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The Federal Whig Party[?]

This page contains information about the The Federal Whig Party.

This party is inactive.

Details

User[?]: Vilnius

Nation[?]: Republic of Beluzia (Beluzia)

Seats[?] in Assembly of Deputies[?]: 0

Color[?]:

 

Description[?]:

The Federal Whig Party is a major party that has been heavily involved in Beluzia’s politics, serving as a major force in the nation on and off since 4998. Founded by a group of disaffected Beluzians, the Whigs have typically held a strong and consistent policy record, especially with regards to finance. The Whigs are also known for their fiery, combative nature; they tend to be the most outspoken party on key issues, particularly when it comes to individual liberties, protecting the working class, and upholding financial stability.

Key parts of New Whig Way of thought include a renewed interest in individual liberties, national sovereignty, military strength, fiscal responsibility, Wig Conservatism, and Monarchy. The Whigs passed major federal legislation on multiple occasions, such as the Modern Economic Aid & Development Acts (more commonly called “MEAD Acts”), the Living Inexpensively for Eternity Act (“LIFE”), and the Social Progress Act. These acts raised sufficient revenue to boost economic development, reformed housing construction laws to better oversee growth in urban centers, and increased the autonomy of average citizens from day-to-day life.

The most recent iteration of the party was revived by Edward Thorpe in 5228 (and dissolved by 5279) as a more center-right to conservative party that embraces monarchism rather than a presidency, as well as politicizing various federal positions. Centralization of the government, not devolution, is key to the platform now. Thorpe nominated Lucille Pemberton, a long-time Whig whom had served in Parliament and the Cabinet, as the best choice for Beluzia's first monarch in centuries. Pemberton accepted, though she emphasized that she would merely play a ceremonial role and not an active role in government. Her eldest son, Harold, has agreed to replace her as the next choice, thereby establishing a new line of succession for the throne.

Alistair Durant (5049-5151, age 102) was the longest-serving and most successful Whig President, serving for 15 years from 5096 to 5111. He has been referred to as "the father of the Whig Party," in contrast to the very successful, very famous financier John Amos Mattox III. Mattox (5032-5163) spent a record 51 years as Finance Minister (5056-5107) before serving as Prime Minister at the request of President Durant from 5107 to 5111. Mattox stepped into the role of elder statesman with Durant, and both remained good friends on fine terms. Mattox is called the Father of Beluzian Finance as his economic models were by far the best in Beluzia's history, resulitng in the Ehigs' close connection to the Ministry of Finance.

Whig Presidents:
Cassandra Hepburn-Smith (5013-5020)
Roy Davis (5064-5068)
Alistair Durant I (5096-5111)
Burke Armstrong (5155-5158)
Ronald "Ronnie" Truman (5158-5162)
Helmer Christie (5211-5214, 5221-5228)
Guinevere Hamilton (5228-5237)
Alistair Durant IV (5470-Present)

Parliamentary Leadership Positions:
Eduardo Thorpe (Whig Chair Leader), serving as an MP from Bamburgh
Yvette Mayberry (Whig Whip), serving as an MP from Negunia
Isaiah Johnson-Warner (Whig Floor Leader), serving as an MP from Bamburgh

National Party Leaders:
Alistair Durant IV (national chair)
Ellis Hendershot (vice chair)
Sterling Gray (vice chair)

Ministries

This party is not part of the national cabinet.

Political Positions

IdeologyPositionVisibilityCoherency
Centralizationmoderate unitaristexcellentperfect
Civil Rightsrestrictive-leaninghighperfect
Ecologyskeptic-leaninglimitedperfect
Foreign Relationsisolationist-leaninghighperfect
Government Responsibilitiesconvinced big governmentexcellentperfect
Marketconvinced regulatorhighperfect
Militarypacifist-leaningmoderateperfect
Moralityconservative-leaningexcellentperfect
Religionsecular-leaningmoderateperfect

Affiliations

This party is a member of the following organizations:

Election Results

History Table

MonthVotesTotal VotesVotes (%)Votes (%) (+)SeatsTotal SeatsSeats (%)Seats (+)
June 49982,659,88458,332,7464.56+4.56296504.46+29
June 50026,521,54158,669,82111.12+6.567365011.23+44
June 500611,417,12457,496,24219.86+8.7413065020.00+57
September 500910,143,13657,127,25917.76-2.1011665017.85-14
September 501315,564,42351,744,47330.08+12.3219265029.54+76
October 501617,659,48054,897,50532.17+2.0923575031.33+43
October 502013,239,43054,059,39824.49-7.6818375024.40-52
October 502411,720,66754,208,83421.62-2.8716275021.60-21
October 50288,354,26158,934,64914.18-7.4510875014.40-54
January 503011,687,98553,813,72721.72+7.5416575022.00+57
January 50347,535,86756,743,88513.28-8.4410075013.33-65
January 50388,724,52064,678,23313.49+0.2110175013.47+1
September 50388,609,23564,235,48813.40-0.099875013.07-3
September 50426,871,00558,966,65811.65-1.758675011.47-12
November 50427,218,22660,349,36311.96+0.318875011.73+2
December 50448,982,20259,298,15015.15+3.1911275014.93+24
July 50458,901,71154,863,24616.23+1.0812075016.00+8
September 504810,934,54648,385,03222.60+6.3716975022.53+49
September 505215,049,20150,084,60930.05+7.4522675030.13+57
September 505613,949,50049,755,61828.04-2.0120975027.87-17
September 506013,349,25248,941,75127.28-0.7620475027.20-5
September 506425,544,92963,063,53940.51+13.2330575040.67+101
September 506814,995,72853,329,88228.12-12.3921375028.40-92
September 507211,588,15663,592,93418.22-9.9013775018.27-76
September 50766,299,24055,987,88011.25-6.978575011.33-52
September 50775,961,49454,279,82310.98-0.278275010.93-3
September 50815,595,74752,810,67510.60-0.398075010.67-2
September 50856,141,96151,190,64012.00+1.408975011.87+9
December 50888,713,95551,445,01716.94+4.9412275016.27+33
December 50929,232,90052,217,56417.68+0.7413175017.47+9
December 509618,348,68753,348,54234.39+16.7123375031.07+102
September 509917,724,81658,120,36030.50-3.9022575030.00-8
January 510318,846,03658,222,23332.37+1.8723375031.07+8
January 510723,356,34059,646,29739.16+6.7928475037.87+51
January 51117,863,00051,220,44815.35-23.8111575015.33-169
September 51127,966,50556,695,64214.05-1.3010675014.13-9
January 511612,451,22853,149,25223.43+9.3817875023.73+72
January 512017,890,19763,399,34028.22+4.7921275028.27+34
January 512415,687,01165,037,60424.12-4.1018175024.13-31
January 512817,514,83866,854,32626.20+2.0819775026.27+16
July 515523,989,61860,007,84739.98+13.7830075040.00+103
June 515814,457,54260,805,11023.78-16.2018075024.00-120
June 51626,835,25760,741,85111.25-12.526760011.17-113
June 516610,806,41465,047,74016.61+5.3610060016.67+33
May 516810,985,29964,790,96416.95+0.3412775016.93+27
May 517110,764,44264,282,61716.75-0.2112675016.80-1
May 51749,343,34459,889,35115.60-1.1411775015.60-9
May 51776,948,17960,530,33811.48-4.128575011.33-32
May 51803,741,31159,492,9496.29-5.19497506.53-36
May 51834,442,87259,350,7177.49+1.20577507.60+8
November 51844,927,51557,193,1648.62+1.13697509.20+12
November 51876,542,53555,896,83511.70+3.099275012.27+23
November 519012,349,71466,799,42318.49+6.7813975018.53+47
November 519312,258,55557,551,15921.30+2.8116975022.53+30
April 51966,133,85061,429,6849.99-11.327575010.00-94
June 51984,834,19965,806,4637.35-2.64547507.20-21
June 52014,288,26759,330,6477.23-0.12547507.20+0
May 52045,469,39655,229,7989.90+2.68737509.73+19
May 52077,212,02363,301,96911.39+1.498475011.20+11
May 52103,908,70961,598,4706.35-5.05477506.27-37
September 52118,998,32560,084,42314.98+8.6311275014.93+65
September 52147,938,84059,077,25013.44-1.5410075013.33-12
September 52178,518,48165,246,97613.06-0.389875013.07-2
September 52205,391,39164,280,8568.39-4.67627508.27-36
April 522116,139,11159,088,40027.31+18.9320975027.87+147
April 522411,198,06658,874,84819.02-8.2914675019.47-63
October 522622,511,05654,623,29241.21+22.1930375040.40+157
November 522821,900,32553,154,96241.20-0.0130675040.80+3
May 523210,889,05259,088,28418.43-22.7713875018.40-168
November 523513,974,53860,462,77323.11+4.6817175022.80+33
August 523710,830,60563,248,75017.12-5.9912575016.67-46
September 52398,706,19457,142,32615.24-1.8911775015.60-8
November 525917,160,28963,688,52726.94+11.7120275026.93+85
May 526315,565,58754,987,82928.31+1.3621075028.00+8
November 526614,788,12754,781,97526.99-1.3119975026.53-11
May 527012,972,93357,104,62322.72-4.2817275022.93-27
November 52737,905,13464,629,32212.23-10.499075012.00-82
May 52775,947,74864,354,7029.24-2.99687509.07-22
July 546957,582,97057,624,76599.93+90.69500500100.00+432
August 547035,315,43043,268,58981.62-18.3160775080.93+107
August 547211,671,96611,719,05399.60+17.98750750100.00+143
October 547212,168,13612,202,62599.72+0.12750750100.00+0
October 547411,567,06211,567,062100.00+0.28750750100.00+0
January 547512,124,51012,124,510100.00+0.00750750100.00+0
January 547712,476,10112,520,35999.65-0.35750750100.00+0

Relative Graph

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Election History

Absolute Graph

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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 The Federal Whig Party.

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BillCreatedVoting startedVoteBill StatusResult
Federalism Act of 4162February 4162April 4162defeated
Ministers of Religion Act of 4162February 4162April 4162passed
True Debate ActDecember 4161January 4162defeated
Anti Government Act of November 4161November 4161April 4162defeated
Ratification of the International Environmental Protection TreatyJune 4161August 4161defeated
Make Beluzia Great Again ActMay 4161November 4162defeated
Enviroment ReformMay 4161November 4162defeated
Sanity ActMay 4161November 4162defeated
Protecting The Children ActMay 4161November 4162defeated
Media ReformMay 4161November 4162defeated
Education ReformMay 4161November 4162defeated
National Security ActMay 4161November 4162defeated
Justice ReformMay 4161November 4162defeated
Economic ReformMay 4161November 4162defeated
Healthcare ReformMay 4161November 4162defeated
Military Expansion and Improvement ActMay 4161November 4162defeated
Nobility Removal ActMay 4161November 4162defeated
National Identity Card ActMay 4161November 4162defeated
Nuclear Reform Act of 4161May 4161August 4161passed
Public Protection Act of 4161May 4161August 4161passed
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