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Moderate Libertarian Party (NoCoalition)^[?]

This page contains information about the Moderate Libertarian Party (NoCoalition).

This party is inactive.

Details

User^[?]: paraquat99

Nation^[?]: Teyrnas yr Alôr (Aloria)

Seats^[?] in Senedd / Sened / Senedh / Senat (Parliament)^[?]: 0

Color^[?]:

Description^[?]:

Founded: 2377, First Elected: 2381*****ALORIA\'s oldest political party! MLP PLATFORM ================= Statement of Purpose: The Moderate Libertarian Party\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s (MLP) goal is committed to maintaining a federal system, where the national budget is kept under control and individual liberties flourish. The MLP stands for the abolition of all victimless crime laws and the implementation of regular checks on both governmental and corporate power. ***************************************************************** MLP PLATFORM ================= Issues Positions: CENTRALIZATION: Federalist. National government holds expressed powers (Maintaining a military, regulating international trade; coining/printing money); states hold reserved powers (Conducting elections; establishing local governments). Both share concurrent powers (implementing taxes; maintaining/operating courts; making/enforcing laws). CIVIL RIGHTS: In favor of civil rights legislation regarding the equal protection under law regarding an individual\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s gender, race, ethnicity, beliefs, sexual orientation, immigration status, socioeconomic status, mental condition, age, height, weight, geographic location and education level. FOREIGN RELATIONS: Against all foreign \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"entanglements\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" in regards to military interactions. Peace is best achieve through trade not terror. Not isolationist but against placing foreign troops in nations except during times of war. Believe in a lean and efficient military budget focused on domestic defense and not \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"alliance intervention\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\". GOVERNMENT RESPONSIBILITY: The government is responsible for 5 main things: 1) Maintaining order (police and fire); 2) Providing basic services (roads); 3) Resolving domestic conflicts (the courts); 4) Promoting democratic values (elections and voting); and 5) Providing for the general welfare (sidewalks and healthcare coverage for the infirm). MARKET: Pro free and fair market. Anti-corporate (including farm) subsidies/welfare. Most barriers to free trade should be abolished. End the \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"war\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" on illicit drugs, consentual adult sexualty, gambling/games of chance, and birth control/contraception/abortion. Streamline the immigration/naturalization process for all law-abiding peoples. Responsible trade creates wealth, jobs and stability. MORALITY: The government should not be expected to promote morality. Morality is an individual definition that one uses to gauge their opinions and actions. The government should neither support nor restrict the free exercise of faith/spirituality, unless it causes a direct threat to public health and welfare (human sacrifice, poisionous snake-handling by minors, etc.). Abolish all \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"blue\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" laws, \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"sin\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" taxes and \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"morality\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" codes. RELIGION: There should be no state religion or religion the state gives preference towards. Religion is the exercise of individuals, not government. A respectful separation of church and state should be maintained for the benefit of both religion and government. Party history: 1. Founded (2377) 2. First elected to office (2381) 3. Independent (2381-2531) 4. 1st MLP/CU Conservative Alliance (2531-2565) 5. Independent (2565-2571) 6. MLP-Libertarian Socialist Party merger (2571-2574) 7. Libertarian Socalist faction leaves MLP (2574) 8. MLP-Nihilist Party merger (2574-2576) 9. Nihlist Party expelled from MLP (2576) 10. Independent (2576-2579) 11. MLP/CU 2nd Conservative Alliance (2579-2585) 12. MLP/CU \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Conservative Coalition\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" formed/3rd Alliance (2585-2619) 13. Independent (2619-2638) 14. MLP/Anti-Federalist Party merger (2638-2655) 15. MLP joins then leaves CAPCOA captialist coalition (2557-2561) 16. Party disbands (2682)

Ministries

This party is not part of the national cabinet.

