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The [[Euclean Community]] held the its '''3<sup>rd</sup> presidential election''' in two rounds - the first on the XX date and the second on the XX date 2017 to elect the [[President of the Euclean Community]]. As no candidate won the necessary 50% of the {{Wp|electoral college}} in the first round the two most voted candidates - [[Alexis Walker]] from the [[Euclean Liberal Party]] (who got xx% of the vote and xx electoral vote) and xxx of the [[Socialist Alternative for Euclea]] (who got xx% of the vote and xx electoral vote) advanced to the second, which saw Walker elected president with who got xx% of the vote and xx electoral vote. | The [[Euclean Community]] held the its '''3<sup>rd</sup> presidential election''' in two rounds - the first on the XX date and the second on the XX date 2017 to elect the [[President of the Euclean Community]]. As no candidate won the necessary 50% of the {{Wp|electoral college}} in the first round the two most voted candidates - [[Alexis Walker]] from the [[Euclean Liberal Party]] (who got xx% of the vote and xx electoral vote) and xxx of the [[Socialist Alternative for Euclea]] (who got xx% of the vote and xx electoral vote) advanced to the second, which saw Walker elected president with who got xx% of the vote and xx electoral vote. | ||
==Electoral system== | ==Electoral system== | ||
*Alsland - 24 | *Alsland - 24 | ||
Revision as of 10:52, 14 May 2021
Brotherhood for the Rights of Man Bruderschaft für die Rechte des Menschen | |
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| Leaders | • Franz Xaver Dobrizhoffer • Sigmund Auerswald • Joachim Hochheim • Otto Schönbaum |
| Founded | 1784 |
| Dissolved | 1801 |
| Headquarters | Hochgäu Palace, Westbrücken |
| Newspaper | • Appell des Volkes • Stimme für Rechte |
| Factions | Kreisists Opportunisten |
| Ideology | Cult of Reason Republicanism Radicalism Dirigisme Anticlericalism |
| Political position | Left-wing to far-left |
| Colors | Red |
Political factions of the Weranian revolution:
- Kohlhausists - the most radical faction named after their meeting place the Kohlhaus. Led by Julius Fischart they supported an especially violent form of anticlericalism becoming notorious for their support of revolutionary terror. They opposed the Kreisists and the Cult of Rationalism. They were purged in 1787 by the Kreisists.
- Brotherhood of the Rights of Man - the main republican faction of the revolution. Taking power in 1785 following the March of the 100, the Brotherhood dominated governance until the rise of Hötzendorf in 1791.
- The Circle (Der Kreis) - its members were known as Kreisists (Circlists) and it was the most prominent faction within the Brotherhood. Grouped around Franz Xaver Dobrizhoffer and Sigmund Auerswald it began the revolutionary violence following the declaration of the republic. They dominated the governance of Werania until 1789 when their leader Dobrizhoffer was ousted; the faction remained prominent under Otto Schönbaum however with their opponents, the Opportunisten, never able to fully purge them. They supported the Cult of Rationalism and were sometimes called the Rationalists.
- Die Obersten (The Colonels) - a group of Kreisists predominantly within the military grouped around Balthasar Hötzendorf that gained power as military matters dominated the republic. They were similar to the mainline Kreisists but were considered to be more militaristic and technocratic in character.
- Opportunisten (Opportunists) - members of the moderate tendency of the Brotherhood, they were derisively named opportunists after their leader Joachim Hochheim ousted Dobrizhoffer in 1789. They were generally mistrusted by the radical left and the moderate right.
- The Circle (Der Kreis) - its members were known as Kreisists (Circlists) and it was the most prominent faction within the Brotherhood. Grouped around Franz Xaver Dobrizhoffer and Sigmund Auerswald it began the revolutionary violence following the declaration of the republic. They dominated the governance of Werania until 1789 when their leader Dobrizhoffer was ousted; the faction remained prominent under Otto Schönbaum however with their opponents, the Opportunisten, never able to fully purge them. They supported the Cult of Rationalism and were sometimes called the Rationalists.
- Conventionists - the Conventionists represented the centrist tendency of the National Convention. They spanned a wide range of republicans and constitutional monarchists but were generally in favour of representative government. The Conventionists became unable to prevent revolutionary and reactionary violence and split between the Opportunisten who joined the Brotherhood and those that were purged for being affiliated with the Rinderists.
