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The '''Social Democratic Party of Tarper''', abbreviated as '''SDPT''' and also commonly referred to as the '''SocDems''', is a [[wikipedia:social democracy|social democratic]] political organization in Tarper. The original party was founded in 2003 as a continuation of the [[Tarperti Party of Socialism and Democracy]], a social democratic party in the former [[Republic of Tarper]]. | The '''Social Democratic Party of Tarper''', abbreviated as '''SDPT''' and also commonly referred to as the '''SocDems''', is a [[wikipedia:social democracy|social democratic]] political organization in Tarper. The original party was founded in 2003 as a continuation of the [[Tarperti Party of Socialism and Democracy]], a social democratic party in the former [[Second Republic of Tarper]]. | ||
Since 2016 it has been an internal faction of the [[Socialist Party of Tarper]], the SDPT's former organizations have either been merged into the organization of the Labour Party and Socialist Unity Party or have remained as sub-organizations within the SDPT. | Since 2016 it has been an internal faction of the [[Socialist Party of Tarper]], the SDPT's former organizations have either been merged into the organization of the Labour Party and Socialist Unity Party or have remained as sub-organizations within the SDPT. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
In 1992, a year after the establishment of the [[Republic of Tarper]], all opposition parties were outlawed from the Republic. The Communist Party refused to dissolve itself and self-exiled in Plamyadia. This exile of the CPT caused various factions to emerge from the old party and seek official recognition from the Republican government. | In 1992, a year after the establishment of the [[Second Republic of Tarper]], all opposition parties were outlawed from the Republic. The Communist Party refused to dissolve itself and self-exiled in Plamyadia. This exile of the CPT caused various factions to emerge from the old party and seek official recognition from the Republican government. | ||
In 1996 after years of petitioning, the government allowed free elections. Several factions of the CPT brokeout and created parties. Out of the CPt came the [[Republican Union of Anti-Capitalists (Tarper)|Republican Union of Anti-Capitalists (Tarper)]] and the Tarperti Party of Socialism and Democracy. | In 1996 after years of petitioning, the government allowed free elections. Several factions of the CPT brokeout and created parties. Out of the CPt came the [[Republican Union of Anti-Capitalists (Tarper)|Republican Union of Anti-Capitalists (Tarper)]] and the Tarperti Party of Socialism and Democracy. | ||
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**''Social Democratic Student Union'' | **''Social Democratic Student Union'' | ||
**''Youths in Social Democracy'' | **''Youths in Social Democracy'' | ||
*'''Fesodem''' ('' | *'''Fesodem''' (''Feminist Social Democrats''): Women's wing of the party, was interested in pushing pro-feminist policy | ||
*'''Left Faction:''' created party policy that favored merging with the members of the Socialist Front and create a "Socialist Party of Tarper" | *'''Left Faction:''' created party policy that favored merging with the members of the Socialist Front and create a "Socialist Party of Tarper" | ||
*'''The Modern Socialist:''' former newspaper of the SDPT and NeoComms before it, merged with The Tarperti Journal against the wishes of the organization which was against the socialist merger | *'''The Modern Socialist:''' former newspaper of the SDPT and NeoComms before it, merged with The Tarperti Journal against the wishes of the organization which was against the socialist merger | ||
==Federal election results== | ==Federal election results== | ||
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! Position | ! Position | ||
! Leader | ! Leader | ||
! Government | |||
|- | |- | ||
!2005 | ! [[2005 Tarperti federal election|2005]] | ||
| {{Composition bar|46|614|hex=#C80815}} | | {{Composition bar|46|614|hex=#C80815}} | ||
| {{Increase}} 46 | | {{Increase}} 46 | ||
| 6th | | 6th | ||
| Samuel Schuchardt | | Samuel Schuchardt | ||
| {{yes2|SU – GPT – SDPT}} | |||
|- | |- | ||
!2009 | ! [[2009 Tarperti federal election|2009]] | ||
| {{Composition bar|68|622|hex=#C80815}} | | {{Composition bar|68|622|hex=#C80815}} | ||
| {{Increase}} 22 | | {{Increase}} 22 | ||
| 5th | | 5th | ||
| Amelia Osbourne | | Amelia Osbourne | ||
| {{no2|In opposition}} | |||
|- | |- | ||
!2013 | ! [[2013 Tarperti federal election|2013]] | ||
| {{Composition bar|56|630|hex=#C80815}} | | {{Composition bar|56|630|hex=#C80815}} | ||
| {{Decrease}} 12 | | {{Decrease}} 12 | ||
