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National Movement^[?]

This page contains information about the National Movement.

This party is inactive.

Details

User^[?]: End

Nation^[?]: Holy Luthorian Empire (Luthori)

Seats^[?] in Imperial Diet (lower house), Imperial Senate (upper house)^[?]: 0

Color^[?]:

Description^[?]:

The National Movement is a far-right political party created by Count William of Hurrington, former White Rose MP. The party criticizes the Right Coalition, calling it "weak and corrupt" and advocates for radical changes in order to accomplish a "National Renewal". The main policies of the party are: -The citizenship of this country will be reserved to White Hosians only. -Racial segregation is to be implemented everywhere in the country. -Companies and capitalists should pay their fair share of taxes. Social security is to be improved. -Toughen the laws on justice and crime. -Kill political correctness and so-called human rights. -Ban leftist propaganda in the country -Restore morale and ethics. -Protect the environment -Separate the church from the state To accomplish all this, Count William of Hurrington should be appointed Imperator for life with expanded powers. Our political program: 1. Protecting the White race -Citizenship is granted based on race/religion/gender. -There are quotas based on nationality to determine how many foreigners may reside permanently in this nation. -No refugees are allowed to enter the country -Multiple citizenship is not allowed, and considered a criminal offense. -Public educational institutions cannot be segregated, private institutions can choose to apply a policy of segregation. 2. Restoring law and order -The government actively searches houses for illegal aliens and expels them from the country. -It is at the discretion of the police officer to torture suspects for information. -The police cannot search a person or their property without their consent unless the police have obtained a warrant from a court or have reasonable grounds to suspect that a crime was committed. -Judicial corporal punishment (eg. caning or flogging) is legal. 3. Education -The Government requires all secondary school students to receive a political education that is biased towards the government (we need to teach how dangerous the left is) -Children are made to sing the national anthem at the commencement of school each day. -Schools should not educate students in sexual matters -Teachers may use corporal punishment at their discretion. 4. Medias -Nudity on television is banned. -International media content is heavily censored for political purposes. 5. Culture -The government subsidises artistic institutions and some artists on a case by case basis. 6. Ecology 7 Economy -Tax percentage of the profit made by corporations : increase from 5 to 8 % -The legality of gambling is a matter of local governments. -Monopolies are only forbidden in specific sectors of the economy. -The government discriminates against minorities in its hiring. -A fiscally beneficial system encourages companies to share profits with employees. -Remove the 60 % tax bracket to replace it with a 55 % tax bracket. 8 - Morality -Heterosexual relationships only are legal for consenting adults. -Interracial sex is completely illegal. -Individuals are not allowed to change their legal gender identity. -Divorces are only legal with grounded cause (such as adultery, or violence). -Government owned amenities are not segregated, private organisations are free to choose. -Only heterosexual couples may adopt children. 9. Infrastructure and welfare -The state guarantees child benefit to both low-income families and large families. -The State owns and operates a national TOC, alongside private TOCs -Public transport is partially subsidised with the remainder "user-pays".

Ministries

This party is not part of the national cabinet.

Political Positions

Ideology	Position	Visibility	Coherency
Centralization	moderate unitarist	excellent	perfect
Civil Rights	convinced restrictive	excellent	perfect
Ecology	moderate environmentalist	excellent	perfect
Foreign Relations	isolationist-leaning	excellent	perfect
Government Responsibilities	moderate big government	excellent	perfect
Market	moderate regulator	excellent	perfect
Military	extreme militarist	moderate	perfect
Morality	convinced conservative	excellent	perfect
Religion	secular-leaning	excellent	perfect

Affiliations

This party is a member of the following organizations:

Election Results

History Table

Month	Votes	Total Votes	Votes (%)	Votes (%) (+)	Seats	Total Seats	Seats (%)	Seats (+)
May 4803	34,757	67,101,636	0.05	+0.05	0	350	0.00	+0
July 4803	34,342	66,717,946	0.05	-0.00	0	350	0.00	+0
January 4805	2,154,740	65,060,104	3.31	+3.26	5	150	3.33	+5
January 4810	13,330,358	65,672,345	20.30	+16.99	31	150	20.67	+26
December 4811	11,690,058	65,345,485	17.89	-2.41	28	150	18.67	-3
June 4813	13,469,758	65,141,168	20.68	+2.79	32	150	21.33	+4
June 4815	12,751,862	65,056,611	19.60	-1.08	31	150	20.67	-1
June 4820	15,268,732	66,802,863	22.86	+3.26	35	150	23.33	+4
May 4823	9,369,094	66,424,105	14.10	-8.75	22	150	14.67	-13
May 4828	8,905,512	64,896,491	13.72	-0.38	20	150	13.33	-2
July 4828	6,806,271	64,851,308	10.50	-3.23	14	150	9.33	-6
April 4833	11,657,874	66,110,491	17.63	+7.14	28	150	18.67	+14
June 4833	14,328,214	65,822,353	21.77	+4.13	34	150	22.67	+6
June 4837	16,791,957	64,305,085	26.11	+4.34	42	150	28.00	+8
November 4837	19,337,326	63,163,555	30.61	+4.50	48	150	32.00	+6
November 4842	16,160,827	63,510,767	25.45	-5.17	38	150	25.33	-10
November 4847	11,791,483	65,949,684	17.88	-7.57	29	150	19.33	-9
June 4848	10,119,128	65,884,069	15.36	-2.52	23	150	15.33	-6
May 4851	12,017,325	62,102,455	19.35	+3.99	30	150	20.00	+7
June 4855	7,518,386	60,319,126	12.46	-6.89	18	150	12.00	-12
August 4858	6,737,734	61,003,785	11.04	-1.42	17	150	11.33	-1
December 4859	6,795,563	64,545,093	10.53	-0.52	15	150	10.00	-2
May 4861	6,879,057	64,756,570	10.62	+0.09	16	150	10.67	+1
September 4863	7,506,427	66,174,173	11.34	+0.72	16	150	10.67	+0
November 4864	6,534,484	66,240,288	9.86	-1.48	14	150	9.33	-2
November 4869	8,071,617	64,118,526	12.59	+2.72	18	150	12.00	+4
December 4873	12,542,150	67,094,046	18.69	+6.10	28	150	18.67	+10
June 4876	10,799,191	64,427,386	16.76	-1.93	26	150	17.33	-2
April 4878	7,852,573	63,448,271	12.38	-4.39	17	150	11.33	-9
November 4879	14,257,070	60,713,911	23.48	+11.11	34	150	22.67	+17
April 4880	17,173,495	64,177,625	26.76	+3.28	40	150	26.67	+6
April 4885	11,325,910	62,055,719	18.25	-8.51	26	150	17.33	-14
April 4890	12,267,870	67,089,558	18.29	+0.03	27	150	18.00	+1
July 4893	10,808,925	63,969,488	16.90	-1.39	24	150	16.00	-3
February 4895	11,631,060	63,923,783	18.20	+1.30	28	150	18.67	+4
September 4896	12,098,032	65,753,010	18.40	+0.20	27	150	18.00	-1
July 4901	13,546,282	63,813,286	21.23	+2.83	32	150	21.33	+5
January 4905	14,990,469	63,199,172	23.72	+2.49	35	150	23.33	+3
January 4910	12,879,685	64,485,658	19.97	-3.75	29	150	19.33	-6
April 4914	6,425,316	65,769,196	9.77	-10.20	14	150	9.33	-15
October 4914	9,046,559	64,903,671	13.94	+4.17	20	150	13.33	+6
May 4917	8,872,219	64,677,407	13.72	-0.22	20	150	13.33	+0
October 4919	6,409,608	64,999,886	9.86	-3.86	14	150	9.33	-6
October 4923	9,950,524	63,411,422	15.69	+5.83	24	150	16.00	+10
October 4927	10,138,966	63,814,383	15.89	+0.20	25	150	16.67	+1
October 4931	9,344,480	64,351,500	14.52	-1.37	21	150	14.00	-4
October 4932	8,024,984	62,208,649	12.90	-1.62	18	150	12.00	-3
July 4934	8,014,295	62,986,959	12.72	-0.18	19	150	12.67	+1
November 4935	10,535,134	66,025,689	15.96	+3.23	25	150	16.67	+6
November 4939	7,892,164	62,609,935	12.61	-3.35	19	150	12.67	-6
November 4943	6,635,130	58,534,174	11.34	-1.27	17	150	11.33	-2
November 4944	7,058,986	58,302,242	12.11	+0.77	18	150	12.00	+1
January 4946	7,483,905	63,013,028	11.88	-0.23	18	150	12.00	+0
January 4950	6,428,696	61,385,879	10.47	-1.40	15	150	10.00	-3
October 4951	10,090,861	55,245,226	18.27	+7.79	28	150	18.67	+13
January 4953	12,005,848	53,676,484	22.37	+4.10	35	150	23.33	+7
September 4955	8,617,611	55,400,944	15.55	-6.81	23	150	15.33	-12
September 4956	11,876,084	51,092,233	23.24	+7.69	34	150	22.67	+11
May 4959	14,750,479	58,081,569	25.40	+2.15	38	150	25.33	+4
May 4964	13,310,191	53,520,007	24.87	-0.53	37	150	24.67	-1
May 4969	11,966,565	49,521,023	24.16	-0.70	35	150	23.33	-2
May 4974	8,956,560	53,025,186	16.89	-7.27	25	150	16.67	-10
November 4978	5,829,764	52,059,597	11.20	-5.69	34	300	11.33	+9

Relative Graph

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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 National Movement.

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Bill	Created	Voting started	Vote	Bill Status	Result
RP: Sanctions against New Englia	October 4342	October 4342		passed
National Responsibilities Act 4342	September 4342	September 4342		defeated
Livestock Farming Regulations Reform Act 4342	September 4342	September 4342		defeated
Public Library Abolition Act 4342	September 4342	September 4342		defeated
Art Subsidization Abolition Act 4342	September 4342	September 4342		passed
Budget proposal of September 4342	September 4342	September 4342		defeated
Video Game Deregulation Act 4342	September 4342	September 4342		passed
Media Liberalization Act 4342	September 4342	September 4342		defeated
Child Employment Act 4342	September 4342	September 4342		defeated
Higher Education Reform Act 4342	September 4342	September 4342		defeated
Media Privatization Act 4342	September 4342	September 4342		defeated
Gender Reassignment Liberalizaion Act 4342	September 4342	September 4342		defeated
Security Council Nominations Act 4342	June 4342	June 4342		passed
Banning of Chemical and Biological Weapons	May 4342	September 4342		defeated
RP: Principles of the White Rose	May 4342	June 4342		defeated
RP: Creation of Nuclear Weapons	December 4341	December 4341		passed
RP: Luthori Department Spending	October 4341	January 4398		passed
Early Election Ban Extension (4345)	October 4341	October 4341		passed
Cabinet Proposal of June 4340	June 4340	February 4341		defeated
Great Reform Act 4340	June 4340	February 4341		passed

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