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{{Infobox political party
{{Infobox political party
| country = Hverland
| country = Hverland
| name= Social Democratic Party of Hverland<br><small>''Hverøyken socialdemokratiska arbetareparti''</small>
| name= Social Democratic Party of Hverland
| logo =  
| native_name = Félagslegaframsóknarparti hverlands
| leader = Paula Månsson
| logo = [[File: Hverland sdp.svg |150px]]
| leader = Einar Gunnarsson
| founded = 1902
| founded = 1902
| predecessor =  
| predecessor =  
| youth_wing = Social Democratic Youth    
| youth_wing =   
| wing1_title = Women wing
| wing1_title =
| wing1 = Social Democratic Women in Hverland
| wing1 =
| headquarters =  
| headquarters =  
| ideology = {{wpl|Democratic socialism}}<br/>{{wpl|post-neoliberalism}}
| ideology = {{wpl|Democratic socialism}}<br/>{{wpl|Post-neoliberalism}}
| position = {{wp|Left-wing}}
| position = {{wp|Left-wing}}
| international =  
| international =  
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|affiliation2_title =  
|affiliation2_title =  
|affiliation2      =  
|affiliation2      =  
| colours = {{colour box|#E44D2E}} Cinnabar
| colours = {{color box|{{HV-SL/meta/color}}|border=darkgray}} Red
| membership_year = 2022
| membership_year =
| membership = 1,350
| membership =
| website = hsa.hv
| website = ffh.hv
| colorcode = #E44D2E
| colorcode = {{HV-SL/meta/color}}
| seats1_title = [[Folktingi]]
| seats1_title = [[Fjallting]] seats
| seats1 = {{Composition bar|12|179|#E44D2E}}
| seats1 = {{Composition bar|8|81|{{HV-SL/meta/color}}}}
| seats2_title =  Municipal administrators
| seats2_title =  Local seats
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| seats2 = {{Composition bar|18|174|{{HV-SL/meta/color}}}}
| seats3_title = Municipal councillors
| seats3_title = [[Sámedagi]] seats
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| seats3 = {{Composition bar|2|13|{{HV-SL/meta/color}}}}
| seats4_title = Church Council
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}}
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The '''Social Democratic Party of Hverland''' (Hverlandic: ''Hverøyken socialdemokratiska arbetareparti''), though more commonly referred to as just the '''Social Democrats''' (Hverlandic: ''Socialdemokratiska''; '''S''') is a left-wing, social democratic party within Hverland.
The '''Social Democratic Party of Hverland''' ([[Hverlandic language|Hverlandic]]: ''Félagslegaframsóknarparti hverlands'') is a left-wing, social democratic party with a history spanning over a century in Hverland's political landscape. Einar Gunnarsson, a seasoned and revered figure within the party, currently leads it. Born out of the labour movement, it has traditionally served as a strong advocate for worker's rights and welfare. Despite the steady decline in support in recent years, the party remains a prominent political entity, holding 8 out of 81 seats in the Fjallting and 18 out of 174 seats in local municipalities.
== History ==


The party has been largely described as a social democratic party, highlighting its traditional defense of Hverland's welfare state and unions and commitment to social justice. Many have also described it as a labour party, citing its connections to organized labour.
The Social Democratic Party was founded in 1902 amid a period of rapid industrialization in Hverland. Its birth from the labour movement was a response to an urgent need to safeguard the rights and welfare of the working class against the tide of growing industrial capital.


==Election history==
Throughout its existence, the Social Democratic Party has been instrumental in formulating Hverland's social and economic policies. It played a pivotal role in establishing Hverland's welfare state and has continued to champion social justice and labour rights.
===[[Folktingi]]===
 
'''Vote share in the Hverlandic general elections'''
In recent years, however, the party has faced a decline in its support base. Voters have increasingly migrated to The Liberals, a classically liberal party, and the Visionary Party, a techno-populist group, indicating a shift in Hverland's political climate.
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== Ideology ==
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The Social Democratic Party adheres to an ideology rooted in democratic socialism and post-neoliberalism, embracing principles of social justice, income equality, and the welfare of all citizens. The party advocates for a strong governmental role in the economy to ensure wealth is fairly distributed and the potential negative impacts of the free market are mitigated.
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The party's labour movement origins remain evident in its commitment to worker rights and its advocacy for robust labour laws, including fair wages, safe working conditions, and the right to organize.
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== Policy positions ==
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|y=23.09,16.00,17.35,13.56,12.81,6.84
The Social Democratic Party's policy positions are grounded in its commitment to social justice, workers' rights, and a strong welfare state. Key policy areas include:
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* Economic policy: The party advocates for progressive taxation, regulation of corporations, and robust social spending to ensure a fair distribution of wealth.
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* Labour rights: The party fights for fair wages, safe and healthy working conditions, and the right to collective bargaining. It also promotes policies to address unemployment and underemployment.
{| class=wikitable
* Social policy: The party supports a comprehensive welfare state, including universal healthcare, public education, affordable housing, and social security for all citizens.
|-
* Environmental policy: The party promotes sustainable economic practices and policies to combat climate change.
! Election year
 
