Free Citizens Alliance

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Basic Information

A party in the country of Columbia founded in January 2014 (10 years ago)

Description

We champion free markets, limited government, and national sovereignty. It believes prosperity comes from economic freedom while strong communities are built on faith, tradition, and shared moral values.

"Build Strong. Live Free"

Core Pillars

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Free market
Private ownership and competition
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Religion in government
Religious beliefs should guide society
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Border security
Control and limit immigration
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National identity
Prioritize national culture
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In Opposition
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Great Branding
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Committed to Democracy

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Seats held in Columbia

Political representation across legislatures

Senate

100 seats · 74 occupied
Seats held
13
Standing
#3
Chamber share
13.0%

House of Representatives

435 seats · 332 occupied
Seats held
116
Standing
#1
Chamber share
26.7%

Elected offices in Columbia

Offices this party holds or has a candidate for

Presidency

Has veto
Candidate

Legislative History

Proposals Made

Legislative proposals submitted by Free Citizens Alliance

Proposed by Free Citizens Alliance
Rejected March 6, 2014

Religious Charities Tax Exemption Act of 2014

This change supports faith communities while ensuring transparency by granting tax exemptions only to registered religious charities, benefiting public services …

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Votes Cast

How Free Citizens Alliance has voted on other parties' proposals

Voted Jan. 27, 2022
on proposal by Columbian Liberation

Shared Parental Leave Equality Act of 2022

Gender-balanced parental leave promotes equality, supports child development, and boosts workforce participation.

Voted Nov. 28, 2021
on proposal by Columbian Communist Congress

Strike Rights Expansion Act of 2021

A state that deprives worker's of their fundamental right to strike is nothing more than a dictatorial state.

Voted Nov. 28, 2021
on proposal by Democratic Peoples

Protest Rights Prior Notice Act of 2021

Prior notice balances public order and free expression, reducing disruption while protecting democratic dissent.

Voted Nov. 28, 2021
on proposal by Democratic Peoples

Mobile Phone Restrictions In Schools of 2021

Mobile phones in schools distract students and disrupt learning. Restricting use to break times promotes focus and reduces cyberbullying.

Voted Nov. 28, 2021
on proposal by Peoples Columbian Socialist Alliance

Healthcare System And Organ Donation Reform of 2021

These changes ensure universal healthcare access and increase organ donation rates, saving lives and reducing inequalities.

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