[1] It contested the 1995 parliamentary elections in an alliance with the National Rally for Justice and Peace.
The party ran alone in the 1999 elections, receiving 2.3% of the vote and winning one seat.
Beikon Nestor Ezin became the party's sole MP.
[2] Prior to the 2003 elections the party joined the Presidential Movement, an alliance of supporters of Mathieu Kérékou, who had won the 2001 presidential elections.
It ran on a combined list with the Movement for Development by Culture, Salute Party and the Congress of People for Progress, which won two seats.