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Conservative Party[?]
This page contains information about the Conservative Party.
This party is inactive.
Details
Nation[?]: Rìoghachd na Rutha (Rutania)
Seats[?] in Pàrlamaid (Parliament)[?]: 0
Color[?]:
Description[?]:
Founded in 4138 |
Ministries
This party is not part of the national cabinet.
Political Positions
Ideology | Position | Visibility | Coherency |
Centralization | moderate unitarist | excellent | perfect |
Civil Rights | moderate restrictive | excellent | perfect |
Ecology | convinced skeptic | high | perfect |
Foreign Relations | moderate internationalist | excellent | perfect |
Government Responsibilities | moderate small government | excellent | perfect |
Market | moderate laissez-faire | excellent | perfect |
Military | moderate militarist | high | perfect |
Morality | moderate 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 (+) |
December 4141 | 21,364,479 | 61,505,623 | 34.74 | +34.74 | 107 | 300 | 35.67 | +107 |
December 4145 | 20,125,352 | 60,010,103 | 33.54 | -1.20 | 104 | 300 | 34.67 | -3 |
December 4149 | 17,787,480 | 64,533,231 | 27.56 | -5.97 | 87 | 300 | 29.00 | -17 |
December 4153 | 11,863,648 | 60,329,607 | 19.66 | -7.90 | 60 | 300 | 20.00 | -27 |
December 4157 | 12,917,261 | 60,711,091 | 21.28 | +1.61 | 66 | 300 | 22.00 | +6 |
December 4158 | 13,254,601 | 59,843,945 | 22.15 | +0.87 | 69 | 300 | 23.00 | +3 |
May 4160 | 12,908,009 | 62,377,225 | 20.69 | -1.46 | 62 | 300 | 20.67 | -7 |
July 4160 | 13,400,974 | 60,874,567 | 22.01 | +1.32 | 65 | 300 | 21.67 | +3 |
August 4162 | 17,034,437 | 65,154,520 | 26.14 | +4.13 | 105 | 400 | 26.25 | +40 |
August 4166 | 15,731,275 | 59,356,093 | 26.50 | +0.36 | 104 | 400 | 26.00 | -1 |
August 4170 | 19,725,859 | 66,781,425 | 29.54 | +3.03 | 119 | 400 | 29.75 | +15 |
January 4172 | 13,836,795 | 62,380,043 | 22.18 | -7.36 | 89 | 400 | 22.25 | -30 |
January 4176 | 17,662,232 | 63,898,289 | 27.64 | +5.46 | 111 | 400 | 27.75 | +22 |
January 4180 | 20,878,354 | 62,305,100 | 33.51 | +5.87 | 87 | 250 | 34.80 | -24 |
August 4181 | 21,421,458 | 63,094,537 | 33.95 | +0.44 | 88 | 250 | 35.20 | +1 |
August 4185 | 15,439,450 | 62,694,102 | 24.63 | -9.32 | 64 | 250 | 25.60 | -24 |
August 4188 | 9,590,616 | 57,111,863 | 16.79 | -7.83 | 41 | 250 | 16.40 | -23 |
November 4190 | 7,663,025 | 52,071,008 | 14.72 | -2.08 | 71 | 500 | 14.20 | +30 |
November 4193 | 8,719,206 | 54,599,152 | 15.97 | +1.25 | 78 | 503 | 15.51 | +7 |
December 4197 | 11,918,071 | 64,021,118 | 18.62 | +2.65 | 94 | 503 | 18.69 | +16 |
December 4202 | 10,517,851 | 58,656,655 | 17.93 | -0.68 | 89 | 503 | 17.69 | -5 |
January 4206 | 9,108,049 | 59,939,467 | 15.20 | -2.74 | 108 | 724 | 14.92 | +19 |
January 4211 | 9,367,855 | 56,927,195 | 16.46 | +1.26 | 119 | 724 | 16.44 | +11 |
January 4212 | 9,024,960 | 58,691,970 | 15.38 | -1.08 | 114 | 724 | 15.75 | -5 |
January 4217 | 12,373,523 | 62,349,834 | 19.85 | +4.47 | 144 | 724 | 19.89 | +30 |
January 4222 | 10,354,660 | 60,137,995 | 17.22 | -2.63 | 125 | 724 | 17.27 | -19 |
June 4225 | 15,775,038 | 65,483,673 | 24.09 | +6.87 | 177 | 724 | 24.45 | +52 |
September 4229 | 23,470,144 | 66,689,648 | 35.19 | +11.10 | 257 | 724 | 35.50 | +80 |
Relative Graph
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Absolute Graph
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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 Conservative Party.
Bill | Created | Voting started | Vote | Bill Status | Result |
Institute Curfews | March 3470 | March 3470 | defeated | ||
End to Criminal Voting | March 3470 | March 3470 | defeated | ||
End to Courts | March 3470 | March 3470 | defeated | ||
End to Appeals | March 3470 | March 3470 | defeated | ||
Cabinet Proposal of August 3469 | August 3469 | August 3469 | defeated | ||
End to Democratic Workers' Councils | July 3469 | July 3469 | defeated | ||
End to Strikes | July 3469 | July 3469 | defeated | ||
End to Recreational Drugs | July 3469 | July 3469 | defeated | ||
End to Prostitution | July 3469 | July 3469 | defeated | ||
End to Minority Hiring | July 3469 | July 3469 | defeated | ||
End to Production of Hazardous Pornography | July 3469 | July 3469 | defeated | ||
End to Pornography | July 3469 | July 3469 | defeated | ||
Creation of Monopolies | July 3469 | July 3469 | defeated | ||
End To Minimum Wages | July 3469 | July 3469 | defeated | ||
End to Trade Unions | November 3468 | November 3468 | defeated | ||
End to Hemp | November 3468 | November 3468 | defeated | ||
Energy Bill | September 3468 | March 3469 | defeated | ||
Workers' Rights Bill | September 3468 | March 3469 | defeated | ||
National Rail Bill | September 3468 | March 3469 | defeated | ||
Capital Punishment (Abolition) Bill | September 3468 | September 3468 | defeated |
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