Green Party (West Miersa)
Green Party Partia zielonych | |
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Chairman | Henryk Rydzewski |
Parliamentary Leader | Alicja Pietruszewska |
Founded | 1985 |
Headquarters | West Żobrodź, West Miersa |
Ideology | Green politics |
Political position | Left |
Colors | Green |
National Assembly | 2 / 307
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Website | |
zielony.mz | |
The Green Party (Miersan: Partia zielonych) is a political party which operates in the Miersan Sotirian Republic. Established in 1985 by environmental activist Borysław Grodzicki, the Green Party sought to advocate for the protecting of West Miersa's environment.
While initially unsuccessful in gaining seats in the 1986 and 1991 general elections, under Ilona Malczewska's leadership, the Green Party was able to make a breakthrough into national politics in 1996, gaining two seats, making it the first political party led by a woman to gain representation in the National Assembly.
In 2006, Malczewska ran for the Presidency, making her the first female candidate to run for the Presidency, while she was succeeded as Parliamentary leader by Dymitr Moraczewski, who in 2011 oversaw the party's best electoral results thus far, when it gained three seats in the National Assembly. Moraczewski was succeeded as parliamentary leader in 2016 by Alicja Pietruszewska.
History
Ideology
The Green Party's ideology is based on green politics. To this end, the Green Party is a supporter of the four pillars (ecological wisdom, social justice, grassroots democracy, and non-violence).
Economically, the Green Party supports a green economy, and to reduce West Miersa's reliance on fossil fuels. It opposes privatization of government-owned companies, although it is critical of nationalization.
Socially, it has tended towards progressive policies, with the Green Party supporting legalizing abortion up to 12 weeks for any reason, as well as recognizing civil unions between same-sex couples.
In terms of foreign policy, the Green Party has supported a peaceful solution to "the Miersan situation," with Ilona Malczewska saying in 2006 that "if elected President," the Greens would negotiate "a final lasting peace" with East Miersa.
Structure
Due to the party's adherence of grassroots democracy, the Green Party has the membership directly elect all positions within the party. This extends from the constituency associations, where members in a given constituency elect their candidate, all the way to the highest echelons of leadership, where the entire membership votes for the leader of the party.
Election results
Presidential
Election year | Candidate | Voting | Victory? | |
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No. of votes | % of vote | |||
2001 | Dymitr Moraczewski | 61,626 | 0.4% | |
2006 | Ilona Malczewska | 327,364 | 2.2% | |
2011 | Alicja Pietruszewska | 41,343 | 0.3% | |
2016 | Henryk Rydzewski | 30,579 | 0.2% | |
2021 | Faustyna Romanowicz | 888,201 | 7.7% |
National Assembly
Election | Parliamentary leader | Candidates | Seats | +/- | Position |
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1986 | Borysław Grodzicki | 7/138 | 0 / 230
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new | Extra-parliamentary opposition |
1991 | 15/138 | 0 / 230
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Extra-parliamentary opposition | ||
1996 | Ilona Malczewska | 39/138 | 2 / 230
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2 | Opposition party |
2001 | 53/138 | 1 / 230
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1 | Opposition party | |
2006 | Dymitr Moraczewski | 67/138 | 2 / 230
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1 | Opposition party |
2011 | 82/138 | 3 / 230
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1 | Opposition party | |
2016 | Alicja Pietruszewska | 107/138 | 2 / 230
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1 | Opposition party |
2021 | 135/138 | 6 / 307
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4 | Opposition party |