National Party (Dania)

National Party 	National Party 	National Party 	National Party
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
Leader 	Leader 	Adrián Deocampo 	Adrián Deocampo
Founded 	Founded 	5 August 1994 	5 August 1994
Split from 	Split from 	Conservative Party 	Conservative Party
Ideology 	Ideology 	ConservatismNationalismICN-scepticism	ConservatismNationalismICN-scepticism
Political position 	Political position 	Right-wing 	Right-wing
Isladanic Parliament group	Isladanic Parliament group	Nations First 	Nations First
Colours 	Colours 	Gold Purple 	Gold Purple
House of Representatives 	House of Representatives 	 	
Senate 	Senate 	 	
The National Party (Spanish: Partido Nacional) is a nationalist right-wing political party in Dania.
The National Party was founded on 5 August 1994 after it split from the Conservative Party. The party gained momentum during the Post-Nationalist era and won the presidency in the 1997 Dalanic general election under Juan Despalas. The party has been in decline since the Dalanic invasion of Sagofagia in 2004 and was voted out of the presidency in 2005.
==History==
===1994-1996: Split from the Conservative Party===
The party split from the Conservative Party in 1994 after a falling out between party leader Alfredo de la Cruz and Mateo Campoverde. In 1995, the party participated in a general election for the first time with Campoverde as party leader. The National Party won 44 seats with 1,238,492 votes. The party was excluded from coalition negotiations. 
===1997-2005: Presidency===
In 1997, the party under Juan Despalas won the general election winning them the presidency. They formed a coalition with the Conservative Party. The presidency of Despalas became dominated by the Sonalali War. In March 2004, Despalas bypassed parliament and ordered the invasion of Sagofagia. Dania did win the Sonalali War, but the actions of Despalas were deemed unconstitutional and he was forced to resign. His successor was the First Minister Umberto Hurtado. Hurtado restored most of the international relation of Dania, but he became unpopular within the National Party and Sal de Moscoso was elected the new party leader instead of Hurtado.
===2006-present: Opposition===
Sal de Moscoso lost the 2005 Dalanic General Election and failed to form a coalition with the Conservatives. Since 2006, the party has never been in the government, becoming the most important right-wing opposition party. In 2021, Orfeo Capellan became the leader of the party after he switched parties from the Conservative Party. In October 2021, it co-founded Nations First ahead of the 2022 Isladanic Parliament elections.
==Ideology==
The National Party combines conservative and nationalist standpoints in its programme. Since the late 2010s, the party has been described as right-wing populist.
The party is against expansion of the Isladanic Community of Nations. 
The party wants a hard stance against Sagofagia. During the presidency of Juan Despalas, a majority of the party was for the invasion of Sagofagia during the Sonalali War.
The National Party supports social conservative policies. The party opposes legalization of same-sex marriage, abortion, and marijuana.
==Electoral results==
===Presidential elections===
Election year	Candidate 	1st round	1st round	1st round	2nd round	2nd round	2nd round	Result
Election year	Candidate 	Votes 	% 	Rank 	Votes 	% 	Rank 	Result
2023 	Orfeo Capellan	677,409 	5.60 	6th 	 	 	 	Lost
===House of Representatives===
Election year	Leader 	Votes 	% 	Seats	+/–	Government
1995 	Mateo Campoverde 	1,238,492	 	 	New	Opposition
1997 	Juan Despalas 	3,049,334	 	 	62 	Government(PN – PC)
2001 	Juan Despalas 	3,114,387	27.82 (#1)	 	6 	Government(PN – PC – PPC)
2005 	Sal de Moscoso 	1,867,752	15.59 (#3)	 	43 	Opposition
2009 	Gars Justeniano 	1,511,302	12.65 (#3)	 	9 	Opposition
2013 	Ismael De la Fuente	1,519,954	13.48 (#4)	 	4 	Opposition
2015 	Ismael De la Fuente	1,492,100	12.69 (#4)	 	5 	Opposition
2019 	Ismael De la Fuente	1,518,588	12.37 (#5)	 	2 	Opposition
2023 	Orfeo Capellan 	492,738 	4.13 (#7) 	 	30 	Opposition
2023 	Orfeo Capellan 	492,738 	4.13 (#7) 	 	27 	Opposition
===Senate===
Election year	No. of seats won	+/–
1997 	 	New
2002 	 	
 6
2007 	 	6
2012 	 	2
2017 	 	=
2022 	 	1
=== Isladanic Parliament===
Election year	Votes 	No. of seats won	Change
2022 	1,703,223	 	
==Leadership==
===Party leaders===
* Mateo Campoverde 
* Juan Despalas 
* 
* Sal de Moscoso 
* Gars Justeniano 
* Ismael De la Fuente 
* Orfeo Capellan 
* 
* María Daza 
* Adrián Deocampo 
===Chairpersons===
* Francisco Andrade 
* 
* Mateo Campoverde 
* Felix E. Renas 
* Claudio Pardo 
* 
* Augusto Cadenas 
* Ismael De la Fuente 
* 
* Juan Gabasa 
Category:Political parties in Dania