Good Party (Canadia)

The Good Party is a centrist political party in Canadia. It is one of the major parties in Canadia, alongside the Conservative Party and the SDP.
The Good Party was formed in 1990 as a merger of several liberal and centrist parties, with the inclusion of many political newcomers. The party was the brainchild of Fabian Forrest, a former member of the Liberal Party who departed after the party began shifting towards libertarianism. The party was initially successful solely on the local and regional level, and in 2001 had it's first state governor, Richard Travers of Wellow. Dani de Launay became party leader in 2004, a position she continues to hold today. DeLaunay ordered a reform of the party's policies to be more appealing to new voters and voters disgruntled with Gerald King's one-term tenure as prime minister of Canadia. This proved to be popular and the Good Party was soon elected to government, remaining in power until 2016. The Good Party remains staunchly centrist and currently has a confidence and supply agreement with the current SDP government.
The Good Party is a member of the Liberal International, the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Tapanthia and Renew Tapanthia.
== See also ==
* List of political parties in Canadia
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