Solidarity Front
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Basic Information
A party in the country of Marianne founded in February 2010 (14 years ago)
Description
A movement where justice grows from shared ground, where every voice shapes the harvest.
"The tide lifts all boats"
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Proposals Made
Legislative proposals submitted by Solidarity Front
Rejected Aug. 17, 2010
Combustion Engine Sales Ban Act of 2010
Current emissions standards reduce pollution but fail to prevent long-term harm. Banning new combustion engine sales will accelerate the transition …
Combustion Engine Sales Ban Act of 2010
Current emissions standards reduce pollution but fail to prevent long-term harm. Banning new combustion engine sales will accelerate the transition to zero-emission vehicles, improving public health and combating climate change.
Rejected July 20, 2010
Housing Program Modernization Act of 2010
Current targeted subsidies fail to meet demand; large-scale social housing ensures stable, affordable homes for more people, reducing homelessness and …
Housing Program Modernization Act of 2010
Current targeted subsidies fail to meet demand; large-scale social housing ensures stable, affordable homes for more people, reducing homelessness and economic strain.
Rejected June 14, 2011
Religious Neutrality Act of 2010
These changes ensure fairness by ending state favoritism toward religion while protecting secular education, fostering equal opportunity and public trust.
Religious Neutrality Act of 2010
These changes ensure fairness by ending state favoritism toward religion while protecting secular education, fostering equal opportunity and public trust.
Rejected June 14, 2011
Youth Employment Reform Act of 2010
This change balances child protection with workforce readiness, allowing supervised work at 16 while safeguarding younger children from exploitation.
Youth Employment Reform Act of 2010
This change balances child protection with workforce readiness, allowing supervised work at 16 while safeguarding younger children from exploitation.
Rejected June 24, 2010
Mandatory Parental Leave Expansion of 2010
Current leave policies underutilize parental bonding time. Mandating equal, non-interrupted leave ensures child development and gender equity.
Mandatory Parental Leave Expansion of 2010
Current leave policies underutilize parental bonding time. Mandating equal, non-interrupted leave ensures child development and gender equity.
Votes Cast
How Solidarity Front has voted on other parties' proposals
on proposal by Solidarity Front
Mandatory Parental Leave Expansion of 2010
Current leave policies underutilize parental bonding time. Mandating equal, non-interrupted leave ensures child development and gender equity.
Mandatory Parental Leave Expansion of 2010
Current leave policies underutilize parental bonding time. Mandating equal, non-interrupted leave ensures child development and gender equity.
on proposal by The Peoples Front
Foreign Land Ownership Ban of 2010
Banning foreign land ownership prevents foreign control of domestic resources, ensuring land stays in local hands for public benefit.
Foreign Land Ownership Ban of 2010
Banning foreign land ownership prevents foreign control of domestic resources, ensuring land stays in local hands for public benefit.
on proposal by The Peoples Front
Foreign Land Ownership Ban of 2010
Banning foreign land ownership prevents foreign control of domestic resources, ensuring land stays in local hands for public benefit.
Foreign Land Ownership Ban of 2010
Banning foreign land ownership prevents foreign control of domestic resources, ensuring land stays in local hands for public benefit.
on proposal by United Imperial Alliance
Life Begins at 55 (55 is the New 5) Act of 2009
Lowering the retirement age to 55 supports workers' well-being and ensures fair access to retirement benefits, benefiting public health and …
Life Begins at 55 (55 is the New 5) Act of 2009
Lowering the retirement age to 55 supports workers' well-being and ensures fair access to retirement benefits, benefiting public health and economic stability.
on proposal by United Imperial Alliance
Life Begins at 55 (55 is the New 5) Act of 2009
Lowering the retirement age to 55 supports workers' well-being and ensures fair access to retirement benefits, benefiting public health and …
Life Begins at 55 (55 is the New 5) Act of 2009
Lowering the retirement age to 55 supports workers' well-being and ensures fair access to retirement benefits, benefiting public health and economic stability.