Liberal Party (Undalia)

The Liberal Party was a centrist liberal political party in Undalia. It was one of the two major political parties early on in Undalia's history until the rise of the Party of Socialist Unionists and rise in the popularity of socialism over liberalism. The party was formed by free-trade minded individuals who had immigrated to Undalia because of the economic restriction with Ar. The Puglist Democrats and the liberals would dominate the political landscape until the PSU's rise in 1939.
The party had been the opposition party from 1899 until their first victory in 1914 with 60 of 125 seats, a minority government. In 1919, the liberals gained a majority of 67 seats. This government would be the most influential liberal government in history, passing sweeping legislation that pushed the liberal policies of Prime Minister Donius Read. The liberals would barely lose the in 1924 election by 3 seats to the Puglist Democrats. The party would win 64 of 125 seats in 1934 and form a new government. In 1939, the liberals would win the second most seats in the National Assembly, with 74 of 175 seats. Much of the liberal vote was lost to the rising PSU. The Democrats would form a minority government in that year. In 1944, the PSU would win 45 seats, scaring the established liberals and democrats. The Liberal Party and Puglist Democrats would form the Liberal-Democrat Coalition to counter the PSU. The coalition would not impact the liberals very well, with them losing many seats in 1949, leading to a democratic-majority government. The democratic government would hold up in 1954 too, with the liberals gaining 2 seats. In 1959, the liberals and democrats would form a new coalition as neither had a majority. The PSU was now the second largest party and was eager to win a government. In 1964, the unpopular government would lose and the PSU would win a majority of seats, with 111 of 175 seats, leaving the liberals with just 2 seats. The liberals would never recover and would dissolve in 1974, only for the National Liberal Party to take its position. 
The Liberal Party mainly focused on the economic wellbeing of the country and also civil rights. The party base support was mainly gathered from middle-class individuals, large businesses and partially the working class. The party was also popular amongst the Natiahese, the natives of Undalia.