Political Positions

Ideology	Position	Visibility	Coherency
Centralization	moderate unitarist	moderate	perfect
Civil Rights	restrictive-leaning	moderate	perfect
Ecology	moderate skeptic	high	perfect
Foreign Relations	isolationist-leaning	moderate	perfect
Government Responsibilities	convinced small government	close to none	perfect
Market	regulator-leaning	limited	perfect
Military	moderate pacifist	high	perfect
Morality	moderate progressive	moderate	perfect
Religion	moderate secular	moderate	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 (+)
April 2377	1,611,574	59,292,378	2.72	+2.72	15	600	2.50	+15
April 2380	2,029,472	58,026,568	3.50	+0.78	19	600	3.17	+4
July 2381	2,562,575	55,759,012	4.60	+1.10	26	600	4.33	+7
March 2385	14,488,493	63,102,210	22.96	+18.36	138	600	23.00	+112
March 2388	11,251,613	59,501,616	18.91	-4.05	113	600	18.83	-25
March 2391	10,657,880	60,379,754	17.65	-1.26	105	600	17.50	-8
March 2394	13,280,976	58,615,989	22.66	+5.01	135	600	22.50	+30
March 2397	15,377,963	66,264,965	23.21	+0.55	140	600	23.33	+5
March 2400	16,223,094	67,260,875	24.12	+0.91	146	600	24.33	+6
March 2403	19,476,839	65,577,798	29.70	+5.58	181	600	30.17	+35
March 2406	21,092,581	69,153,190	30.50	+0.80	187	600	31.17	+6
March 2409	13,287,294	67,583,692	19.66	-10.84	119	600	19.83	-68
August 2412	10,478,677	66,712,111	15.71	-3.95	96	600	16.00	-23
August 2415	10,320,621	62,413,865	16.54	+0.83	102	600	17.00	+6
August 2418	9,212,786	66,322,655	13.89	-2.64	85	600	14.17	-17
August 2421	9,529,712	65,834,044	14.48	+0.58	87	600	14.50	+2
August 2424	7,377,877	72,104,972	10.23	-4.24	60	600	10.00	-27
August 2427	16,392,955	70,955,274	23.10	+12.87	141	600	23.50	+81
August 2430	17,930,529	74,238,909	24.15	+1.05	146	600	24.33	+5
August 2433	16,697,995	70,772,970	23.59	-0.56	144	600	24.00	-2
August 2436	20,278,119	72,281,925	28.05	+4.46	172	600	28.67	+28
August 2439	17,083,715	76,234,788	22.41	-5.64	137	600	22.83	-35
August 2442	17,855,795	74,059,127	24.11	+1.70	147	600	24.50	+10
August 2445	13,877,207	69,826,987	19.87	-4.24	121	600	20.17	-26
August 2448	23,840,471	80,362,696	29.67	+9.79	181	600	30.17	+60
October 2450	19,997,486	69,866,279	28.62	-1.04	176	600	29.33	-5
October 2453	26,737,786	72,814,991	36.72	+8.10	224	600	37.33	+48
October 2456	26,229,463	74,741,648	35.09	-1.63	249	700	35.57	+25
October 2459	22,183,803	75,069,437	29.55	-5.54	208	700	29.71	-41
October 2462	21,810,257	77,465,127	28.15	-1.40	200	700	28.57	-8
October 2465	18,719,618	81,482,835	22.97	-5.18	164	700	23.43	-36
October 2468	15,230,745	80,421,640	18.94	-4.04	136	700	19.43	-28
October 2471	15,801,576	79,999,531	19.75	+0.81	141	700	20.14	+5
October 2474	18,571,319	79,075,488	23.49	+3.73	169	700	24.14	+28
October 2477	24,909,144	81,318,936	30.63	+7.15	220	700	31.43	+51
July 2480	29,089,012	84,493,094	34.43	+3.80	249	700	35.57	+29
February 2481	29,183,220	84,926,132	34.36	-0.06	245	700	35.00	-4
February 2484	33,270,491	88,719,117	37.50	+3.14	270	700	38.57	+25
February 2487	33,876,393	87,855,451	38.56	+1.06	276	700	39.43	+6
February 2490	31,372,414	84,718,675	37.03	-1.53	265	700	37.86	-11
February 2493	21,446,680	87,449,810	24.52	-12.51	174	700	24.86	-91
February 2496	22,649,955	87,148,196	25.99	+1.47	187	700	26.71	+13
February 2499	26,296,170	90,878,390	28.94	+2.95	207	700	29.57	+20
February 2502	30,450,405	93,256,594	32.65	+3.72	231	700	33.00	+24
February 2505	31,578,536	94,123,522	33.55	+0.90	238	700	34.00	+7
February 2508	25,581,938	91,612,134	27.92	-5.63	197	700	28.14	-41
February 2511	25,780,407	90,561,111	28.47	+0.54	203	700	29.00	+6
February 2514	27,277,478	93,665,727	29.12	+0.65	221	750	29.47	+18
February 2517	31,249,858	95,884,489	32.59	+3.47	249	750	33.20	+28
