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Pro Lodamunese Unitarian Party[?]

This page contains information about the Pro Lodamunese Unitarian Party.

This party is inactive.

Details

User[?]: HtcForever

Nation[?]: Commonwealth of Lodamun (Lodamun)

Seats[?] in National Congress[?]: 0

Color[?]:

 

Description[?]:

PLUP Founded: October 3924
Founders: George Lodamun, Robert Lodamun

CURRENT LEADERSHIP:
PLUP President: Leon Burret

Chief Representative: Leon Burret
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POLITICAL LEANINGS:
Centralization: unitarist
Civil Rights: restrictive (Non-Dominate)
Ecology: Moderate (Non-Dominate)
Foreign Relations: isolationist (moderation)
Government Responsibilities: big government
Market: regulator
Military: militarist (Dominate)
Morality: Moderate
Religion: Moderate
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POLITICAL COMPASS: (UPDATED March 4692)
Economic Left/Right: -5.38 *
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: 0.1*

Economic: Leftist
Social: Centrist
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RETIRED PRESIDENTS/PM'S:
President George Lodamun October 3924 - April 3944
President Stephen Lodamun April 3944 - June 3975
President James Lodamun June 3975 - September 4003
President Edward Lodamun September 4003 - July 4019

Prime Minister Robert Lodamun October 3924 - September 3964
Prime Minister Walter Lodamun September 3964 - June 3996
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
KEY (*) Represents average partywide acceptable policies, will vary from candidate to candidate.

PLUP was the founding member, as a party, of the Democratic Socialist State of Lodamun
http://classic.particracy.net/viewbill.php?billid=635672

Ministries

This party is not part of the national cabinet.

Political Positions

IdeologyPositionVisibilityCoherency
Centralizationunitarist-leaninghighperfect
Civil Rightsrestrictive-leaninghighperfect
Ecologyskeptic-leaningclose to noneperfect
Foreign Relationsmoderate isolationistclose to noneperfect
Government Responsibilitiesconvinced big governmentexcellentperfect
Marketconvinced regulatorhighperfect
Militarymoderate militaristexcellentperfect
Moralityconservative-leaninglimitedperfect
Religionsecular-leaningmoderateperfect

Affiliations

This party is a member of the following organizations:

