Atassut

Solidarity, Liberal Party of Greenland Atassut, Nunatsinni Liberaliusumik Partii
Leader	Qulutannguaq Berthelsen (acting)
Founded	1976
Headquarters	Nuuk, Sermersooq, Greenland
Ideology	Liberal conservatism Conservatism Liberalism Greenlandic unionism
Political position	Centre-right
European affiliation	None
International affiliation	None
Nordic affiliation	None
Colours	Blue
Inatsisartut	2 / 31
Municipalities	8 / 70
Folketing (Greenland seats)	0 / 2
Website
www.atassut.gl
Politics of Greenland Political parties Elections

Solidarity (Atassut, also translated as "Feeling of Community") is a liberal conservative political party in Greenland and a partner of the Danish Venstre party.

Formerly the most pro-Danish among Greenland's parties, Atassut has shifted to supporting home rule and increased autonomy, but without leaving the Kingdom of Denmark. From a traditional right-wing position it has in some respect moved to the left, now supporting the subsidisation of primary-sector business, just like the social-democratic Siumut party.

Originally one of the largest and influential political parties in Greenland, the Atassut has seen its share of the popular vote consistently decline since the mid-1990s. In the 2001 Folketing election, the party had lost its only representative to the Danish Parliament and as of the most recent national election, has been reduced to only 2 seats in the Greenlandic Parliament with its lowest share of the popular vote (both percentage-wise and number-wise) throughout its political history.

At the 2005 legislative elections, the party won 19.1% of the popular vote and six out of 31 seats. In the June 2009 snap election the party dropped to 10.9% of the vote, and lost 3 of its 6 seats. In the 2013 elections the party was reduced to two seats. in the 2014 elections the party maintained its two seats.

From the 2013 parliamentary election to the 2014 elections Atassut was a part of a coalition government, led by Siumut and also including the Inuit Party.

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