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The '''Green Party''' is a Tsiba political party founded in | The '''Green Party''' is a Tsiba political party founded in 2008 by [[Emetsi Hhute Chavatsy]] to represent and support the agricultural interests of Tsiba. The Green Party is a centrist agrarian party. The party has been led by Pe'echavo Anderson since 2018. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
In | In 2008, with the legalization on non-Shooda political parties, Emetsi Hhute Chavatsy officially split from the party and put in a petition to form an agricultural-interest party. Chavatsy had previously served as Representative 42 of Tsibitsy for over a decade. The party slowly built support in rural areas, particularly in the region of Tsibitsy, once Chavatsy's petition was approved. | ||
Chavatsy won the party elections in | Chavatsy won the party elections in 2008, 2010, and 2012, but lost to Benya Marie Sherman in 2014, after which Chavatsy retired from politics. Sherman lead the party until 2018, when Pe'echavo Anderson won the 2018 party elections. Eleanor Marie Butler served as Secretary of the Party from 2008 to 2018, when she split to form the [[Ecology Party (Tsiba)|Ecology Party]]. Butler was replaced by Ishutse Novebeda. | ||
In their time in the [[Duchavoputsy]], the Green Party has traditionally been the second most successful party in passing legislation behind only the [[Shooda-Tsiba]] party. Members of the party often work with the Shooda-Tsiba, the Ecology Party, and the [[Unity Party]]. | In their time in the [[Duchavoputsy]], the Green Party has traditionally been the second most successful party in passing legislation behind only the [[Shooda-Tsiba]] party. Members of the party often work with the Shooda-Tsiba, the Ecology Party, and the [[Unity Party (Tsiba)|Unity Party]]. | ||
[[Category: Tsiba]] [[Category: Politics]] | [[Category: Tsiba]] [[Category: Politics]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:33, 27 July 2020
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| Party Leader | Pe'echavo Anderson |
| Secretary of the Party | Ishutse Novebeda |
| Founder | Emetsi Hhute Chavatsy |
| Founded | April 9, 2008 |
| Headquarters | Davapu, Tsibitsy |
| Ideology | Agrarianism |
| Political position | Center |
| Colors | Green and Yellow |
| Slogan | Ve she chatoochuda, ve she pubootsy, ve Tsiba |
| City Ministers | 5 / 52
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| Representative Legislature | 21 / 400
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| Regional Governors | 0 / 4
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The Green Party is a Tsiba political party founded in 2008 by Emetsi Hhute Chavatsy to represent and support the agricultural interests of Tsiba. The Green Party is a centrist agrarian party. The party has been led by Pe'echavo Anderson since 2018.
History[edit | edit source]
In 2008, with the legalization on non-Shooda political parties, Emetsi Hhute Chavatsy officially split from the party and put in a petition to form an agricultural-interest party. Chavatsy had previously served as Representative 42 of Tsibitsy for over a decade. The party slowly built support in rural areas, particularly in the region of Tsibitsy, once Chavatsy's petition was approved.
Chavatsy won the party elections in 2008, 2010, and 2012, but lost to Benya Marie Sherman in 2014, after which Chavatsy retired from politics. Sherman lead the party until 2018, when Pe'echavo Anderson won the 2018 party elections. Eleanor Marie Butler served as Secretary of the Party from 2008 to 2018, when she split to form the Ecology Party. Butler was replaced by Ishutse Novebeda.
In their time in the Duchavoputsy, the Green Party has traditionally been the second most successful party in passing legislation behind only the Shooda-Tsiba party. Members of the party often work with the Shooda-Tsiba, the Ecology Party, and the Unity Party.