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SLP-Libertarian Alliance[?]

This page contains information about the SLP-Libertarian Alliance.

This party is inactive.

Details

User[?]: phonexia

Nation[?]: Republic of Beluzia (Beluzia)

Seats[?] in Parliament of Beluzia[?]: 0

Color[?]:

 

Description[?]:

The SLP-Libertarian Alliance was founded in 4140 under a big tent center to center-left platform. The two parties joined as a way to bring their common ideals of civil-liberties and the Cooper type local government plan that the two parties shared.

The Libertarians were able to grow across universities, but were never really able to organize into an effective political party. After gaining about 50,000 members, an increasingly center-left SLP leadership reached out to the Libertarian party. They offered an electoral coalition for some major platform changes, specifically to healthcare. Libertarian leadership accepted ion January 8th 4140 as a chance to bring their small movement to the mainstream. A reconvening of the 25th SLP National Convention accepted the agreement 3 days later, making the coalition official.

The Libertarian Party was founded in 4138 by a group of students in Union Bay, Iliathar under the ideas liberty and smaller government. The party believes in civil and economic liberty and believes in local government. Above all, the libertarians believe in the power of individualism and the idea that the individual knows best.

The Social-Liberal Party, established in 3996, is a center-left leaning party established to create and defend civil liberties and social programs. This is the original wing of the SLP-Libertarian Coalition The party's main platform is
1. Establish a decent welfare system that can give all an equal chance
2. Establish an environmental system that combats pollution while keeping and working with the private sector
3. Preserve civil rights of all citizens, including LGBT rights and a women's right to choose.

The party was disbanded in 4082, marking an end to the first era. However, it was reformed at the 4122 National Convention by a unanimous vote of 2,000 delegates. Here, the party showed a few new wings as it had to redefine itself in a new, post 80s revolutionary scene. Those that rallied under the old Wilkins wing made up the mainstream of the party, while some more far left supporters that would have backed Sergant in the 4080 primary called themselves "sergeants", a pun on the name. Meanwhile, a more centrist wing formed calling themselves "O'mallites", after the 50s party figure Jeff O'malley. The old Hammond wing of the party is an insignificant minority, mainly blamed for the original disbanding of the party.
*History*
Party leaders- Randy Bush 3996-4006
Bob McCarthy 4006-4016
Dick Richards 4016-4038
Sydney Bush 4038-4051
Harvey Hammond 4051-4061
William Johnson 4061-4070
Rand Wilkins 4070-4080
Erika Wilkins 4080-4082
Devin David 4122-4130
Claire McFarland- 4130-4130
Karl Cooper- 4130-4140
Micheal May- 4140-4156
Bill Fletcher- 4156-4164
Stephanie Perkins 4164-

4050 primaries *Polls, not delegate counts**this is going to stay here as an archive*
Fmr PM Sara Stanley 18%
Shadow FA Minister Harvey Hammond 27%
Sen Jeff O'malley 5%
Shadow minister of Trade Dustin Fraizer 9%
Fmr. Gov. Bennie Carter 4%
Sen Delbert Pittman 3%
Sen Roland Doyle 3%
Sen Rand Wilkins 12%
Sen Julie Woods 4%
Sen Jerry Johns 6%
Sen Ricardo Duke 4%
Sen Gerard Martin 1%
Sen Jorge Reilly 1%
Sen Omar Tyler 2%
Sen Isaac Nash 1%

Party Leaning
Mainstream (Progressive) 48%
"Sergeants" (Far Left) 22%
"O'mallites" (center-left) 11%
Environmentalists- 8%
Federalists- 5%
"Hammondist"- 2%
Not Identified- 4%

SLP Party Chairs
Jim Johnson 3996-4013
Dick Richards 4013-4016
Bob McCarthy 4016-4041
Lindsey Turing 4041-4080
Mark Warren 4080-4082
Billy Blanchard 4122-4134
Jay Duncan 4134-4140
Gina Jarvis 4140-4156
Katherine Bernard 4156-

Libertarian Party Chair
Stephanie Byers 4138-4156
Dean Cohen 4156-

Chair of the Alliance
Jay Duncan 4140-4156
Sheri Hood- 4156-

SLP Party Organizations
Social Liberal Party National Committee
Social Liberal National Assembly Campaign Committee (Fmr. Social Liberal Senate Campaign Committee)
Young Social Liberals
Social Liberal Party Grassroots Fundraising and Outreach Organization
Social Liberal National Assembly Caucus

Libertarian Party Organizations
Libertarian National Comittee
Children of Liberty
Libertarian National Assembly Campaign Committee
Libertarian Media and Public Outreach Committee
Libertarian Caucus

Alliance Combined Organizations
Social Liberal Party-Libertarian Alliance National Committee
Alliance Joint Campaign Committee
Progressive-Libertarian Youth Alliance

Ministries

This party is not part of the national cabinet.

