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The Lotus Party's strongest area of support remains in Charlia and Southern Kasiki. Its largest demographics are urban voters, college graduates, kalis, and queer people. In the past, the party's social policies included Azkalophobia, segregation between Kaneeds and Kalis, Kali disenfranchisement, and later Azkali genocide, subjugation, and enslavement. The economic policies of the party have remained fairly consistent throughout the existence of the party, following a democratic socialist variant referred to by the party as Ukilen Socialism. Between 1977 and 2005, the party's goals also included Baphian revanchism and expansionism, which consisted of the proposed incorporation of, and eventual invasion and attempted colonization of Azkali into the Ukilen Union. The party was responsible for the First Bapho-Azkali War and ensuing genocide and enslavement of Azkalis, with then Lotus Party Leader and Yamahati Senator Enik Hansin having drafted the Azkali Plan alongside Abari Norle.
The Lotus Party's strongest area of support remains in Charlia and Southern Kasiki. Its largest demographics are urban voters, college graduates, kalis, and queer people. In the past, the party's social policies included Azkalophobia, segregation between Kaneeds and Kalis, Kali disenfranchisement, and later Azkali genocide, subjugation, and enslavement. The economic policies of the party have remained fairly consistent throughout the existence of the party, following a democratic socialist variant referred to by the party as Ukilen Socialism. Between 1977 and 2005, the party's goals also included Baphian revanchism and expansionism, which consisted of the proposed incorporation of, and eventual invasion and attempted colonization of Azkali into the Ukilen Union. The party was responsible for the First Bapho-Azkali War and ensuing genocide and enslavement of Azkalis, with then Lotus Party Leader and Yamahati Senator Enik Hansin having drafted the Azkali Plan alongside Abari Norle.
== Political positions ==
== Electoral history ==
=== Legislative results ===
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Election
!Votes
!%
!Seats
!+/-
!Position
!Outcome
|-
|1966
|
|
|5/515
|'''New party'''
|'''10th'''
|'''Minority'''
|-
|1969
|
|
|132/515
| +127
|'''2nd'''
|'''Opposition'''
|-
|1972
|
|
|269/515
| +137
|'''1st'''
|'''Governing majority'''
|-
|1975
|
|
|334/515
| +65
|'''1st'''
|'''Governing majority'''
|-
|1978
|
|
|360/515
| +26
|'''1st'''
|'''Governing majority'''
|-
|1981
|
|
|492/515
| +132
|'''1st'''
|'''Governing majority'''
|-
|1984
|
|
|495/515
| +3
|'''1st'''
|'''Governing majority'''
|-
|1987
|
|
|501/515
| +6
|'''1st'''
|'''Governing majority'''
|-
|1990
|
|
|504/515
| +3
|'''1st'''
|'''Governing majority'''
|-
|1993
|
|
|432/515
| -7
|'''1st'''
|'''Governing majority'''
|-
|1996
|
|
|272/515
| -160
|'''1st'''
|'''Governing majority'''
|-
|1999
|
|
|274/515
| +2
|'''1st'''
|'''Governing majority'''
|-
|2002
|
|
|279/515
| +5
|'''1st'''
|'''Governing majority'''
|-
|2005
|
|
|301/515
| +12
|'''1st'''
|'''Governing majority'''
|-
|2023
|
|
|383/515
| +82
|'''1st'''
|'''Governing majority'''
|-
|2025
|
|
|239/515
| -168
|'''1st'''
|'''LP–UL coalition'''
|}