Greenberg National Party

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Greenberg National Party 	Greenberg National Party
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Leader 	Blake O'Halloran
Deputy Leader 	Keith Milewski
Founded 	25 October 1977
Ideology 	AgrarianismGreenberg localismEconomic liberalismRegionalismPopulism
Political position 	Centre to centre-right
Colour 	Green
Slogan 	For Regional Greenberg
Prefectural Assembly 	/
EnderronianParliament (GB seats)	/
The Greenberg National Party (GNP, officially the Enderron National Party – Greenberg Branch, branded as the Greenberg Nationals) is the branch of the Enderron National Party operating in Greenberg Prefecture. The party is traditionally the third-largest political party in Greenberg politics, behind the Greenberg Social Democrats and the Liberal Party of Greenberg. The current party leader is Blake O'Halloran, since 2019.
The National Party has usually been the third-largest party in the Greenberg legislature, but has served as the Official Opposition once, from 1983 to 1987. The party is known for its willingness to support governments from both sides of the political spectrum, having provided confidence and supply to the governing party or served as a junior coalition partner for all but four years since 1991.
==Party leaders==
No. 	Name 	Term began 	Term ended 	Time in office
align="centre"	Curtis Wolf 	28 October 1979 	29 May 1987 	
align="centre"	Allen Harvey 	29 May 1987 	25 February 1998	
align="centre"	Peter Tessman 	25 February 1998	14 May 2003 	
align="centre"	Eugene Rose 	14 May 2003 	21 June 2006 	
align="centre"	Jean Voltz 	21 June 2006 	12 August 2009 	
align="centre"	Anthony Marovitch	12 August 2009 	25 May 2019 	
align="centre"	Blake O'Halloran 	25 May 2019 	Incumbent 	
===Deputy leaders===
#Steve Prince (1979–1985)
#Ross Berger (1985–1987)
#Owen Callahan (1987–1995)
#Peter Tessman (1995–1998)
#Allen Harvey (1998–1999)
#Eugene Rose (1999–2003, 2006–2007, 2009–2011)
#Jean Voltz (2003–2006)
#Anthony Marovitch (2007–2009)
#Keith Milewski (2011–present)
==Election results==
===Prefectural Assembly===
Election	Seats won	± 	Total votes	%	Position	Government 	Leader
1979 	/ 	New	 	 	3rd 	OppositionThe National Party and Social Democratic Party won an equal number of seats at the election. The two parties agreed to form an opposition alliance with a shared shadow cabinet.	Curtis Wolf
1983 	/ 	3 	 	 	2nd 	OfficialOpposition 	Curtis Wolf
1987 	/ 	2 	 	 	3rd 	Crossbench 	Curtis Wolf
1991 	/ 	2 	 	 	4th 	Crossbench(C&S to UP) 	Allen Harvey
1993 	/ 	1 	 	 	3rd 	Crossbench(C&S to CP) 	Allen Harvey
1995 	/ 	0 	 	 	3rd 	Crossbench(C&S to CP) 	Allen Harvey
1999 	/ 	2 	 	 	3rd 	Crossbench(C&S to SDP) 	Peter Tessman
2003 	/ 	1 	 	 	3rd 	Crossbench(C&S to LP) 	Peter Tessman
2007 	/ 	1 	 	 	3rd 	Coalition(LP–NP) 	Jean Voltz
2011 	/ 	1 	 	 	3rd 	Coalition(SDP–NP) 	Anthony Marovitch
2015 	/ 	1 	 	 	3rd 	Crossbench 	Anthony Marovitch
2019 	/ 	1 	 	 	3rd 	Crossbench(C&S to LP) 	Anthony Marovitch
2023 	/ 	1 	 	 	3rd 	Crossbench(C&S to LP) 	Blake O'Halloran