Leftist League

Disbanded

This Party Has Been Disbanded

This party was disbanded on 15 April 2026 at 1:59 AM. All historical data (proposals, votes, laws, etc.) has been preserved, but the party is no longer active.

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Basic Information

A party in the country of Charlemont founded in May 2011 (13 years ago)

Description

We fight for the liberation of working peoples, a unifying national identity, and equality for all.

"Break The Chains"

Core Pillars

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Protections for workers
Strong labor rights and wages
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Welfare programs
Government assistance for those in need
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Gender equality
Equal opportunities regardless of gender
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National identity
Prioritize national culture
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Committed to Democracy

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Legislative History

Proposals Made

Legislative proposals submitted by Leftist League

Proposed by Leftist League
Rejected April 11, 2012

Worker Reforms of 2012

These changes aim to improve worker well-being, family life, and economic fairness by reducing labor exploitation, strengthening democracy at work, …

Proposed by Leftist League
Rejected Jan. 30, 2012

Families First Bill of 2011

To improve family bonds, housing affordability, and youth safety through stronger parental leave, social housing, and targeted curfews.

Proposed by Leftist League
Rejected Jan. 3, 2012

Criminal Reformation Act of 2011

Decriminalizing marijuana reduces unnecessary arrests and expunges records, while limiting the death penalty to premeditated murder ensures justice and fairness.

Votes Cast

How Leftist League has voted on other parties' proposals

Voted Jan. 7, 2012
on proposal by Cdoc - Christian Democrats Of Charlemon

Fiscal reform of charity of 2011

Taxing charity is taking money from the poor and homeless.

Voted Dec. 1, 2011
on proposal by Leftist League

Families First Bill of 2011

To improve family bonds, housing affordability, and youth safety through stronger parental leave, social housing, and targeted curfews.

Voted Dec. 1, 2011
on proposal by Leftist League

Families First Bill of 2011

To improve family bonds, housing affordability, and youth safety through stronger parental leave, social housing, and targeted curfews.

Voted Dec. 1, 2011
on proposal by Sovereign Unity Movement

Secular Education in Public Schools Act of 2011

This change ensures inclusive education by preventing religious bias, fostering critical thinking, and respecting all students’ beliefs in a diverse …

Voted Dec. 1, 2011
on proposal by Sovereign Unity Movement

Secular Education in Public Schools Act of 2011

This change ensures inclusive education by preventing religious bias, fostering critical thinking, and respecting all students’ beliefs in a diverse …

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