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The New Social Contract Congress (NSCC), often referred to simply as "Congress", is a political party founded by [[David-Eli Attlee]] in the aftermath of the [[3024 Wiltshire general election]]. Officially a successor to the Socialist Party, Congress was founded as a broad-church party to support the [[Attlee Ministry (Wiltshire)|Attlee government]]'s policies surrounding the new social contract. The party is broadly seen as centre to centre-left but has factions that range from left-wing to centre-right. Congress is officially the party of government under Prime Minister David-Eli Attlee.


Following its formation, Congress received a majority of the Socialist Assembly caucus. The non-Congress Socialists grouped together to become the Resistance Socialists to oppose the government on the basis of being too friendly towards corporations. Congress also received Assemblymen from the Ecologists & Greens and Kaitiaki Ropu.
== Leadership ==
The leader of Congress is [[Prime Minister of Wiltshire|Prime Minister]] David-Eli Attlee, who was elected party Chairman during the First Congress for a New Social Contract. The deputy leadership is held by Keomi Ono, the Federal Minister for the Family, Health, and Social Affairs.
{| class="wikitable"
|+3024 Congress Leadership Ballot
!Candidate
!Nominator
!Votes
!%
|-
|David-Eli Attlee
|Keomi Ono
|455
|99.3%
|-
| colspan="2" |Re-open nominations
|3
|0.7%
|-
| colspan="2" |Total
|458
|100%
|}
{| class="wikitable"
|+3024 Congress Deputy Leadership Ballot
!Candidate
!Nominator
!Votes
!%
|-
|Keomi Ono
|Matz Valentin
|270
|58.9%
|-
|Gregory Blackman
|Hillary Nathan-Mann
|66
|14.4%
|-
|Jodi Marshal
|Jack Tillinghouse
|64
|14.0%
|-
|Rita Smith
|Killian Westerly*
|31
|6.8%
|-
|Daniel Holden
|Liam Wobb
|18
|3.9%
|-
| colspan="2" |Re-open nominations
|9
|2.0%
|-
| colspan="2" |Total
|458
|10%
|}
<nowiki>*</nowiki> Rita Smith did not accept nomination and endorsed Keomi Ono for Deputy Leader.

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