Nepserot
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Nepserot | |
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| Leader | Mïgrai Bharamut |
| Founder | Marveil Urshlo |
| Founded | 5 January 1953 |
| Headquarters | 16 Aterület Street, Angrast, Drevstran |
| Ideology | Big tent One-nation conservatism Economic liberalism Liberal conservatism |
| Colors | Black White Purple |
| Parliament of Drevstran | 291 / 561
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| Presidents of Departments | 17 / 77
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| Local Mayors | 2,164 / 8,004
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Nepserot is a Drevstranese political party created by Marveil Urshlo in 1953 in the wake of the proclamation of the Second Mervoshia, the current political system of Drevstran. It's policies and platforms broadly tend to be qualified as centre-right or right wing, with an emphasis on economic liberalism, democracy, and nationalism. It is currently the country's largest party, holding both the Mayorship of the Palace and the Majority of the Parliament.
History
Origins
The party was officialy founded in 1953 but was the continuation of an informal political groupe nicknamed the Pristlav Clique: an unofficial circle and think-tank of liberal businessmen and officials who wished for the end of the Skolad Dictature and prepared for the aftermath of a potential overthrow of the Mayor of the Palace. The first real successes of the Party would come during the elections of 1958 when it's leader Marveil Urshlo, was elected Mervoret of Drevstran. This first mandate as Mervoret would refine most of the party's political line, and solidify it's position as the nation's liberal-conservative party and the main alternative to "the extremes" of Yednosc! and of Dursila's Anarchists.
Bharamut era (2014 - present)
Mïgrai Bharamut became President of Nepserot in 2012 following the murder of Elross Gismond. He placed himself in the continuation of his predecessor, promoting what has often be perceived as “populist social policies”. Said populists accents of his rhetoric and program, plus the outrage sparkled by Elross death and the lack of a coherent opposition since Simon Smeleres was still at the time occupied with his judicial case, allowed Migrai Bharamut to easily win the 2014 elections and the “Bharamist” view on welfare has become the main line of Nepserot. The Party's stance on Liberalism, however, never fluctuated and it continues to push for a greater integration of the country to international markets, promoting the quality and education of its workforce to do so.
Mïgrai has expanded Drevstran’s social coverages from a very selective set of provisions of social-service to a “cradle-to-the-grave” model. But his most controversial reform was to severly restrict access to said coverages, stressing out the "necessity of citizenship” limiting it to “full-citizenship” and making the access to such status more difficult for people not born from two Drevstraneses parents.
Electoral Results
| Mayorship of Drevstran | |||||||
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| Election year | Candidate | 1st round | 2nd round | ||||
| Votes | % | Rank | Votes | % | Rank | ||
| 2019 | Mïgrai Bharamut | 8,320,112 | 24.8 | 1rst | 17,411,847 | 51.9 | 1rst |
| 2014 | Mïgrai Bharamut | 8,454,307 | 25.2 | 1rst | 20,431,242 | 60.7 | 1rst |
| Parliament of Drevstran | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Election | Leader | Seats won | +/− | Rank | Government | Notes | ||
| 2019 | Mïgrai Bharamut | 291 / 561
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 51
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#1 | Government | |||
| 2014 | Mïgrai Bharamut | 342 / 561
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 40
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#1 | Government | |||
| 2012 | Elross Gismond | 302 / 561
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100
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#1 | Government | |||