! Votes
== Voter base ==
! %
 
! # of overall seats won
The Social Democratic Party primarily attracts voters from the working class, including blue-collar and white-collar employees, as well as individuals who favour social justice, income equality, and a robust welfare state. The party's strong ties to organized labour remain a significant influence on its voter base, with trade unions being key supporters.
! +/-
 
! Government
Despite this, the party has also managed to draw in a broader demographic, including young people, progressives, and those with a keen interest in social issues and the environment. The recent decline in support signals a challenge for the party to maintain its relevance in the changing political landscape.
|-
 
! 2002
== Electoral results ==
| 130,321
 
| 23.09 (#1)
== See also ==
| {{Composition bar|41|179|#E44D2E}}
* [[Politics of Hverland]]
|
| {{yes2|Coalition}}
|-
! 2006
| 91,774
| 16.00 (#2)
| {{Composition bar|28|179|#E44D2E}}
| {{decrease}} 13
| {{no2|Opposition}}
|-
! 2010
| 102,173
| 17.35 (#2)
| {{Composition bar|31|179|#E44D2E}}
| {{increase}} 3
| {{yes2|Coalition}}
|-
! 2014
| 81,385
| 13.56 (#3)
| {{Composition bar|24|179|#E44D2E}}
| {{decrease}} 7
| {{yes2|Coalition}}
|-
! 2018
| 77,641
| 12.81 (#3)
| {{Composition bar|23|179|#E44D2E}}
| {{decrease}} 1
| {{yes2|Coalition}}
|-
! 2022
| 43,598
| 6.84 (#6)
| {{Composition bar|12|179|#E44D2E}}
| {{decrease}} 11
| {{no2|Opposition}}
|-
|}


===Municipal councils===
{{Hverland political parties}}
====[[Pétursfjord]] Council====
{| class=wikitable
|-
! Election year
! Votes
! %
! # of overall seats won
! +/-
! Government
|-
! 2022
| 13,314
| 8.88 (#5)
| {{Composition bar|6|71|#E44D2E}}
| {{decrease}} 2
| {{yes2|Coalition}}
|-
|}

Latest revision as of 06:26, 9 March 2024

Social Democratic Party of Hverland

Félagslegaframsóknarparti hverlands
LeaderEinar Gunnarsson
Founded1902
IdeologyDemocratic socialism
Post-neoliberalism
Political positionLeft-wing
Colours  Red
Fjallting seats
8 / 81
Local seats
18 / 174
Sámedagi seats
2 / 13
Website
ffh.hv

The Social Democratic Party of Hverland (Hverlandic: Félagslegaframsóknarparti hverlands) is a left-wing, social democratic party with a history spanning over a century in Hverland's political landscape. Einar Gunnarsson, a seasoned and revered figure within the party, currently leads it. Born out of the labour movement, it has traditionally served as a strong advocate for worker's rights and welfare. Despite the steady decline in support in recent years, the party remains a prominent political entity, holding 8 out of 81 seats in the Fjallting and 18 out of 174 seats in local municipalities.

History

The Social Democratic Party was founded in 1902 amid a period of rapid industrialization in Hverland. Its birth from the labour movement was a response to an urgent need to safeguard the rights and welfare of the working class against the tide of growing industrial capital.

Throughout its existence, the Social Democratic Party has been instrumental in formulating Hverland's social and economic policies. It played a pivotal role in establishing Hverland's welfare state and has continued to champion social justice and labour rights.

In recent years, however, the party has faced a decline in its support base. Voters have increasingly migrated to The Liberals, a classically liberal party, and the Visionary Party, a techno-populist group, indicating a shift in Hverland's political climate.

Ideology

The Social Democratic Party adheres to an ideology rooted in democratic socialism and post-neoliberalism, embracing principles of social justice, income equality, and the welfare of all citizens. The party advocates for a strong governmental role in the economy to ensure wealth is fairly distributed and the potential negative impacts of the free market are mitigated.

The party's labour movement origins remain evident in its commitment to worker rights and its advocacy for robust labour laws, including fair wages, safe working conditions, and the right to organize.

Policy positions

The Social Democratic Party's policy positions are grounded in its commitment to social justice, workers' rights, and a strong welfare state. Key policy areas include:

  • Economic policy: The party advocates for progressive taxation, regulation of corporations, and robust social spending to ensure a fair distribution of wealth.
  • Labour rights: The party fights for fair wages, safe and healthy working conditions, and the right to collective bargaining. It also promotes policies to address unemployment and underemployment.
  • Social policy: The party supports a comprehensive welfare state, including universal healthcare, public education, affordable housing, and social security for all citizens.
  • Environmental policy: The party promotes sustainable economic practices and policies to combat climate change.

Voter base

The Social Democratic Party primarily attracts voters from the working class, including blue-collar and white-collar employees, as well as individuals who favour social justice, income equality, and a robust welfare state. The party's strong ties to organized labour remain a significant influence on its voter base, with trade unions being key supporters.

Despite this, the party has also managed to draw in a broader demographic, including young people, progressives, and those with a keen interest in social issues and the environment. The recent decline in support signals a challenge for the party to maintain its relevance in the changing political landscape.

Electoral results

See also