- Rinderists - officially the Society of Friends of the People, the Rinderists were the centre-right faction with the National Diet who generally supported the preservation of the monarchy under a constitutional regime. The March of the 100 discredited the monarchy and the Rinderists were purged in 1786. Essentially whigs.
- Reaktionäre - the supporters of an absolutist system, the reactionaries were the far-right of the political spectrum and were purged in 1786. Essentially tories.
Provincial data
- National parties
314 / 1,067
198 / 1,067
174 / 1,067
123 / 1,067
62 / 1,067
46 / 1,067
20 / 1,067
Cislania
Economy
- GDP - $707,368,664,117; Switzerland}
- GDPpc - $48,888; Finland
- % of national GDP - 28.72%
Politics
2018-2022 Legislature
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Minister-President Bartholomäus Stobrawa (NKP)
- Government - NKP single party with DA/AVP parliamentary support.
- Current term - May 2018 - May 2022
OSAI: 8 seats
GP: 23 seats
SRPO: 45 seats
AFP: 10 seats
PMZ: 20 seats
NKP: 82 seats
DA: 10 seats
OVFP: 4 seats
Ruttland
Economy
- GDP - $399,130,274,907; Norway
- GDPpc - $36,981; United Arab Emirates
- % of national GDP - 16.21%
Politics
2016-2020 Legislature
Minister-Chairman Žygimantas Navikas (NNK)
- Government - NNK majority.
- Current term - January 2021- January 2025
RSDT: 7 seats
Greens: 9 seats
SDRP-DS: 12 seats
NNK: 70 seats
SDT: 16 seats
NKP: 11 seats
Roetenberg
Economy
- GDP - $356,707,114,470; Philippines}
- GDPpc - $40,635; Japan
- % of national GDP - 14.48%
Politics
2021-2025 Legislature
Minister-President Dietrich Scheel (NKP)
- Government - NKP/PMZ coalition.
- Current term - January 2021- January 2025
OSAI: 8 seats
Greens: 30 seats
SRPO: 12 seats
PMZ: 16 seats
NKP: 51 seats
DA: 4 seats
Wolfsfled
Economy
- GDP - $288,365,574,910; Pakistan
- GDPpc - $38,215; United Arab Emirates
- % of national GDP - 9.07%
Politics
2018-2022 Legislature
Minister-President Rupert von Essen (NKP)
- Government - NKP-DA coalition
- Current term - May 2018 - May 2022
OSAI: 4 seats
GP: 10 seats
SRPO: 22 seats
PMZ: 12 seats
NKP: 42 seats
DA: 10 seats
OVFP: 2 seats
Bonnlitz-Ostbrücken
Economy
- GDP - $243,340,840,512; Romania
- GDPpc - $36,432; United Arab Emirates
- % of national GDP - 9.88%
Politics
2021-2025 legislature
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Minister-President Kristina Lötzsch (SRPO)
- Government - SRPO-Green-OSAI coalition
- Current term - January 2021- January 2025
OSAI: 10 seats
Greens: 27 seats
SRPO: 27 seats
PMZ: 8 seats
NKP: 30 seats
DA: 3 seats
Prizen
Economy
- GDP - $158,904,236,816; Ukraine
- GDPpc - $38,504; United Arab Emirates
- % of national GDP - 6.45%
Politics
2018-2022 Legislature
Minister-President Karin Weisskirchen (NKP)
- Government - NKP-PMZ coalition
- Current term - May 2018 - May 2022
OSAI: 5 seats
GP: 13 seats
SRPO: 24 seats
PMZ: 22 seats
NKP: 38 seats
DA: 8 seats
OVFP: 3 seats
Elbenweis
Economy
- GDP - $154,759,549,656; Ukraine
- GDPpc - $47,679; San Marino
- % of national GDP - 6.28%
Politics
2018-2022 Legislature
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Minister-President Valentina Rösch (Greens)
- Government - Green-SRPO-PMZ coalition
- Current term - May 2018 - May 2022
OSAI: 5 seats
Greens: 23 seats
SRPO: 17 seats
PMZ: 16 seats
NKP: 26 seats
DA: 8 seats
Wittislich
Economy
Politics
2021-2025 legislature
Minister-President Eckart Steinback (NKP)
- Government - NKP majority
- Current term - January 2021- January 2025
Greens: 4 seats
SRPO: 4 seats
PMZ: 4 seats
NKP: 22 seats
DA: 1 seat
Westbrücken
Economy
- GDP - $69,505,033,392; Luxembourg
- GDPpc - $64,602; Singapore
- % of national GDP - 2.82%
Politics
2021-2025 legislature
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Lord Mayor Ursula Böhmer (Greens)
- Government - SRPO-Greens-OSAI coalition
- Current term - January 2021- January 2025
OSAI: 15 seats
Greens: 25 seats
SRPO: 15 seats
PMZ: 18 seats
NKP: 8 seats
DA: 2 seats
Kolreuth
Economy
Politics
2018-2022 Legislature
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Lord Mayor Bouthaina Ghalzaleh (SPRO)
- Government - SRPO-PMZ coalition
- Current term - May 2018 - May 2022
OSAI: 5 seats
GP: 10 seats
SRPO: 20 seats
PMZ: 8 seats
