 2012	 	10.11%	2.41% 	4th 	 	2 	Labour-Socialist-Independent Coalition
April 2013 	69 	11.35%	1.24% 	4th 	 	No Change 	Conservative-Libertarian-UKIP Coalition
September 2013	53 	11.35%	No Change 	5th 	 	No Change 	Conservative-Liberal-UKIP Coalition
March 2014 	 	11.30%	0.05% 	4th 	 	No Change 	Labour-Socialist-Green Coalition
September 2014	88 	14.08%	2.78% 	4th 	 	1 	Green-Labour-Liberal Coalition
May 2015 	 	13.93%	0.15% 	4th 	 	No Change 	Labour-Liberal Coalition
Green-UKIP-Liberal Coalition
October 2015 	 	14.64%	0.71% 	4th 	 	1 	Labour-Liberal Coalition
April 2016 	 	12.97%	1.67% 	4th 	 	1 	Conservative-Liberal-National Liberal Coalition
November 2016 	 	12.00%	0.97% 	4th 	 	1 	Labour-Socialist Coalition
June 2017 	12 	5.80% 	6.2% 	5th 	 	3 	Labour-Liberal-Socialist Coalition
December 2017 	5 	4.20% 	1.6% 	5th 	 	1 	Conservative-Liberal-UKIP Coalition
==Leaders==
There have been 10 National Conservative Leaders to date with Don Scott being the first one and Vitiate being the last. bun and toronto353 are the only Leaders to have served on two occasions. No National Conservative Leader has yet served as Prime Minister.
Leader	Leader 	Took office 	Left office
 	Don Scott 	October 2009 	February 2010
 	abucha3 	February 2010 	June 2010
 	bun 	June 2010 	July 2010
 	ByronicHero 	July 2010 	November 2010
 	toronto353 	November 2010 	July 2013
 	Tactical Nuclear Penguin	July 2013 	October 2013
 	toronto353 	October 2013 	June 2014
 	bun 	June 2014 	July 2014
 	adam9317 	July 2014 	September 2015
 	Jacob E 	September 2015	May 2016
 	Unown Uzer 	May 2016 	November 2017
 	mr T 999 	November 2017 	May 2018
 	Vitiate 	May 2018 	August 2018
==Deputy Leaders==
The position of Deputy Leader was created in October 2009. However, it was finally abolished in November 2017 until new Leader Vitiate reinstated the position.
There were 13 National Conservative Deputy Leaders with Seven_Three being the first one and Saunders16 being the last. notneb served as Deputy Leader over three separate stints.
Deputy Leaders who also served as Leader at some point are marked with an asterisk.
Deputy Leader	Deputy Leader	Took office 	Left office
 	Seven_Three 	October 2009 	February 2010
 	bun* 	February 2010	April 2010
 	Chiggy321 	April 2010 	May 2010
 	Don Scott* 	May 2010 	June 2010
 	lotpp 	June 2010 	November 2010
 	Life_peer 	December 2010	October 2013
 	Afcwimbledon2	October 2013 	April 2014
 	notneb 	May 2014 	June 2014
 	adam9317* 	June 2014 	July 2014
 	notneb 	August 2014 	November 2014
 	Jacob E* 	December 2014	September 2015
 	Unown Uzer* 	October 2015 	April 2016
 	notneb 	April 2016 	June 2016
 	
Hazzer1998 	July 2016 	December 2016
 	mr T 999 	October 2017 	November 2017
 	Saunders16 	May 2018 	August 2018
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