United Liberal Party (Zambia)

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The United Liberal Party (ULP) is a political party in Zambia.

History

The ULP was formed in July 2006 by Sakwiba Sikota after he lost the United Party for National Development leadership contest.^[1] The party did not nominate a presidential candidate for the September 2006 general elections, but it received 2.4% of the vote for the National Assembly, winning three seats.

The party supported the Movement for Multi-Party Democracy's Rupiah Banda in the 2008 presidential by-election and 2011 general elections,^[1] but lost all three seats in the National Assembly in the 2011 elections after receiving just 131 votes.

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National Assembly	Patriotic Front (62) Movement for Multi-Party Democracy (54) United Party for National Development (29) Alliance for Democracy and Development (1) Forum for Democracy and Development (1) Independents (3)

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