NKP: 5 seats
Charlotte Island
Economy
- GDP - $1,438,638,680; Solomon Islands
- GDPpc - $14,584; Poland
- % of national GDP - 0.06%
Politics
2018-2022 Legislature
Minister-President Matthias Iha (VP/AP)
- Government - VP/VFA majority
- Current term - May 2018 - May 2022
Reform Alliance (Toe Fuata'iga So'otaga): 3 seats
Democratic Party (Vaega Faaupufai Temokalasi): 7 seats
United Party (Vaega Faaupufai Aufaatasi): 13 seats
Federal coalitions
- 1984-1988 - Social Democratic Radical Party, Weranic Section of the Workers' International
- 1988-1992 - Social Democratic Radical Party, Modern Centre Party
- 1992-1995 - Social Democratic Radical Party, Modern Centre Party, Greens
- 1995-1999 - Social Democratic Radical Party, Weranic Section of the Workers' International, Greens
- 1999-2003 - National Consolidation Party, Modern Centre Party
- 2003-2007 - National Consolidation Party, Modern Centre Party
- 2007-2011 - National Consolidation Party, Sotirian Democratic Homeland
- 2011-2015 - Social Democratic Radical Party, Modern Centre Party
- 2015-2019 - Social Democratic Radical Party, Modern Centre Party (Sotirian Democratic Homeland, Weranic Section of the Workers' International)
- 2019-2023 - National Consolidation Party, Democratic Alternative
Dietsmen
Dienstmann - Dienstsman. Originally a derogatory term comparing settlers to serfs, it became a term of pride and affection for the settlers. The majority settled on the coast.
Euclean presidential election
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The Euclean Community held the its 3rd presidential election in two rounds - the first on the XX date and the second on the XX date 2017 to elect the President of the Euclean Community. As no candidate won the necessary 50% of the electoral college in the first round the two most voted candidates - Alexis Walker from the Euclean Liberal Party (who got xx% of the vote and xx electoral vote) and xxx of the Socialist Alternative for Euclea (who got xx% of the vote and xx electoral vote) advanced to the second, which saw Walker elected president with who got xx% of the vote and xx electoral vote.
Electoral system
- Alsland - 24
- Amathia - 74
- Azmara - 21
- Borland - 16
- Caldia - 20
- Estmere - 116
- Gaullica - 179
- Hennehouwe - 26
- Kesselbourg - 4
- Paretia - 65
- Solstiana - 56
- Werania - 121
Candidates
The deadline for candidates to apply for the ballot paper ended on the xxth xxx. Six candidares either got the backing of 4% of MP's in the Euclean Community or got the necessary 1,000,000 voter signatures to apply for a candidacy.
| Candidate name and age Home country |
Political party | Slogan | Political office(s) | Details | ||
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Alexis Walker (67) Caldia
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Euclean Liberal Party Liberty Party |
slogan | Taoiseach of Caldia (2007-2017) Other offices
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information. | |
name (67) Euclean Community
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Socialist Alternative for Euclea party |
slogan | Premier of country (2007-2017) Other offices
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information. | |
Rasa Šimonytė (65) Werania
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Alliance of Conservatives and Democrats for Euclea National Consolidation Party |
slogan | Chancellor of Werania (1999-2009) Other offices
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information. | |
| name (67) Euclean Community
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Movement for a New Democratic Euclea party |
slogan | xxxx (xxx-xxx) Other offices
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information. | |
| name (67) Euclean Community
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Party of Greens and National Movements party |
slogan | xxxx (xxx-xxx) Other offices
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information. | |
| name (67) Euclean Community
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Mixed Radical Left party |
slogan | xxxx (xxx-xxx) Other offices
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information. | |