Social Democratic Party of Wentworth

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Social Democratic Partyof WentworthSociaal-democratische Partijvan Wentworth温特沃社会民主党Wēntèwò Shèhuì Mínzhǔdǎngウェントワース社会民主党Wentowāsu Shakai Minshu-tō 	Social Democratic Partyof WentworthSociaal-democratische Partijvan Wentworth温特沃社会民主党Wēntèwò Shèhuì Mínzhǔdǎngウェントワース社会民主党Wentowāsu Shakai Minshu-tō
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Leader 	Jennifer Armstrong
Deputy Leader 	Andy Tang
Founded 	1 May 1949
Ideology 	Social democracySocial liberalismWentworth localism
Political position 	Centre-left
Colour 	Red
Slogan 	Fighting for a better Wentworth
Metropolitan Assembly 	/
Federal Parliament(WE seats) 	/
Borough mayors 	/
Borough councillors 	/
The Social Democratic Party of Wentworth (colloquially the Wentworth Social Democrats) is the branch of the Social Democratic Party of Enderron operating in Wentworth Metropolis. The party is the one of the two major political parties in Wentworth politics, the other being the Wentworth Liberal Party. The current party leader is Jennifer Armstrong, who has been Chief Minister of Wentworth since 2017. The Wentworth SDP is currently the governing party of Wentworth, having been so since 2012.
==Party leaders since 1972==
No. 	Name 	Term began 	Term ended 	Time in office
align="centre"	Ted Thompson 	11 April 1972 	15 January 1975 	
align="centre"	Lachlan Chenevert 	15 January 1975 	9 July 1984 	
align="centre"	Lionel Johnson 	9 July 1984 	22 March 1989 	
align="centre"	Halley Nygaard 	22 March 1989 	1 September 1993	
align="centre"	Steve Zeng 	1 September 1993	17 July 1995 	
align="centre"	John Lujan 	17 July 1995 	4 December 2001 	
align="centre"	Yoshiko Kanda 	4 December 2001 	26 May 2008 	
align="centre"	Keir Vincent 	26 May 2008 	22 October 2010 	
align="centre"	Nathan Siu 	22 October 2010 	8 September 2017	
align="centre"	Jennifer Armstrong	8 September 2017	Incumbent 	
===Deputy party leaders===
#Lachlan Chenevert (1972–1975)
#Wayne Sorenson (1975–1980)
#Lionel Johnson (1980–1984)
#Stan Feeney (1984–1986)
#Andrew Harris (1986–1989)
#Ron Tassell (1989–1993)
#Steve Zeng (1993)
#John Lujan (1993–1995)
#Halley Nygaard (1995–2001)
#Mike O'Halloran (2001–2007)
#Keir Vincent (2007–2008)
#Ed Bailey (2008–2012)
#Jennifer Armstrong (2012–2017)
#Tony Venizelos (2017–2022)
#Andy Tang (2022–present)
==Election results==
===Metropolitan Assembly===
Election	Seats won	± 	Total votes	% 	Position	Government 	Leader
1972 	/ 	New	 	46.30%	1st 	Majoritygovernment 	Ted Thompson
1976 	/ 	4 	 	43.95%	1st 	Majoritygovernment 	Lachlan Chenevert
1980 	/ 	6 	 	36.43%	2nd 	OfficialOpposition 	Lachlan Chenevert
1984 	/ 	9 	 	39.17%	1st 	OfficialOpposition 	Lachlan Chenevert
1988 	/ 	1 	 	35.19%	1st 	OfficialOpposition 	Lionel Johnson
1992 	/ 	24 	 	44.42%	1st 	Majoritygovernment 	Halley Nygaard
1996 	/ 	7 	 	38.83%	2nd 	OfficialOpposition 	John Lujan
2000 	/ 	5 	 	39.98%	1st 	Majoritygovernment 	John Lujan
2004 	/ 	6 	 	45.03%	1st 	Majoritygovernment 	Yoshiko Kanda
2008 	/ 	21 	 	35.21%	2nd 	OfficialOpposition 	Yoshiko Kanda
2012 	/ 	8 	 	30.81%	2nd 	Minoritygovernment 	Nathan Siu
2016 	/ 	10 	1,020,342 	31.55%	1st 	Majoritygovernment 	Nathan Siu
2020 	/ 	9 	 	39.41%	1st 	Majoritygovernment 	Jennifer Armstrong
2024 	/ 	22 	 	32.12%	1st 	Coalitiongovernment	Jennifer Armstrong
===Federal elections===
Note: Wentworth was a part of Janszoon until 1972. Election results from 1946 to 1970 are calculated from the seats within the Wentworth metropolitan area.
Election	Seats won	± 	Total votes	%	Position	Leader
1946 	/ 	New	 	 	2nd 	Jeremy Fulton
1950 	/ 	4 	 	 	2nd 	Jeremy Fulton
1954 	/ 	1 	 	 	1st 	Gordon Collins
1958 	/ 	4 	 	 	2nd 	Gordon Collins
1962 	/ 	0 	 	 	2nd 	Calvin Rhinehart
1966 	/ 	6 	 	 	1st 	Jens Larsson
1970 	/ 	5 	 	 	1st 	Calvin Rhinehart
1974 	/ 	0 	 	 	1st 	Calvin Rhinehart
1978 	/ 	1 	 	 	1st 	Calvin Rhinehart
1982 	/ 	3 	 	 	1st 	James Thorpe
1986 	/ 	0 	 	 	1st 	James Thorpe
1990 	/ 	0 	 	 	1st 	Helen Vandenberg
1994 	/ 	6 	 	 	1st 	Helen Vandenberg
1998 	/ 	3 	 	 	1st 	Rick Clarkson
2002 	/ 	3 	 	 	2nd 	Rick Clarkson
2006 	/ 	1 	 	 	2nd 	Jason Huynh
2010 	/ 	0 	 	 	2nd 	Tom Woodlands
2014 	/ 	3 	 	 	1st 	Tom Woodlands
2018 	/ 	1 	 	 	1st 	Lisa Kelsey Chan