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Neo-Rational Populist Party[?]

This page contains information about the Neo-Rational Populist Party.

This party is inactive.

Details

User[?]: ninjaj5

Nation[?]: Federale Republiek van Seridjan (Saridan)

Seats[?] in Volksraad (People's Council)[?]: 0

Color[?]:

 

Description[?]:

-- Party Website --

http://neorationalpopulist.freehostia.com


-- Party Platform --

Liberty
Non-Aggression
Right of Action
Equality under the Law
Free Entity
Limited, Decentralized Government
Citizen Sovereignty
Accountability and Personal Responsibility
Free Union of Saridani states
Following Saridani's Constitution Fully



-- Party History --

In the summer of June 2229 a group of distressed farmers, led by Moreno Carrera, met in a small warehouse to discuss their growing dissatisfaction with a government that claims to exist for the people but instead lines the pockets of ivory tower elitists that had devoured the leading parties. For far too long Saridan was politics as usual. Politicians made it a habit to grandstand as the people's choice with his ear to the ground.for farmer's rights. Unfortunately post-election the promises faded and instead policies were implemented that contradicted and unsettled the public's common views and ideals.

It was on this night a new party was born; a party born of the will of the people, for the will of the people, a solution to the bureaucracy's growing neglect of the "Everyman".

"It is time for the people to take back this great nation. We must stand up to the corrupt elites" those that have twisted our constitution to the will of their own agenda. an agenda built on preserving the status quo as long as it means they will always have control. We are the backbone of this country; its time we stand up for our rights, our freedoms, our lives. !! Moreno Carrera, June 2229.

It would not be too long until this new Populist movement caught the eye of Saridan's workers unions, which had also been victim to the government's routine bait and switch policies. With this new working man's support came a practice of voting , with both your head and your heart, which led the naming of the official title of the Rational Populist Party.

The Rational Populist Party quickly gained support and its candidates began to win local elections and change the political landscape of Aldumor, Warris, and Moshiran regions. However, with all of its success on the small stage the party had not yet found its voice to make it to the national spotlight.

Soon the ideals of the movement spread through Saridan universities where there was an effort to define the party as either "left" or "right". Many scholars argued that the party should take a liberal approach while many others deemed that conservative ideals better represented the masses. It was here that Dr. Roger Carls, a Humanistic Psychology professor at Warris Regional University and head-chair of the Masonic-Populist council, further defined the philosophies of a Rational party as one that asserts that the truth can best be discovered by reason and factual analysis, rather than faith, dogma or religious teaching. This ideology launched what has become the modern Neo-Rational Populist Party.

The party became polarized immediately following the election of 2250. Presidential candidate Moreno Carrera had shifted policies leading up to the election in hopes to gain voters. Unfortunately this attempt backfired and instead of gaining voters he ended up alienating the NRPP base and sent their votes to a newly formed CSOTP party. The fundamental principals of the movement had been lost and the ranking members of the NRPP chose not to back Carrera in future elections.

A dramatic turnaround came only six years later as the NRPP reclaimed nearly all seats previously lost and began a dramatic shift in platforms towards a true populist pro local government campaign satisfying both the conservative and liberal wings of the party as well as attracting new votes from citizens tired of the constant volley of extremes caused by a constantly changing central government.

With the party regaining its grassroots values, hopes have been set for the NRPP to continue its rationally progressive policies towards a better Saridani future for its people.


Party Logo: http://img211.imageshack.us/img211/5605/neopopulistpartylogo11qc.jpg
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Important party events:

December 2247 - Successfully lobbied for a constitutional amendment to have the national flag changed to one designed by j. Staffeld, president of the NRPP. http://img248.imageshack.us/img248/171/saridanflag22og.jpg

Ministries

This party is not part of the national cabinet.

Political Positions

IdeologyPositionVisibilityCoherency
Centralizationunitarist-leaningmoderateperfect
Civil Rightsmoderate permissivehighperfect
Ecologymoderate skepticmoderateperfect
Foreign Relationsmoderate internationalistmoderateperfect
Government Responsibilitiesmoderate small governmenthighperfect
Marketregulator-leaninghighperfect
Militarypacifist-leaninglimitedperfect
Moralitymoderate progressivemoderateperfect
Religionreligious-leaningmoderateperfect

Affiliations

This party is a member of the following organizations:

Election Results

History Table

MonthVotesTotal VotesVotes (%)Votes (%) (+)SeatsTotal SeatsSeats (%)Seats (+)
June 22321,744,81947,254,0953.69+3.69267503.47+26
June 22353,196,33746,931,0496.81+3.12517506.80+25
June 22382,181,27648,109,3394.53-2.28327504.27-19
June 22411,902,78744,728,5984.25-0.28317504.13-1
June 22442,054,17344,667,1984.60+0.34337504.40+2
June 22473,603,00347,578,9057.57+2.97567507.47+23
June 22502,749,91347,913,0225.74-1.83417505.47-15
June 22532,104,54749,034,3504.29-1.45317504.13-10
June 22563,547,52250,111,9977.08+2.79517506.80+20
June 22593,808,20951,819,0567.35+0.27557507.33+4
June 22625,022,61548,529,35010.35+3.007775010.27+22
June 22655,528,53151,249,99910.79+0.448075010.67+3
October 22656,515,91950,387,38912.93+2.149775012.93+17
October 22686,026,80652,067,44811.57-1.368775011.60-10
October 22716,646,10349,926,47313.31+1.7410075013.33+13
October 22747,117,27849,973,72214.24+0.9310875014.40+8
October 227713,510,10047,970,20628.16+13.9221275028.27+104
October 228014,704,05656,291,73926.12-2.0418475024.53-28
October 228314,502,99653,157,79427.28+1.1619075025.33+6
October 228615,362,24347,585,19032.28+5.0023375031.07+43
October 228916,917,23251,064,70833.13+0.8524075032.00+7
October 229218,578,27346,834,21439.67+6.5429075038.67+50
October 229518,400,90458,022,66831.71-7.9523275030.93-58
October 22989,879,10453,579,18718.44-13.2713475017.87-98
October 23019,317,90853,519,24617.41-1.0312675016.80-8
October 23048,034,49056,864,76614.13-3.2810375013.73-23
October 230710,297,58354,655,45218.84+4.7113875018.40+35
October 23107,287,58756,577,95412.88-5.969475012.53-44
October 231310,470,35857,724,89718.14+5.2613175017.47+37
October 231411,883,78255,636,38121.36+3.2215475020.53+23
October 231710,821,44459,678,32818.13-3.2313075017.33-24
October 232311,141,00753,560,44220.80+2.6715175020.13+21
August 241313,152,17880,484,01316.34-4.464930016.33-102
August 241613,582,00967,347,00820.17+3.835930019.67+10
August 24189,074,46274,164,72612.24-7.933630012.00-23
August 24208,010,91479,918,80910.02-2.213030010.00-6
August 24229,309,39979,782,87011.67+1.643430011.33+4
August 242410,401,34080,730,81812.88+1.223730012.33+3
October 282927,348,995290,845,4099.40-3.48707509.33+33
April 283024,920,363275,990,1029.03-0.37687509.07-2
April 283436,580,986282,479,73712.95+3.929975013.20+31
September 283625,263,016285,865,5748.84-4.11667508.80-33
July 284030,952,246275,600,17311.23+2.398775011.60+21
July 284431,919,347236,842,07413.48+2.2510675014.13+19
July 284818,851,854269,633,0106.99-6.49547507.20-52
July 285225,929,781268,687,2299.65+2.66747509.87+20
July 285644,605,920285,290,46315.64+5.9811675015.47+42

Relative Graph

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Election History

Absolute Graph

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Election History

National Graph

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Legislation

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Legislative Agenda

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Voting Record

This is the voting[?] record of the Neo-Rational Populist Party.

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BillCreatedVoting startedVoteBill StatusResult
Call for early elections, July 3543July 3543July 3543passed
Religious Position ProgrammeSeptember 3541September 3541defeated
Marriage Act, 3541January 3541March 3554passed
Personal Liberties Act, 3541January 3541August 3547passed
Immigration Act, 3541January 3541February 3544passed
Minority Rights Recognition Act, 3541January 3541February 3541passed
Healthcare Act, 3541January 3541February 3541passed
Education Act, 3540September 3540January 3541passed
Resolution for a New Constitutional CommitmentAugust 3540September 3540passed
Cabinet Proposal of August 3540August 3540August 3540passed
Education Programme 3539February 3539February 3539defeated
Religious Programme, 3539February 3539February 3539defeated
Healthcare Programme, 3539February 3539February 3539defeated
Environmental Programme, 3539February 3539February 3539defeated
Marriage Programme, 3539February 3539February 3539defeated
Moral Issues Programme, 3539February 3539February 3539defeated
Economic Programme, 3539February 3539February 3539passed
Census of 3537February 3537September 3936defeated
City and State RenamingFebruary 3537February 3539passed
Should we Explod Deltaria Wit our nukes?February 3535February 3535passed

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