Political Positions

IdeologyPositionVisibilityCoherency
Centralizationmoderate federalistexcellentperfect
Civil Rightsmoderate permissiveexcellentperfect
Ecologyskeptic-leaninghighperfect
Foreign Relationsmoderate internationalistlimitedperfect
Government Responsibilitiesbig government-leaningexcellentperfect
Marketregulator-leaningexcellentperfect
Militarymoderate pacifisthighperfect
Moralitymoderate progressivehighperfect
Religionsecular-leaningmoderateperfect

Affiliations

This party is a member of the following organizations:

Election Results

History Table

MonthVotesTotal VotesVotes (%)Votes (%) (+)SeatsTotal SeatsSeats (%)Seats (+)
March 39979,979,31063,305,45815.76+15.7611975015.87+119
March 399910,139,87664,580,56315.70-0.0611975015.87+0
March 40019,522,79964,543,45414.75-0.9511175014.80-8
June 400211,313,70861,645,51018.35+3.6013875018.40+27
September 400213,020,07666,791,19719.49+1.1414575019.33+7
April 40045,946,04466,174,7728.99-10.51677508.93-78
April 40087,718,95161,659,81112.52+3.539275012.27+25
September 400811,362,91258,260,38519.50+6.9914275018.93+50
September 401110,909,26264,329,86216.96-2.5512775016.93-15
July 40137,690,63657,380,87413.40-3.5610075013.33-27
July 40156,785,14660,253,31211.26-2.148375011.07-17
July 40169,804,19358,520,18416.75+5.4912775016.93+44
July 40207,279,62160,540,90612.02-4.738975011.87-38
September 40237,810,38765,146,73411.99-0.048975011.87+0
July 402512,324,05866,016,49318.67+6.6814075018.67+51
March 402915,617,88148,323,09332.32+13.6524075032.00+100
March 403412,951,00143,737,02129.61-2.7122275029.60-18
March 403912,519,74554,949,43422.78-6.8317175022.80-51
September 404218,470,03461,460,92430.05+7.2722375029.73+52
December 404515,494,90559,026,30926.25-3.8019175025.47-32
July 40479,170,23262,216,12114.74-11.5111175014.80-80
July 40517,476,85863,034,51011.86-2.888875011.73-23
July 40556,387,83960,722,22610.52-1.347775010.27-11
January 40575,110,43561,188,9748.35-2.17617508.13-16
August 40576,070,76764,994,2909.34+0.99697509.20+8
June 406010,064,31065,101,90615.46+6.1211575015.33+46
June 40643,696,22865,629,0945.63-9.83417505.47-74
January 40672,904,56063,487,2674.58-1.06347504.53-7
December 40706,158,14462,073,9279.92+5.35737509.73+39
December 40748,929,43963,388,05714.09+4.1710575014.00+32
May 40759,620,32362,756,84715.33+1.2411475015.20+9
October 40788,181,40461,725,11113.25-2.0710175013.47-13
October 40826,730,75761,272,59410.98-2.278075010.67-21
May 41256,100,38559,543,54010.25-0.746060010.00-20
July 412711,321,43255,323,71120.46+10.2212560020.83+65
July 41308,523,66365,441,58313.02-7.447760012.83-48
January 41325,757,08060,642,8129.49-3.53576009.50-20
January 41355,292,94256,020,3389.45-0.05596009.83+2
November 41385,191,29153,621,4279.68+0.23576009.50-2
November 414112,603,90163,792,42019.76+10.0812060020.00+63
November 414414,679,88153,960,67227.20+7.4516360027.17+43
April 414715,737,91066,517,39823.66-3.5414260023.67-21
April 41509,814,12066,195,80914.83-8.838960014.83-53
April 41537,862,90254,610,75414.40-0.438660014.33-3
April 41568,356,33157,605,38214.51+0.118660014.33+0
April 41594,532,40054,382,9578.33-6.17637508.40-23
August 41595,268,98554,143,8229.73+1.407575010.00+12
August 41639,076,58159,715,78315.20+5.4711975015.87+44
March 416510,943,69660,306,42618.15+2.9514175018.80+22
March 416915,360,72565,574,69623.42+5.2817775023.60+36
November 41718,675,26458,379,12114.86-8.5611275014.93-65
November 41756,047,00764,718,2499.34-5.52707509.33-42

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Legislation

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Legislative Agenda

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Voting Record

This is the voting[?] record of the SLP-Libertarian Alliance.

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BillCreatedVoting startedVoteBill StatusResult
Vaccination ActMay 5199May 5199defeated
Pharmaceutical Advertising ActMay 5199May 5199passed
Tax Reduction Act of March 5199March 5199March 5199defeated
RP: Carter Crystal wins Special Election in a landslide!!December 5198December 5198passed
Scientific Whaling and Further Ecology BillDecember 5198December 5198defeated
Euthanasia, Abortion and Mentaly ill - Case INovember 5198November 5198defeated
Welfare system Act INovember 5198November 5198defeated
Cabinet Proposal of August 5198August 5198August 5198passed
Traditionalist Are Devastated by the results of the new election.August 5198August 5198passed
Cabinet Proposal of August 5198August 5198August 5198defeated
RP: Whigs Scramble to Rebuild Following Elections as 200th Birthday Takes PlaceAugust 5198August 5198passed
Cabinet Proposal of June 5198June 5198June 5198defeated
Cabinet Proposal of June 5198June 5198June 5198defeated
Shorter Term length.March 5198June 5198defeated
Ecology BillJanuary 5198June 5198passed
Call for early elections, January 5198January 5198January 5198passed
NBC Weapons Act INovember 5197November 5198defeated
Regulation about private carsMay 5197May 5197defeated
Departure from the church Act IMay 5197May 5197defeated
Cabinet Proposal of January 5197January 5197July 5197defeated

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