203 votes (0.7%) 2000 Tipperary South by-election - Mary Heaney - 784 votes (2.6%) 1999 Dublin South-Central by-election - Manus MacMeanmain - 399 votes (2.0%) 1998 Dublin North by-election - Angela Keaveney - 565 votes (1.7%) 1996 Dublin West by-election - Gerard Casey 768 votes (2.7%) 1994 Cork South-Central by-election - Catherine Kelly 1,704 votes (4.0%) Referendums Lisbon Treaty The Christian Solidarity Party campaigned against both Lisbon Treaty referendums. The party also made submissions to the Oireachtas committee on Ireland's future in Europe after the rejection of the Lisbon Treaty by the first vote. Some members participated in the Cóir campaign and in other anti-Lisbon treaty campaigns. Children's Rights Referendum The Christian Solidarity Party campaigned, along with a number of other conservative groupings and individuals, for a No vote in the November 2012 Children's Rights Referendum. The party claimed that the constitutional amendment would give too much power and responsibility to the State with regard to children, with Richard Greene stating that "[t]he real agenda is to dismantle parents' authority to protect their children, especially teenagers, and to increase State control...it could see the law deciding, for example, how far parents may monitor text messages or internet use to protect their children from bullying". Marriage Equality Referendum 2015 Christian Solidarity/Comhar Críostaí was registered as "approved body" to monitor postal voting and vote counting, with Cathal 'Ashbourne' Loftus designated as its officer, for the 2015 Same-sex marriage referendum. Abortion Referendum 2018 The party and its members campaigned to retain the 8th amendment in the 2018 abortion referendum. General election results References External links Christian Solidarity Party — from the Irish Times guide to the 2002 election Catholic political parties Conservative parties in Ireland Defunct political parties in the Republic of Ireland Political parties established in 1991 Political parties disestablished in 2014 1991 establishments in Ireland 2014 disestablishments in Ireland