The Ilava II Government was Lovia's national executive government, ruling since February 7, 2013, alongside the 2013 Congress until the elections in 2014, when it was replaced by the Abrahams I Government. It was preceded by the Ilava I Government, which ruled during the term of the 2012 Congress. The 2013 Federal Elections, as in the previous year, delivered a Congress split into leftist, centrist, and rightist factions, making the formation of a coalition difficult. While the Labour Party, the Conservative Nationalist Party, and the Conservative Christian Party of Lovia began negotiations regarding the formation of a pro-confederate coalition, they were not successful.