February 2520	28,584,916	93,105,911	30.70	-1.89	234	750	31.20	-15
February 2523	25,183,501	89,199,390	28.23	-2.47	217	750	28.93	-17
February 2526	29,895,890	91,304,101	32.74	+4.51	249	750	33.20	+32
February 2529	23,392,260	92,009,242	25.42	-7.32	195	750	26.00	-54
February 2532	25,270,150	100,193,299	25.22	-0.20	191	750	25.47	-4
February 2535	24,938,322	94,661,093	26.34	+1.12	202	750	26.93	+11
February 2538	21,700,638	88,956,154	24.39	-1.95	190	750	25.33	-12
August 2541	20,766,492	94,074,866	22.07	-2.32	169	750	22.53	-21
February 2545	37,373,401	100,402,352	37.22	+15.15	283	750	37.73	+114
July 2547	38,903,309	103,960,549	37.42	+0.20	285	750	38.00	+2
January 2551	28,923,124	103,816,886	27.86	-9.56	212	750	28.27	-73
July 2554	22,594,346	100,610,667	22.46	-5.40	169	750	22.53	-43
May 2557	29,207,004	102,204,184	28.58	+6.12	216	750	28.80	+47
December 2558	31,279,331	104,430,265	29.95	+1.38	226	750	30.13	+10
December 2559	29,132,486	94,729,091	30.75	+0.80	235	750	31.33	+9
December 2561	34,989,176	100,038,966	34.98	+4.22	264	750	35.20	+29
June 2565	21,407,239	103,647,535	20.65	-14.32	160	750	21.33	-104
December 2568	13,650,903	104,425,306	13.07	-7.58	102	750	13.60	-58
June 2572	16,789,039	105,452,208	15.92	+2.85	122	750	16.27	+20
September 2573	14,762,307	103,105,970	14.32	-1.60	109	750	14.53	-13
March 2577	13,120,945	97,233,940	13.49	-0.82	105	750	14.00	-4
September 2580	15,389,744	105,914,247	14.53	+1.04	112	750	14.93	+7
November 2583	16,322,903	110,077,657	14.83	+0.30	110	750	14.67	-2
December 2583	15,102,207	107,974,635	13.99	-0.84	107	750	14.27	-3
June 2587	17,741,648	105,575,251	16.80	+2.82	127	750	16.93	+20
December 2590	25,583,229	120,861,943	21.17	+4.36	160	750	21.33	+33
June 2594	28,189,109	122,796,004	22.96	+1.79	173	750	23.07	+13
December 2597	25,993,853	123,738,013	21.01	-1.95	159	750	21.20	-14
June 2601	29,470,222	126,770,111	23.25	+2.24	175	750	23.33	+16
December 2604	29,061,035	126,743,570	22.93	-0.32	172	750	22.93	-3
June 2608	23,545,495	121,940,622	19.31	-3.62	145	750	19.33	-27
December 2611	27,111,240	122,267,719	22.17	+2.86	167	750	22.27	+22
June 2615	45,295,337	122,749,510	36.90	+14.73	278	750	37.07	+111
December 2618	62,605,601	133,096,240	47.04	+10.14	357	750	47.60	+79
December 2619	38,410,453	131,369,026	29.24	-17.80	222	750	29.60	-135
March 2620	45,798,210	129,475,203	35.37	+6.13	268	750	35.73	+46
September 2623	30,155,144	125,270,310	24.07	-11.30	185	750	24.67	-83
March 2625	33,490,621	130,245,568	25.71	+1.64	197	750	26.27	+12
March 2629	40,488,847	135,984,047	29.77	+4.06	225	750	30.00	+28
March 2633	30,279,885	132,223,485	22.90	-6.87	173	750	23.07	-52
March 2635	38,163,112	137,431,114	27.77	+4.87	209	750	27.87	+36
January 2637	31,067,425	125,250,202	24.80	-2.96	189	750	25.20	-20
January 2641	36,808,301	127,622,108	28.84	+4.04	219	750	29.20	+30
January 2645	22,613,505	131,820,183	17.15	-11.69	129	750	17.20	-90
June 2649	23,929,388	122,777,688	19.49	+2.34	148	750	19.73	+19
June 2653	19,695,460	127,866,453	15.40	-4.09	115	750	15.33	-33
June 2657	19,280,271	126,609,197	15.23	-0.17	116	750	15.47	+1
November 2658	25,448,499	137,162,690	18.55	+3.33	139	750	18.53	+23
April 2660	29,924,952	131,219,483	22.81	+4.25	169	750	22.53	+30
April 2664	20,014,547	141,028,905	14.19	-8.61	108	750	14.40	-61
April 2668	17,927,040	145,967,328	12.28	-1.91	93	750	12.40	-15
April 2672	14,276,132	146,832,997	9.72	-2.56	73	750	9.73	-20
April 2676	10,526,304	154,748,295	6.80	-2.92	50	750	6.67	-23
April 2680	16,143,329	151,060,404	10.69	+3.88	80	750	10.67	+30
April 2684	7,464,799	146,455,590	5.10	-5.59	37	750	4.93	-43
January 3006	60,362,428	363,739,485	16.59	+11.50	108	650	16.62	+71