Election Results

History Table

MonthVotesTotal VotesVotes (%)Votes (%) (+)SeatsTotal SeatsSeats (%)Seats (+)
October 392438,54460,863,5390.06+0.0605990.00+0
November 3926319,72258,986,1790.54+0.4825990.33+2
May 39301,903,54060,208,9963.16+2.62185993.01+16
May 39349,639,25165,264,46814.77+11.618659914.36+68
March 393511,162,39363,418,96817.60+2.8310459917.36+18
March 39394,891,92062,238,8617.86-9.74465997.68-58
March 39433,900,98162,081,6356.28-1.58365996.01-10
March 39474,635,00164,190,0827.22+0.94445997.35+8
March 39518,460,53963,247,05713.38+6.168059913.36+36
March 39557,515,96363,771,24411.79-1.597059911.69-10
March 39597,169,88663,164,09911.35-0.436659911.02-4
March 39635,897,99363,171,6489.34-2.01535998.85-13
March 39676,966,91962,311,20111.18+1.846559910.85+12
January 39717,735,90059,204,21613.07+1.897659912.69+11
January 39758,214,51456,399,80214.56+1.508659914.36+10
January 39797,783,81256,800,64913.70-0.868059913.36-6
January 39839,921,36558,751,53816.89+3.1810259917.03+22
October 398313,727,28753,852,23225.49+8.6014959924.87+47
October 398712,788,82552,048,29924.57-0.9214459924.04-5
October 399113,649,05351,826,12226.34+1.7715259925.38+8
October 399517,025,03161,134,91427.85+1.5116559927.55+13
October 39997,563,99457,543,61713.14-14.707659912.69-89
October 40037,526,34555,098,10713.66+0.527959913.19+3
March 40078,336,19064,707,55612.88-0.787659912.69-3
March 40116,767,64556,511,51711.98-0.917059911.69-6
March 40157,192,88656,543,06712.72+0.757459912.35+4
March 40198,356,19263,892,73313.08+0.367859913.02+4
March 40235,468,47355,488,4529.86-3.22595999.85-19
March 40274,323,93159,676,8577.25-2.61445997.35-15
March 40314,317,79352,861,8638.17+0.92485998.01+4
March 40354,467,63156,110,4877.96-0.21485998.01+0
March 40391,364,38455,165,5252.47-5.49175992.84-31
March 40433,675,20862,720,7605.86+3.39355995.84+18
June 404410,174,11260,751,41916.75+10.8910359917.20+68
June 40484,853,58442,202,68011.50-5.258259913.69-21
June 40521,457,03311,847,35612.30+0.807459912.35-8
June 405612,473,18856,129,95222.22+9.9213259922.04+58
June 406013,578,63134,616,93139.23+17.0022259937.06+90
June 406419,384,43237,575,10751.59+12.3631859953.09+96
June 40686,237,05012,171,01951.25-0.3430859951.42-10
May 43084,753,97137,497,59912.68-38.576359910.52-245
May 43128,955,72555,296,52816.20+3.529459915.69+31
May 43166,279,73650,404,46812.46-3.747459912.35-20
May 43207,792,17249,463,89315.75+3.299559915.86+21
September 43206,213,83037,837,19016.42+0.6710059916.69+5
September 43245,021,14233,460,85115.01-1.429259915.36-8
October 43265,520,97234,298,76116.10+1.0910059916.69+8
January 43286,938,58234,265,09520.25+4.1513159921.87+31
March 432910,304,65253,743,18519.17-1.0811559919.20-16
March 43338,769,42859,572,85514.72-4.458959914.86-26
March 43377,254,11965,706,86711.04-3.686659911.02-23
March 43415,274,78359,479,1638.87-2.17525998.68-14
February 43447,840,23256,771,60813.81+4.948359913.86+31
May 43479,929,25757,800,25917.18+3.3710259917.03+19
September 43487,919,31046,141,97117.16-0.0210959918.20+7
September 43526,037,02248,759,16512.38-4.788559914.19-24
September 43562,808,55351,837,7545.42-6.96345995.68-51
November 4695387,67655,766,2710.70-4.7257450.67-29
November 46988,657,45854,762,29515.81+15.1111474515.30+109
February 47005,873,13452,431,19811.20-4.618174510.87-33
December 470114,019,31054,177,39625.88+14.6818774525.10+106
December 470416,360,80541,480,15539.44+13.5729774539.87+110
April 47066,763,99137,879,13417.86-21.5913874518.52-159
April 47094,356,16731,806,25013.70-4.1610474513.96-34
May 47103,271,00011,942,52127.39+13.6920774527.79+103
April 47114,000,30411,969,14333.42+6.0325074533.56+43
April 47143,892,63512,495,69031.15-2.2723274531.14-18
August 47164,741,72312,034,31639.40+8.2529574539.60+63
August 47194,117,05011,623,32935.42-3.9826574535.57-30
May 47226,974,25059,225,80511.78-23.648874511.81-177
May 47259,690,96863,027,00115.38+3.6011574515.44+27
May 472810,458,85565,918,49915.87+0.4911874515.84+3
May 473116,329,35560,579,76426.96+11.0920374527.25+85
May 47347,844,03562,566,75312.54-14.427659912.69-127
May 473710,966,49265,771,56916.67+4.1410259917.03+26
August 47385,221,38861,725,8988.46-8.21505998.35-52
August 47417,547,64965,039,30011.60+3.156859911.35+18
August 47449,821,74861,656,48515.93+4.339659916.03+28
August 47477,525,16562,283,02512.08-3.857159911.85-25
March 483248,267,37650,799,74295.02+82.9328329994.65+212
March 483635,264,54444,721,87478.85-16.1623729979.26-46
March 484049,832,52350,853,03997.99+19.1429229997.66+55
March 484447,707,09860,834,07278.42-19.5723629978.93-56
July 484557,736,48862,020,04893.09+14.6727829992.98+42
July 484947,222,42247,999,74298.38+5.2929229997.66+14
March 485311,522,38711,522,387100.00+1.62299299100.00+7
February 485411,960,48711,960,487100.00+0.00299299100.00+0
February 485837,246,18146,793,23179.60-20.4023629978.93-63

Relative Graph

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Election History

Absolute Graph

This graph shows the percentage of seats the party achieved in each election in the entire legislature.

Election History

National Graph

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Election History

Legislation

You can view the party's proposed bills here.

Legislative Agenda

This party has to vote on the following bills:

Voting Record

This is the voting[?] record of the Pro Lodamunese Unitarian Party.

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BillCreatedVoting startedVoteBill StatusResult
World Congress Nominations - 5011December 5010December 5010passed
Agriculture and Rural Society Reform - 5011December 5010December 5010passed
Call for early elections, August 5010August 5010August 5010defeated
Campaign Finance Reform - 5010December 5009December 5009passed
Retirement Age - 5010December 5009December 5009passed
Presidential Spoils System - 5010December 5009December 5009passed
Luxury Tax - 5010August 5009August 5009passed
Income tax proposal of August 5009August 5009August 5009passed
Budget proposal of August 5009August 5009August 5009passed
Education Reforms Act - 5010August 5009August 5009passed
Health Reform Act - 5010August 5009August 5009passed
Economic Reforms Act - 5010August 5009August 5009passed
Peculiar Institution - 5009June 5007May 5008passed
Capital City - 5008June 5007June 5007passed
Moral Lodamun - 5008June 5007June 5007passed
Free Speech Act - 5008June 5007June 5007passed
Dirk Smith Code - 5008June 5007June 5007passed
United States Military Reformation - 5008June 5007June 5007passed
Income tax proposal of February 5006February 5006February 5006passed
Budget proposal of February 5006February 5006February 5006passed
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