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Revision as of 19:09, 23 March 2022
The Left Party of Slokais Partido Izqienda de Slokais | |
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| Slokasian name | La Lanack de Slokais |
| Leader | Howard-Alexander Walker |
| Leader in the Tribal Council | Ethan Nalnan |
| Founder | Howard Prince-Gonzalez |
| Founded | September 1, 1891 |
| Headquarters | New Liverpool |
| Youth wing | Forward Allance |
| Membership (2020) | 100,000 |
| Ideology | Social Liberal,Classical Liberal, |
| Political position | Center-Left |
| Colors | Grey |
| House | 2 / 642
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| Tribal Council | 0 / 19
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| Provincial Governors | 1 / 21
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| Website | |
| Left.si | |
History
First Political Era
The Left Party was founded in 1891 as an alliance of Left-Leaning thinkers by Howard Price Gonzalez. Though it has its roots even earlier in the Republican Left Party during the colonial era. During this time the Left had strong support among the well-educated as well as rural farmers. However after 1898, when Gonzalez retired the party was left somewhat unstable. However the party was taken in a new direction by Henry Banks who began to appeal more to urban working-class voters through promises of public investmeant in education. Though failture to this eventually cost the party support and by 1908 lost the House to the Center Party.
Second Political Era
In 1910, the Center Party on a platform of rural reforms and social security won rural support. In 1914 this grew to a landslide for the Center Party winning 60 of 94 seats. For this time period the Left Party attempted to build its support among the working class. After the Opening Day Confict of 1915, they gained some support in 1918 from left-wing working class voters. The party however lost much of its support after not support the 1919 Protests, after this the party name became tarished and the party was nicknamed the "Stuffy Pocket" Party for its alleged corruption.
Third Political Era
During the 1920s, the party became the primary leading voice of dissent to the Conservatives who held very high support over rural voters and managed to win over working class voters, election after election. Millard Zhao was the face of the party during this time yet never managed to get over 40% of the popular vote. In 1938 after the death of David Livingstone, George Ramirez led a Left Party resurgence as a truly center-left party.