A leadership ballot will be held before 31st December 3025 to elect the next leader of the Conservative Party. The winner of the contest will succeed Beau Martin as prime minister on 1 January 3026.
Candidates
Declared candidates
- Iman De'Ath, cities minister (3025-present); former deputy prime minister (3025); former trade minister (3022; 3024; 3025); former foreign minister (3020); former environment minister (3020-3021)
- Ben Bravatnik, former junior minister for energy (3022-3023)
Speculated candidates
- Basil Lethbridge, chancellor of the Exchequer (3025-present); chairman of the Conservative party (3025-present); former environment minister (3021-3022; 3022); former foreign minister (3022-3023); former social policy minister (3025)
- Gerald Stevenson, deputy prime minister (3025-present); security minister (3025-present); former trade minister (3019); former foreign minister (3019); former defence minister (3022-3023)
- Jan Rau, foreign minister (3025-present); environment minister (3025); security minister (3025); speaker of the National Assembly (3024-3025)
- Rab Bennet, energy minister (3025-present); chancellor of the Exchequer (3022-3023); culture, media, & sport minister (3022)
- Jacob Erin-Strife, social policy minister (3025-present); first minister of state (3019); leader of the National Assembly (3019)
- Ray Banes, chief secretary to the prime minister (3025-present); energy minister (3025); social policy minister (3025); leader of the opposition (3024-3025)
Declined to be candidates
- Luke Ford
- Sal Mackenzie (endorsed De'Ath)
- Bernard Canterbury (endorsed Lethbridge)
- Lia Caturla
- Edward Krushner
- Owen Lassiter (endorsed De'Ath)