Dutch Party (Lunasia)

Dutch Party 	Dutch Party 	Dutch Party 	Dutch Party
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
Leader 	Leader 	Eon Naude 	Eon Naude
Deputy Leader 	Deputy Leader 	Mana Huurrman 	Mana Huurrman
Founded 	Founded 	9 December 1977 	9 December 1977
Ideology 	Ideology 	Dutch-Lunasi nationalismFederalismRegionalismICN-scepticism	Dutch-Lunasi nationalismFederalismRegionalismICN-scepticism
Political position	Political position	Centre to Centre-right 	Centre to Centre-right
Colours 	Colours 	Orange 	Orange
Headquarters 	Headquarters 	Houtstadt 	Houtstadt
The Dutch Party is a Dutch-Lunasi nationalist and federalist political party. It is the successor of the Dutch Independent Party. The party is led by Eon Naude since 7 January 2022.
Throughout its history the party has pushed for more autonomy and independence for the Dutch regions of Lunasia. Despite that, the party was against the 2021 Separation Referendum introduced by the Party for Change. In August 2021, the Dutch Party became the coalition partner of the Party for Change and pushed for more independence between the two language areas in Lunasia within the government.
The party is popular in the Dutch regions of Lunasia and never won a seat in the English-speaking regions. Due to the unpopularity in the English regions, the party never won an election. 
Beside advocating for separation, the party sparked several controversies in its history. Most notable was in 1982 when then party leader Adam Snyman attended the funeral of Enzian dictator Srian O'kiro.
==Election results==
=== 1979-2021 ===
Election	Leader(s) 	Seats 	+/– 	Election 	Nominee 	Votes 	Goverment
1979 	Adam Snyman 	16 	New 	1979 	N/A 	N/A 	Opposition
1984 	Adam Snyman 	8 	8 	1984 	N/A 	N/A 	Opposition
1989 	Gustaaf Mulhof 	0 	8 	1989 	N/A 	N/A 	Extra-parliamentary
1994 	Wim Kisteman 	16 	16 	1994 	N/A 	N/A 	Opposition
1999 	Wim Kisteman 	10 	6 	1999 	N/A 	N/A 	Opposition
2004 	Bart Berkel 	12 	2 	2004 	N/A 	N/A 	Coalition
2006 	Bart BerkelChristien Bouwer 	24 	12 	2006 	N/A 	N/A 	Opposition
2011 	In an electoral alliance with the Liberal Party, as Liberal Union Party	In an electoral alliance with the Liberal Party, as Liberal Union Party	In an electoral alliance with the Liberal Party, as Liberal Union Party	In an electoral alliance with the Liberal Party, as Liberal Union Party	In an electoral alliance with the Liberal Party, as Liberal Union Party	In an electoral alliance with the Liberal Party, as Liberal Union Party	In an electoral alliance with the Liberal Party, as Liberal Union Party
2016 	Remy Petersen 	10 	Re-entry 	2016 	N/A 	N/A 	Opposition
Mar 2021	Staus Veneberg 	26 	16 	Mar 2021 	N/A 	N/A 	Coalition
=== 2021-present ===
==== Parliamentary elections ====
Election	Leader 	Constituency	Constituency	Party list	Party list	Seats	+/–	Status
Election	Leader 	Seats 	% 	Votes 	% 	Seats	+/–	Status
Oct 2021	Staus Veneberg	9 	14.75 	1,184,955 	17.85 	20 	6 	Opposition
2022 	Eon Naude 	7 	11.48 	915,004 	13.66 	15 	5 	Opposition
==== Presidential elections ====
Election	Nominee 	First round	First round	First round	Second round	Second round	Second round
Election	Nominee 	Votes 	% 	Rank 	Votes 	% 	Result
Oct 2021	Rynold Fick	734,803 	10.48 	4th 	Eliminated 	Eliminated 	Eliminated
Category:Political parties in Lunasia