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The '''Visionary Party''' ([[Hverlandic language|Hverlandic]]: ''Sjónmennskuparti'') is a {{wpl|techno-populism|techno-populist}} political party in Hverland. The party's agenda focuses on ending the nation's {{wpl|digital divide}} and to adopt a comprehensive {{wpl|e-government}} program. The party is currently led by [[Superintendent of State (Hverland)|Superintendent of State]] [[Ólafur Stefánsson]].
The '''Visionary Party''' ([[Hverlandic language|Hverlandic]]: ''Sjónmennskuparti'') is a {{wpl|techno-populism|techno-populist}} political party in Hverland. The party's agenda focuses on ending the nation's {{wpl|digital divide}} and to adopt a comprehensive {{wpl|e-government}} program. Its leader is Freyr Galdursson. The Visionary Party currently holds 6 out of 81 seats in the [[Fjallting]] and 5 of 174 seats in local municipalities. It does not contest [[Sámedagi]] seats.
 
Following the 2022 national election, the Visionary Party entered into a coalition government with the {{HV-CP}}, {{HV-CN}}, and {{HV-MD}}.


== History ==
== History ==
The Visionary Party was born out of a coalition of ex-Social Democratic Party and ex-Moderates members in 2021, reflecting a desire for new approaches to societal challenges. Despite being formed less than a year before, it rapidly gained support and seized second place in the 2022 elections, establishing a majority coalition with the {{HV-CP}} and the {{HV-CN}}.  
The Visionary Party was founded in 2018 by a group of tech entrepreneurs, software developers, and futurists who believed that Hverland was lagging behind in the digital age. Many of the party's founders were previous members of the Social Democratic Party who felt that the party was not doing enough to harness the power of technology to improve public services and boost economic growth. The party's central philosophy hinges on transparency, social accountability, and the utilization of technology to foster societal cohesion.  
 
The party entered the [[Hverhöfn City Council]] with 4 seats following the [[2023 Hverhöfn municipal election|2023 local elections]]. It also has a single seat on the [[Akranes]] council.


== Ideology ==
== Ideology ==
The party's central philosophy hinges on transparency, social accountability, and the utilization of technology to foster societal cohesion. The Visionary Party is a staunch advocate of integrating artificial intelligence and other advanced technologies into Hverland's social and political systems. This stance, coupled with its commitment to societal transparency and accountability, positions the party at the intersection of innovation and governance.
The Visionary Party describes itself as a techno-populist party that seeks to bridge the digital divide and create a more transparent and efficient government. The party's platform includes support for open data initiatives, digital literacy programs, and the development of e-government services. The Visionary Party also advocates for the use of blockchain technology to enhance data security and privacy.
 
== Policy positions ==
The Visionary Party's policy positions reflect its commitment to using technological advancements for the betterment of society. Its key policy areas include:
 
* Technological innovation: The party promotes the integration of advanced technologies, particularly artificial intelligence, into various sectors including governance, healthcare, education, and infrastructure. It believes that this integration will enhance efficiency, reduce corruption, and ensure better resource allocation.
* Transparency and accountability: The party champions policies that foster government transparency and accountability. It advocates for the use of technology to improve the transparency of government operations, and to encourage citizen participation and engagement.
* Social cohesion: The party sees technology as a tool to enhance social cohesion. By bridging the digital divide and making technology accessible to all, the Visionary Party believes it can reduce social inequalities and foster a more connected society.
* Environmental sustainability: The party recognizes the role of technology in combating climate change and achieving sustainability. It supports initiatives that leverage technological innovation for clean energy, waste management, and other environmental challenges.


The party's economic policies are centered around fostering innovation and entrepreneurship in the tech sector. The Visionary Party supports tax incentives for tech startups, investment in STEM education, and the creation of tech hubs in urban centers. The party also promotes the use of renewable energy and sustainable practices in the tech industry.
== Voter base ==
== Voter base ==
The Visionary Party's voter base primarily comprises the younger demographic, technophiles, and those disillusioned with traditional politics. It appeals to voters who value transparency, social accountability, and the use of technology to solve societal issues. The party's rapid growth since its inception is indicative of a shift in the Hverlandic political landscape and a growing appetite for novel approaches to governance.
The Visionary Party draws support from a diverse range of voters, including tech professionals, young urbanites, and digital natives. The party's emphasis on innovation and technology appeals to voters who are concerned about the country's economic future and its ability to compete in the global market. The party has a strong presence in Hverhöfn, particularly in the tech district of Algorími, a bustling tech hub that houses several co-working spaces, tech incubators, and innovation centers.
 
== Electoral results ==
{|class=wikitable style="text-align:center; font-size: 90%;"
! Election
! Votes
! %
! Seats
! ±
! Government
|-
! [[2022 Hverlandic election|2022]]
| 14,933
| 16.90
| {{Composition bar|hex={{HV-VP/meta/color}}|17|101}}
| {{increase}} 17
| {{Yes|Coalition}}
|}


== See also ==
== See also ==

Latest revision as of 04:07, 8 April 2024

Visionary Party

Sjónmennskuparti
LeaderFreyr Galdursson
Founded2021
IdeologyTechno-populism
Political positionBig tent
Colours  Yellow
Fjallting seats
6 / 81
Local seats
5 / 174
Website
vp.hv

The Visionary Party (Hverlandic: Sjónmennskuparti) is a techno-populist political party in Hverland. The party's agenda focuses on ending the nation's digital divide and to adopt a comprehensive e-government program. Its leader is Freyr Galdursson. The Visionary Party currently holds 6 out of 81 seats in the Fjallting and 5 of 174 seats in local municipalities. It does not contest Sámedagi seats.

Following the 2022 national election, the Visionary Party entered into a coalition government with the Centre Party, Conservative Nationals, and Moderates.

History

The Visionary Party was founded in 2018 by a group of tech entrepreneurs, software developers, and futurists who believed that Hverland was lagging behind in the digital age. Many of the party's founders were previous members of the Social Democratic Party who felt that the party was not doing enough to harness the power of technology to improve public services and boost economic growth. The party's central philosophy hinges on transparency, social accountability, and the utilization of technology to foster societal cohesion.

Ideology

The Visionary Party describes itself as a techno-populist party that seeks to bridge the digital divide and create a more transparent and efficient government. The party's platform includes support for open data initiatives, digital literacy programs, and the development of e-government services. The Visionary Party also advocates for the use of blockchain technology to enhance data security and privacy.

The party's economic policies are centered around fostering innovation and entrepreneurship in the tech sector. The Visionary Party supports tax incentives for tech startups, investment in STEM education, and the creation of tech hubs in urban centers. The party also promotes the use of renewable energy and sustainable practices in the tech industry.

Voter base

The Visionary Party draws support from a diverse range of voters, including tech professionals, young urbanites, and digital natives. The party's emphasis on innovation and technology appeals to voters who are concerned about the country's economic future and its ability to compete in the global market. The party has a strong presence in Hverhöfn, particularly in the tech district of Algorími, a bustling tech hub that houses several co-working spaces, tech incubators, and innovation centers.

See also

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