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What political party does the premier of Ontario lead?
The current (September 2010) Premier of Ontario is Daulton McGuinty and he leads the Liberal party.
What political party is in power for 2010?
This depends on the country. See related questions.
Leader of the opposition party in Ontario canada 2010?
In 2010, Ontario's provincial opposition party was the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario. Their leader at the time was, and still is (as of 2012), Tim Hudak (who assumed leadership of the party on July 1, 2009.)
When was The First Nations Political Party created?
The First Nations Political Party was created in 2010.
What federal political party was in power of Canada in 2009?
The Conservative Party led by Prime Minister Stephen Harper was in charge of a minority government in Canada in 2009.
When was People's Power Action Party created?
People's Power Action Party was created in 2010.
What political party is in power in 2010 in the UK?
Currently, in August 2013, The Conservative Party and the Liberal Democrats are in a coalition government.
What were the results of the congressional election of 2010?
The balance of political power in the House of Representatives shifted from the Democrat party to the Republican party and, among other things a new Speaker of The House resulted in a change in the Presidential line of succession.
What is the current Ruling Party in Australia?
The Australian Labor Party (ALP) is currently in power in Australia (2010).
What is an example for politacl party?
A good example for a Political Party are The Labour Party The Liberal Demrocrats The Conservatives All competed in the 2009-2010 Election in the UK.
What political party is in power?
The United states is currently Democratic. [9/29/2010]As of 2011, the current party in power in the United States of America is the Democratic Party, lead by President Barack Hussein Obama.
Which political party is in power in America?
As of 2010, the Democrats control the presidency and majorities in both houses of Congress. Supreme Court justices are officially non-partisan, but the common wisdom is that the current court is quite conservative (meaning it leans more towards Republican beliefs than the other two branches).
