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National Strength Party[?]

This page contains information about the National Strength Party.

This party is inactive.

Details

User[?]: GregWilford

Nation[?]: Harmadik Ndráloni Direktoriális Köztársaság (Endralon)

Seats[?] in Legislative Senate[?]: 0

Color[?]:

 

Description[?]:

An ultra-right wing party, believes in strong government, strong leader (monarchy if possible) and tough foreign relations.
current leader Captain Edward Norton comes from a traditionally aristocratic family and would happily rule our nation. Edward Norton was exiled from his homeland of Keymon after alligations of piracy. The good captain maintains that he was always a privateer rather, working for the crown. He sailed his ship, "The Southern Sloop" from Keymon, but bad weather brought him to the Republic of Endralon. He applied for citizenship and used his wealth (plunder) to establish the National Strength Party.

In the March 2455 the National Strength Party won 149 seats, assuming the role of largest party in Parliament. In this term the Party began to look at its long term aims which included the possibility of restoring a monarchy.

July 2487- Captain Edward Norton dies suddenly, his deputy, Rudolph Schwartz assumes leadership.

Ministries

This party is not part of the national cabinet.

Political Positions

IdeologyPositionVisibilityCoherency
Centralizationunitarist-leaningmoderateperfect
Civil Rightsconvinced restrictivelimitedperfect
Ecologyskeptic-leaninglimitedperfect
Foreign Relationsisolationist-leaningmoderateperfect
Government Responsibilitiesconvinced small governmentmoderateperfect
Marketmoderate laissez-fairemoderateperfect
Militarypacifist-leaninglimitedperfect
Moralitymoderate conservativemoderateperfect
Religionmoderate religiouslimitedperfect

Affiliations

This party is a member of the following organizations:

Election Results

History Table

MonthVotesTotal VotesVotes (%)Votes (%) (+)SeatsTotal SeatsSeats (%)Seats (+)
March 245031,03189,159,7870.03+0.0305000.00+0
September 245212,574,26389,463,54314.06+14.027050014.00+70
March 245524,843,58684,488,46929.40+15.3514950029.80+79
September 245717,482,48785,521,39020.44-8.9610350020.60-46
July 245914,317,68290,989,58815.74-4.717850015.60-25
December 246013,473,95088,455,28715.23-0.507750015.40-1
June 246314,229,32292,924,83315.31+0.087650015.20-1
December 246512,556,29392,556,58913.57-1.756950013.80-7
June 246811,022,82589,036,90712.38-1.196150012.20-8
December 247012,628,37092,414,36113.66+1.286850013.60+7
June 247311,501,84894,684,73812.15-1.526050012.00-8
December 247510,365,38993,082,18811.14-1.015550011.00-5
June 247810,784,53092,482,95311.66+0.535950011.80+4
December 24809,938,69394,632,54810.50-1.165350010.60-6
June 248312,352,83196,528,96212.80+2.296450012.80+11
December 248514,964,96197,367,60415.37+2.577850015.60+14
June 248811,220,17299,903,65211.23-4.145650011.20-22
December 249012,914,32799,750,23912.95+1.726450012.80+8
April 249115,420,45099,083,80115.56+2.627950015.80+15
October 249313,802,160102,345,90213.49-2.086750013.40-12
April 249614,195,51599,611,03314.25+0.777150014.20+4
October 249813,398,32499,282,88113.50-0.766850013.60-3
April 250110,608,694101,778,57010.42-3.075250010.40-16
October 250310,938,574101,541,69610.77+0.355450010.80+2
April 250610,688,739103,232,55810.35-0.425150010.20-3
October 250815,067,909105,948,57014.22+3.877050014.00+19
April 251115,988,451107,081,80714.93+0.717650015.20+6
October 251314,369,491107,254,72013.40-1.536750013.40-9
July 251515,778,963105,171,80315.00+1.617550015.00+8

Relative Graph

This graph shows the percentage of seats the party achieved in each election, relative to its maximum.

Election History

Absolute Graph

This graph shows the percentage of seats the party achieved in each election in the entire legislature.

Election History

National Graph

This graph shows the share of seats the party achieved in each election in the entire legislature, together with the share of other parties.

Election History

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 National Strength Party.

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BillCreatedVoting startedVoteBill StatusResult
Populist Proposition CLXVAugust 3024May 3025defeated
Populist Proposition CLXIVAugust 3024May 3025defeated
The Social Liberal Republican ManefestoMay 3024November 3025defeated
Beastiality Act 2024May 3024May 3024defeated
Polygamy ActNovember 3023November 3023passed
Populist Proposition CLXIIIOctober 3023October 3023passed
Populist Proposition CLXIIOctober 3023October 3023defeated
Populist Proposition CLXIOctober 3023October 3023passed
Populist Proposition CLXSeptember 3023May 3025passed
Alcohol ReformFebruary 3023December 3024defeated
Equality BillFebruary 3023December 3024defeated
Strike Reform BillFebruary 3023December 3024defeated
Populist Proposition CLIXFebruary 3023February 3023passed
Populist Proposition CLVIIIFebruary 3023February 3023passed
Adoption Regulation Act 3022November 3022October 3023passed
Freedom of Speech BillMarch 3022March 3022defeated
Populist Proposition CLVFebruary 3022March 3022passed
Populist Proposition CLVIIFebruary 3022February 3022defeated
Populist Proposition CLVIFebruary 3022February 3022passed
Hemp Prodcution BillDecember 3021March 3022passed

Random fact: "Treaty-locking", or ratifiying treaties that completely or nearly completely forbid any proposals to change laws, is not allowed. Amongst other possible sanctions, Moderation reserves the discretion to delete treaties and/or subject parties to a seat reset if this is necessary in order to reverse a treaty-lock situation.

Random quote: "Global warmers predict that global warming is coming, and our emissions are to blame. They do that to keep us worried about our role in the whole thing. If we aren't worried and guilty, we might not pay their salaries. It's that simple." - Kary Mullis

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