| 5th | | 5th | ||
| Ruben Mann | | Ruben Mann | ||
| {{yes2|Socialist Front}} | |||
|} | |} | ||
==Leaders of the SDPT (2002-2016)== | ==Leaders of the SDPT (2002-2016)== | ||
{{Tarper}} | {{Tarper}} | ||
[[Category:Tarperti historical political parties]] | [[Category:Tarperti historical political parties]] |
Latest revision as of 00:17, 8 September 2024
Social Democratic Party of Tarper Parti Social-démocrate de Tarper | |
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Abbreviation | SDPT |
Chairperson | Dietmar Voss |
General Secretary | Marion Roland Roth |
Secretary-General | Valerio Hausler |
Founded | 2003 (as Party) 2016 (as Organization) |
Preceded by | Tarperti Party of Socialism and Democracy |
Merged into | Socialist Party of Tarper |
Newspaper | The Tarperti Journal |
Think tank | Herzog-Tapia Theorist Bureau New Age Foundation |
Student wing | Student Socialists |
Youth wing | Young Socialists of Tarper |
Women's wing | Women in Socialism |
Trade union | Tarperti Confederation of Labour |
Ideology | Social Democracy |
Political position | Center-left |
National affiliation | Socialist Party of Tarper |
Colors | Red |
Slogan | "Yes We Can!" |
Party flag | |
The Social Democratic Party of Tarper, abbreviated as SDPT and also commonly referred to as the SocDems, is a social democratic political organization in Tarper. The original party was founded in 2003 as a continuation of the Tarperti Party of Socialism and Democracy, a social democratic party in the former Second Republic of Tarper.
Since 2016 it has been an internal faction of the Socialist Party of Tarper, the SDPT's former organizations have either been merged into the organization of the Labour Party and Socialist Unity Party or have remained as sub-organizations within the SDPT.
History
In 1992, a year after the establishment of the Second Republic of Tarper, all opposition parties were outlawed from the Republic. The Communist Party refused to dissolve itself and self-exiled in Plamyadia. This exile of the CPT caused various factions to emerge from the old party and seek official recognition from the Republican government.
In 1996 after years of petitioning, the government allowed free elections. Several factions of the CPT brokeout and created parties. Out of the CPt came the Republican Union of Anti-Capitalists (Tarper) and the Tarperti Party of Socialism and Democracy.
The SD became the third largest party in the Republic after the DPR, which was second, and the National Party, which was first. In 1998 the Republic once again outlawed all opposition parties, the SD was forced to disband and members were incarcerated.
After the Second Civil War, all political prisoners were released. In 2003 the former members reconvened and created the SDPT. In the 2005 Federal Election, the party sent its first members to the Federal Assembly.
After the 2013 Federal Election, the Social Democratic Party became part of the Socialist Front, a united Socialist coalition. As part of Chancellor Herzog's "One Big Party" plan, the SDPT's organizations were consolidated into singular entities and in 2016 the party relinquished its independence towards the new Socialist Party of Tarper. The SDPT is now a political organization within the SP and runs its members with dual membership with the the SP.
Former special organizations
The SDPT currently hosts only one pressure group
- New Age Foundation: the think tank of the party
The organization was host to several pressure groups, though several of the groups are usually sedentary and go along with the organization's leadership, but the Left Faction was the only one to fulfill its mission.
- Social Democratic Youth Organizations (SDYO): oversaw the student and youth organizations
- Social Democratic Student Union
- Youths in Social Democracy
- Fesodem (Feminist Social Democrats): Women's wing of the party, was interested in pushing pro-feminist policy
- Left Faction: created party policy that favored merging with the members of the Socialist Front and create a "Socialist Party of Tarper"
- The Modern Socialist: former newspaper of the SDPT and NeoComms before it, merged with The Tarperti Journal against the wishes of the organization which was against the socialist merger
Federal election results
Election | Seats won | ± | Position | Leader | Government |
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2005 | 46 / 614
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46 | 6th | Samuel Schuchardt | SU – GPT – SDPT |
2009 | 68 / 622
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22 | 5th | Amelia Osbourne | In opposition |
2013 | 56 / 630
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12 | 5th | Ruben Mann | Socialist Front |