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Beluzia Renewal Party (BRP)[?]
This page contains information about the Beluzia Renewal Party (BRP).
This party is inactive.
Details
Nation[?]: Republic of Beluzia (Beluzia)
Seats[?] in Assembly of deputies[?]: 0
Color[?]:
Description[?]:
The Beluzia Renewal Party believes in a society for all. The paramount aim of the party is to "Enrich & Empower" - to enrich society (especially culturally) to allow citizens to flourish in whatever particular pursuits they choose; and to empower individuals to avail themselves of all opportunities to better themselves and the society in which they live, be it local, regional, national or international. Additionally, but not contradictory to the above, citizens are encouraged (and if necessary obliged by law) to respect the rights of all other citizens and therefore to ensure that none of their individual choices impact upon the well-being, security or cohesion of the society in which they live, be it local, regional, national or international. |
Ministries
This party is not part of the national cabinet.
Political Positions
Ideology | Position | Visibility | Coherency |
Centralization | unitarist-leaning | moderate | perfect |
Civil Rights | moderate permissive | moderate | perfect |
Ecology | convinced skeptic | limited | perfect |
Foreign Relations | moderate internationalist | limited | perfect |
Government Responsibilities | small government-leaning | high | perfect |
Market | regulator-leaning | high | perfect |
Military | extreme militarist | moderate | perfect |
Morality | conservative-leaning | limited | perfect |
Religion | secular-leaning | limited | 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 (+) |
September 4713 | 36,091 | 57,303,739 | 0.06 | +0.06 | 0 | 500 | 0.00 | +0 |
September 4718 | 24,233,091 | 38,310,657 | 63.25 | +63.19 | 316 | 500 | 63.20 | +316 |
January 4723 | 29,048,696 | 57,533,894 | 50.49 | -12.76 | 256 | 500 | 51.20 | -60 |
January 4728 | 26,110,820 | 62,793,457 | 41.58 | -8.91 | 209 | 500 | 41.80 | -47 |
March 4734 | 3,890,852 | 64,431,549 | 6.04 | -35.54 | 30 | 500 | 6.00 | -179 |
February 4739 | 11,554,502 | 62,299,609 | 18.55 | +12.51 | 95 | 500 | 19.00 | +65 |
April 4743 | 5,040,885 | 63,634,082 | 7.92 | -10.62 | 38 | 500 | 7.60 | -57 |
April 4747 | 18,778,373 | 62,046,940 | 30.26 | +22.34 | 154 | 500 | 30.80 | +116 |
December 4750 | 13,245,282 | 62,733,211 | 21.11 | -9.15 | 108 | 500 | 21.60 | -46 |
December 4754 | 4,013,176 | 61,115,779 | 6.57 | -14.55 | 32 | 500 | 6.40 | -76 |
January 4757 | 15,964,102 | 58,331,528 | 27.37 | +20.80 | 139 | 500 | 27.80 | +107 |
January 4761 | 11,797,671 | 59,401,870 | 19.86 | -7.51 | 100 | 500 | 20.00 | -39 |
January 4765 | 13,203,717 | 58,928,316 | 22.41 | +2.55 | 111 | 500 | 22.20 | +11 |
January 4769 | 9,688,411 | 60,360,553 | 16.05 | -6.36 | 102 | 650 | 15.69 | -9 |
December 4769 | 10,533,677 | 59,661,109 | 17.66 | +1.60 | 114 | 650 | 17.54 | +12 |
December 4771 | 11,791,342 | 65,056,884 | 18.12 | +0.47 | 118 | 650 | 18.15 | +4 |
December 4772 | 11,905,080 | 63,758,937 | 18.67 | +0.55 | 120 | 650 | 18.46 | +2 |
December 4776 | 15,258,836 | 63,695,109 | 23.96 | +5.28 | 155 | 650 | 23.85 | +35 |
December 4780 | 11,783,340 | 64,171,674 | 18.36 | -5.59 | 118 | 650 | 18.15 | -37 |
December 4784 | 9,496,598 | 64,219,124 | 14.79 | -3.57 | 96 | 650 | 14.77 | -22 |
December 4788 | 9,670,770 | 55,077,379 | 17.56 | +2.77 | 112 | 650 | 17.23 | +16 |
December 4792 | 7,022,784 | 55,190,274 | 12.72 | -4.83 | 82 | 650 | 12.62 | -30 |
April 4796 | 11,764,063 | 57,441,534 | 20.48 | +7.76 | 134 | 650 | 20.62 | +52 |
April 4800 | 11,325,167 | 53,566,833 | 21.14 | +0.66 | 138 | 650 | 21.23 | +4 |
April 4804 | 9,895,446 | 45,981,381 | 21.52 | +0.38 | 140 | 650 | 21.54 | +2 |
