West Phoenicia Prohibition Party
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West Phoenicia Prohibition Party Prohibition Party | |
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| Abbreviation | WPP |
| Leader | Rev. Trevor Meadows |
| Deputy Leader | Lady Joyce Duff |
| Party President | Ptah Davidian |
| Deputy Party President | Mason Van Hamburg |
| Founded | August 29, 2011 |
| Headquarters | Antebellum Territory; West Phoenicia |
| Membership (2020) | 19,000 |
| Political position | Right Wing to Far Right |
| Colors | Brown |
| Slogan | ' |
| House of Representatives | 79 / 1,590 |
| Senate | 5 / 106 |
| Administrative Governors | 1 / 53 |
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History
Ideology
- Temperance
- Christian democracy
- Fundamentalism
- Green conservatism
- Anti Drugs
- Social Conservatism
List of leaders
- Rev. Trevor Meadows: 2016-Present
- Polycarp Vestero: 2011-2015
Policies:
- Sin tax of 40% on all alcohol, drugs and cigarettes.
- Banning of tobacco and alcohol products advertising on television and sponsorship
- Harsher sentences for drug dealers and offenders.
- Banning of gambling establishments and strip clubs.
- Tax rate of just 5%.
- Clean living. Green jobs.
- Alternative energy schemes.
- Free University tuition.
- First home owners grant of $90,000.
- Overhaul of the movie industry classification rating.
- Anti polygamy
- Improvement in infrastructure and roads
- Banning movies with graphic violence
- Ending Pagan Temple Prostitution
- Banning Prostitution
Governors 2020
| Governor | Portrait | City-State | Time in Office | % Carried City-state | Notes |
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| Agrippa Dew IV | 
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Herodian Valley | 2nd November 2019 | 54.6% |
Election Results
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| Election | Leader | Seats won | +/− | Government | Notes | |||
| 2019 | Rev. Trevor Meadows | 79 / 1,590
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