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'''Leader''' ({{lang-he|לידר}}, an acronym for '''Miflaga Mitkademet Liberalit Demokratit''' ({{lang-he|מפלגה מתקדמת ליברלית דמוקרטית}}), lit. ''Progressive Liberal Democratic Party'') was a minor political party in [[Israel]]. Headed by Alexander Radko, it is related to the [[Liberal Democratic Party of Russia]].{{how|date=May 2016}} |
'''Leader''' ({{lang-he|לידר}}, an acronym for '''Miflaga Mitkademet Liberalit Demokratit''' ({{lang-he|מפלגה מתקדמת ליברלית דמוקרטית}}), lit. ''Progressive Liberal Democratic Party'') was a minor political party in [[Israel]]. Headed by Alexander Radko, it is related to the [[Liberal Democratic Party of Russia]].{{how|date=May 2016}} |
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| Leader | Aleksander Radko |
| Founded | 2003 |
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| ף(2003,2006) קץ(2009) נק(2013) | |
Leader (Template:Lang-he, an acronym for Miflaga Mitkademet Liberalit Demokratit (Template:Lang-he), lit. Progressive Liberal Democratic Party) was a minor political party in Israel. Headed by Alexander Radko, it is related to the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia.[how?]
It has run in elections in 2003, 2006, 2009 and 2013. In 2003 it won only 833 votes, the lowest of any party. In 2006 it received 580 votes, again the lowest. In 2009, it received 1,887 votes, and in 2013—1,568 votes—not succeeding in passing the electoral threshold and not receiving any seats.