Though the party was not successful in the  election, it managed to form a large parliamentary group by courting dissatisfied CUP MPs as well as Grand Vizier Kâmil Pasha. It was accused of collaborating with the 31 March incident and dissolved in 1910.
Although the party failed to win the election, it was able to create a substantial parliamentary faction by attracting disgruntled CUP members as well as Grand Vizier Kâmil Pasha. It was accused of collaborating with the 31 March incident and eventually disbanded in 1910.