Liberal Party of Sierra

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Liberal Party of Sierra 	Liberal Party of Sierra
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Leader 	Kylie Langford
Deputy Leader 	Jason Hernandez
Founded 	19 February 2000
Ideology 	Conservative liberalismEconomic liberalismLiberal conservatismRegionalism
Political position 	Centre to centre-right
Colour 	Blue
Slogan 	Helping Sierrans Get Ahead
Prefectural Assembly 	/
EnderronianParliament (SA seats)	/
Local government 	/
The Liberal Party of Sierra (commonly known as the Sierra Liberals) is the branch of the Liberal Party of Enderron operating in Sierra Prefecture. The party is the one of the three major political parties in Sierran politics, the others being the Sierra Social Democrats and the Sierra National Party. The current party leader is Premier Kylie Langford, since 2017.
In contrast with the rest of Enderron, the Liberal Party of Sierra is not significantly stronger than National Party, and the two parties share the right-of-centre of Sierra's political spectrum. The Sierra Liberals are traditionally more centrist than their federal counterparts, with the party's main demographic being middle class urban voters. Its vote is concentrated in the suburbs of Los Prados, the only major metropolitan area in the prefecture, as well as some smaller regional population centres across Sierra.
The Sierra Liberals are currently the governing party of Sierra, since the 2024 prefectural election. The party also holds the governorship following the 2020 election, in which Danielle Kinsey was elected governor.
==Party leaders==
No. 	Name 	Term began 	Term ended 	Time in office
align="centre"	Rob Baker 	19 February 2000 	18 June 2001 	
align="centre"	Mark Dennehy 	18 June 2001 	3 June 2011 	
align="centre"	Gary Seldon 	3 June 2011 	1 June 2012 	
align="centre"	Chris Garcia 	1 June 2012 	24 May 2016 	
align="centre"	Gary Seldon 	24 May 2016 	21 September 2017	
align="centre"	Kylie Langford	21 September 2017	Incumbent 	
===Deputy party leaders===
#Mark Dennehy (2000–2001)
#Gary Seldon (2001–2004, 2008–2011)
#Wyatt Raymond (2004–2008)
#Terry Denman (2011–2012)
#Kylie Langford (2012–2017)
#Jason Hernandez (2017–present)
==Election results==
===Prefectural Assembly===
Election	Seats won	±	Total votes	%	Position	Government 	Leader
2000 	/ 	4	 	 	3rd 	Coalition partner(NP–LP) 	Rob Baker
2004 	/ 	3	 	 	1st 	Coalition government(LP–SDP)	Mark Dennehy
2008 	/ 	2	 	 	1st 	Minority government 	Mark Dennehy
2012 	/ 	6	 	 	2nd 	Official Opposition 	Gary Seldon
2016 	/ 	1	 	 	3rd 	Crossbench 	Chris Garcia
2020 	/ 	1	 	 	2nd 	Official Opposition 	Kylie Langford
2024 	/ 	5	 	 	1st 	Coalition government(LP–NP) 	Kylie Langford