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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 Moderate Libertarian Party (NoCoalition).

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Bill	Created	Voting started	Vote	Bill Status	Result
Brenin	December 5552	December 5552		passed
🔊OOC: Proposed Cultural Protocol Update (September 2024)	May 5551	December 5551		passed
Ratification of the Beiteynuese Framework of Trade & Commerce (Yeudish Neset)	May 5550	May 5550		passed
Ratification of the Pan-Dundorfian Free Trade Zone Agreement	May 5547	May 5547		passed
General Reform	January 5547	January 5547		passed
Cabinet Proposal of January 5547	January 5547	January 5547		passed
Battenburg Restoration	December 5546	January 5547		passed
Cabinet Proposal of April 5518	April 5518	April 5518		passed
Equitable Education Act	April 5518	April 5518		passed
Miscellaneous Provisions No.4 - 5507	June 5507	June 5507		passed
Miscellaneous Provisions No.2 - 5504	June 5504	March 5505		passed
Miscellaneous Provisions No.2, 5503	May 5503	May 5503		passed
Call for early elections, March 5503	March 5503	March 5503		passed
Council of Ministers (Cyngor y Gweinidogion) - Dyfrug Craddock Government	September 5502	May 5503		passed
Miscellaneous Provisions No.1, 5502	February 5502	May 5503		passed
OOC: Nation, Province, City Name Change	February 5502	May 5503		passed
Call for early elections, October 5484	October 5484	October 5484		defeated
Democratic Limits for War - War Preparation Joint Bill	July 5453	July 5453		passed
Call for early elections, August 5450	August 5450	August 5450		defeated
Economic Reform	January 5450	August 5451		passed

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