Liberal Democrats (UK)
The Liberal Democrats are a political party in the United Kingdom, founded in 1988. The party had 11 members of Parliament elected at the 2019 general election, and had... Wikipedia
- Abbreviation: Lib Dems
- Leader: Ed Davey
- Deputy Leader: Daisy Cooper
- President: Mark Pack
- Lords Leader: The Lord Newby
- Chief Executive: Mike Dixon
- Founded: March 3, 1988
- Merger of: Liberal Party, Social Democratic Party
- Headquarters: 1 Vincent Square, Westminster, London, England
- Youth wing: Young Liberals
- Women's wing: Liberal Democrat Women
- Overseas wing: Lib Dems Abroad
- LGBT wing: LGBT+ Liberal Democrats
- Membership (2023): 90,000+
- Ideology: Liberalism (British), Social liberalism, Pro-Europeanism
- Political position: Centre to centre-left
- European affiliation: Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe
- International affiliation: Liberal International
- Northern Irish affiliation: Alliance Party of Northern Ireland
- Colours: Yellow
- Slogan: "For a Fair Deal"
- Anthem: "The Land"
- Conference: Liberal Democrat Conference
- Governing body: Federal Board
- Devolved or semi-autonomous branches: English Liberal Democrats, Scottish Liberal Democrats, Welsh Liberal Democrats, Northern Ireland Liberal Democrats, London Liberal Democrats
- House of Commons: 15 / 650 Prior to Parliament being dissolved on 30 May 2024, for the 4 July 2024 election
- House of Lords: 50 / 100
- Scottish Parliament: 4 / 129
- Senedd: 1 / 60
- London Assembly: 2 / 25
- Directly elected mayors: 1 / 14
- Councillors [nb]: 3,095 / 18,646
- Data source: DuckDuckGo