Nevis Reformation Party

The party was established on 1 August 1970.^[5] They first contested national elections in 1971 when they received 7.7% of the national votes and won a single seat.^[6] In the 1975 elections the party's vote share rose to 16.2%, and NRP won both Nevisian seats available.^[7] After winning 16.0% of the vote in the 1980 elections they again won two seats and became part of the People's Action Movement-led coalition government.^[8] In 1984 their vote share fell to 10.1% but they increased their representation to three seats. They were reduced to two seats in 1989. The first leader of the party, Simeon Daniel, retired in 1992.^[9] The party won only one seat in 1993. The party retained their single seat in elections in 1995, 2000, 2004, 2010, and 2015. In 2010, NRP representative Patrice Nisbett joined the federal cabinet as Attorney General of Saint Kitts and Nevis.^[10] At the 2020 election, Nisbett lost his constituency to CCM's Alexis Jeffers and the NRP failed to win any other seats in Nevis, the first time in the party's history that they hadn't won any seats at a national election. The NRP were again left without representation in the National Assembly following the 2022 snap election in which CCM held onto their three seats.

Until 2020, the party has had four leaders:^[12] Simeon Daniel (1970–1992), Joseph Parry (1992–2018), Robelto Hector (2018–2020)^[13] and Janice Daniel-Hodge (since 2020).^[14]