April 4808 | 15,853,445 | 49,619,984 | 31.95 | +10.43 | 208 | 650 | 32.00 | +68 |
April 4812 | 22,133,175 | 60,757,895 | 36.43 | +4.48 | 237 | 650 | 36.46 | +29 |
April 4816 | 18,930,165 | 40,085,915 | 47.22 | +10.80 | 307 | 650 | 47.23 | +70 |
April 4820 | 18,603,562 | 37,862,776 | 49.13 | +1.91 | 319 | 650 | 49.08 | +12 |
April 4824 | 27,635,381 | 60,193,077 | 45.91 | -3.22 | 298 | 650 | 45.85 | -21 |
April 4828 | 20,821,605 | 59,150,883 | 35.20 | -10.71 | 229 | 650 | 35.23 | -69 |
April 4832 | 25,884,203 | 60,765,939 | 42.60 | +7.40 | 276 | 650 | 42.46 | +47 |
April 4836 | 27,323,851 | 64,800,034 | 42.17 | -0.43 | 275 | 650 | 42.31 | -1 |
April 4840 | 27,705,152 | 62,491,641 | 44.33 | +2.17 | 288 | 650 | 44.31 | +13 |
April 4844 | 22,079,283 | 60,098,145 | 36.74 | -7.60 | 239 | 650 | 36.77 | -49 |
April 4848 | 22,438,786 | 61,232,254 | 36.65 | -0.09 | 238 | 650 | 36.62 | -1 |
April 4852 | 23,452,482 | 58,943,691 | 39.79 | +3.14 | 260 | 650 | 40.00 | +22 |
April 4856 | 22,600,516 | 55,866,555 | 40.45 | +0.67 | 260 | 650 | 40.00 | +0 |
April 4860 | 20,994,089 | 48,118,621 | 43.63 | +3.18 | 277 | 650 | 42.62 | +17 |
April 4864 | 27,460,457 | 65,283,021 | 42.06 | -1.57 | 274 | 650 | 42.15 | -3 |
April 4868 | 27,766,478 | 55,761,396 | 49.80 | +7.73 | 323 | 650 | 49.69 | +49 |
April 4872 | 18,453,154 | 37,221,489 | 49.58 | -0.22 | 323 | 650 | 49.69 | +0 |
April 4876 | 32,367,904 | 64,191,259 | 50.42 | +0.85 | 328 | 650 | 50.46 | +5 |
April 4880 | 28,666,188 | 55,644,702 | 51.52 | +1.09 | 335 | 650 | 51.54 | +7 |
April 4884 | 47,654,740 | 57,202,302 | 83.31 | +31.79 | 533 | 650 | 82.00 | +198 |
Relative Graph
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Absolute Graph
This graph shows the percentage of seats the party achieved in each election in the entire legislature.
National Graph
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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 Beluzia Renewal Party (BRP).
Bill | Created | Voting started | Vote | Bill Status | Result |
Efficient Public Transportation Act | November 4783 | November 4783 | yes | passed | won |
Respectable Passport Act 4783 | April 4783 | November 4783 | no | defeated | won |
Racial Integration Marriage Act 4783 | April 4783 | November 4783 | yes | passed | won |
Matrimonial Act 4783 | February 4783 | April 4783 | yes | defeated | lost |
Religion Revitalization Program | November 4782 | December 4784 | no | defeated | won |
Educational Reform Act | October 4782 | August 4783 | yes | passed | won |
Full Surrogacy Act | October 4782 | August 4783 | no | passed | lost |
Salary Cap Act | October 4782 | March 4783 | yes | passed | won |
Mandate Funding Reform Act | September 4782 | March 4783 | yes | passed | won |
Useful Spending Act - Military | December 4781 | December 4781 | no | defeated | won |
Climate Change Act | December 4781 | December 4781 | yes | defeated | lost |
Useful Spending Act - Arts | December 4781 | December 4781 | yes | defeated | lost |
Minimum Wage Act | December 4781 | December 4781 | no | defeated | won |
National Unity (Traffic Light) Coalition Government | November 4781 | November 4781 | yes | passed | won |
National Unity (Traffic Light) Coalition Government | November 4781 | November 4781 | yes | defeated | lost |
Lower Tax for Corporations | May 4781 | November 4781 | no | defeated | won |
Salary Cap Bill 4728 | March 4781 | March 4781 | yes | defeated | lost |
Foreign Trust Act | January 4781 | January 4781 | no | passed | lost |
Sex and Marriage Liberalization Act | January 4781 | January 4781 | no | defeated | won |
Decentralization Act | January 4781 | January 4781 | no | defeated | won |
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