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Union of Green Market-Socialists[?]
This page contains information about the Union of Green Market-Socialists.
This party is inactive.
Details
User[?]: Compass725
Nation[?]: Poblacht na Choiarlabhan (Kirlawa)
Seats[?] in Dáil Choiarlabhan[?]: 0
Color[?]:
Description[?]:
The party aim to unite the factions in the country consisting of the greens, capitalists, socialists, and obscure movie aficionados united to greenify Kirlawa and secure rights of the working class within the nation. We oppose environmental denialism and the pure lassez-faire economic system. |
Ministries
This party is not part of the national cabinet.
Political Positions
Ideology | Position | Visibility | Coherency |
Centralization | moderate unitarist | excellent | perfect |
Civil Rights | moderate permissive | excellent | perfect |
Ecology | moderate skeptic | excellent | perfect |
Foreign Relations | isolationist-leaning | excellent | perfect |
Government Responsibilities | small government-leaning | excellent | perfect |
Market | regulator-leaning | excellent | perfect |
Military | pacifist-leaning | excellent | perfect |
Morality | moderate progressive | excellent | perfect |
Religion | moderate secular | excellent | perfect |
Affiliations
This party is a member of the following organizations:
- International Greens
- Environmental Protection Organization
- International Anti-bullying Movement
- Liberal Environmentalists
- International Science, Education and Culture Organization
- The Society for Intellectual and Cultural Advancement (SICA)
- The Left Coalition
Election Results
History Table
Month | Votes | Total Votes | Votes (%) | Votes (%) (+) | Seats | Total Seats | Seats (%) | Seats (+) |
September 4092 | 50,573 | 66,175,193 | 0.08 | +0.08 | 0 | 717 | 0.00 | +0 |
January 4095 | 1,210,178 | 67,662,254 | 1.79 | +1.71 | 12 | 717 | 1.67 | +12 |
July 4098 | 4,337,750 | 66,235,436 | 6.55 | +4.76 | 45 | 717 | 6.28 | +33 |
January 4102 | 7,856,570 | 64,596,279 | 12.16 | +5.61 | 89 | 717 | 12.41 | +44 |
July 4105 | 7,274,715 | 66,394,449 | 10.96 | -1.21 | 79 | 717 | 11.02 | -10 |
January 4109 | 4,449,013 | 63,525,655 | 7.00 | -3.95 | 48 | 717 | 6.69 | -31 |
July 4112 | 7,944,424 | 63,010,918 | 12.61 | +5.60 | 90 | 717 | 12.55 | +42 |
January 4116 | 3,936,640 | 64,484,969 | 6.10 | -6.50 | 42 | 717 | 5.86 | -48 |
July 4119 | 4,074,256 | 64,370,932 | 6.33 | +0.22 | 43 | 717 | 6.00 | +1 |
January 4123 | 4,992,332 | 62,171,329 | 8.03 | +1.70 | 55 | 717 | 7.67 | +12 |
July 4126 | 8,231,119 | 65,308,536 | 12.60 | +4.57 | 90 | 717 | 12.55 | +35 |
January 4130 | 7,655,256 | 64,115,930 | 11.94 | -0.66 | 85 | 717 | 11.85 | -5 |
July 4133 | 8,146,462 | 64,378,803 | 12.65 | +0.71 | 91 | 717 | 12.69 | +6 |
January 4137 | 8,837,869 | 64,105,885 | 13.79 | +1.13 | 98 | 717 | 13.67 | +7 |
July 4140 | 8,850,024 | 64,345,098 | 13.75 | -0.03 | 98 | 717 | 13.67 | +0 |
January 4144 | 10,087,670 | 64,754,067 | 15.58 | +1.82 | 112 | 717 | 15.62 | +14 |
July 4147 | 10,915,005 | 64,792,976 | 16.85 | +1.27 | 120 | 717 | 16.74 | +8 |
January 4151 | 7,822,859 | 64,563,855 | 12.12 | -4.73 | 86 | 717 | 11.99 | -34 |
July 4154 | 8,242,233 | 64,825,179 | 12.71 | +0.60 | 91 | 717 | 12.69 | +5 |
January 4158 | 11,757,019 | 64,711,783 | 18.17 | +5.45 | 131 | 717 | 18.27 | +40 |
July 4161 | 10,603,350 | 66,075,519 | 16.05 | -2.12 | 115 | 717 | 16.04 | -16 |
January 4165 | 8,185,445 | 66,431,224 | 12.32 | -3.73 | 87 | 717 | 12.13 | -28 |
July 4168 | 7,670,543 | 67,560,980 | 11.35 | -0.97 | 82 | 717 | 11.44 | -5 |
January 4172 | 6,437,427 | 65,817,839 | 9.78 | -1.57 | 70 | 717 | 9.76 | -12 |
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Absolute Graph
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Legislation
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Legislative Agenda
This party has to vote on the following bills:
Voting Record
This is the voting[?] record of the Union of Green Market-Socialists.
Bill | Created | Voting started | Vote | Bill Status | Result |
No First Use Act of 2572 | January 2572 | April 2572 | defeated | ||
Eminent Domain Abolition Act of 2572 | January 2572 | April 2572 | passed | ||
Refugee Reform Act of 2572 | January 2572 | April 2572 | passed | ||
Border Security Act of 2572 | January 2572 | April 2572 | passed | ||
Local Ownership Act of 2572 | January 2572 | April 2572 | passed | ||
Election Agenda 2574: Environment | October 2571 | November 2572 | passed | ||
Election Agenda 2574: Economy | October 2571 | November 2572 | passed | ||
Election Agenda 2574: Welfare | October 2571 | November 2572 | passed | ||
Coalition of Continuation | February 2571 | May 2571 | defeated | ||
Ratification of the Artanian Economic Area | August 2570 | March 2575 | defeated | ||
Useless Treaties | August 2570 | August 2571 | defeated | ||
Civil Liberties | August 2570 | August 2571 | defeated | ||
Biological and Chemical Weaponry Reform | August 2569 | August 2569 | passed | ||
I.R.P. Educational Reforms | August 2569 | August 2569 | defeated | ||
Freedom in the Markets Act | August 2569 | August 2569 | defeated | ||
Introduction of GCP Agenda I | June 2569 | June 2569 | defeated | ||
I.R.P. Federalist Agenda in Public Transport | April 2569 | April 2569 | defeated | ||
Recreational Drug Policy Reform Act of 2569 | April 2569 | April 2569 | defeated | ||
I.R.P. Legislative Agenda of 2569 | February 2569 | February 2569 | defeated | ||
Kirlawa Union Reform Initiative of 2569 | January 2569 | February 2569 | passed |
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