Caledonian Republicans

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Caledonian Republicans Républicains calédoniens
Abbreviation	LRC
President	Sonia Backès
Honourable President	Isabelle Lafleur
Vice Presidents	Simon Loueckhote Valérie Laroque-Daly Alésio Saliga
Secretaries General	Grégoire Bernut Philippe Blaise Willy Gatuhau
Founded	7 December 2017 (2017-12-07)
Split from	AE, The Rally, RPC
Headquarters	5, Rue Lamartine Orphanage, Noumea
Ideology	Anti-separatism[1] Economic liberalism Republicanism
Political position	Centre-right
National affiliation	La République En Marche! (2022–)
Regional affiliation	Les Loyalistes
Seats in the Congress	7 / 54
Seats in the South Province	7 / 40
Seats in the North Province	1 / 22
Website
republicainscaledoniens.nc
Politics of New Caledonia Political parties Elections

The Caledonian Republicans (French: Les Républicains calédoniens; abbreviated LRC) is a liberal-conservative political party in New Caledonia. The party's founding congress was held on 7 December 2017 at Nouvata Hotel in the capital, Nouméa, but its origins can be traced to a political group in Congress that split from The Rally on 18 July 2017.^[2]