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Democratic Conservative

Platform

Basic Information

A party in the country of San Cordova founded in January 2015 (9 years ago)

Description

We build the bones of tomorrow’s prosperity today with steady hands strong hands and open doors for all.

"Democracy and Liberty"

Core Pillars

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Growth first
Maximize prosperity and development even at the expense of the environment
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Welfare programs
Government assistance for those in need
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Infrastructure focus
Invest in roads, bridges, and utilities
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National identity
Prioritize national culture
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People's Pledge
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Restless Voters
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Committed to Democracy

Activists

Party members and political operatives

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Seats held in San Cordova

Political representation across legislatures

Congress of Deputies

350 seats · 312 occupied
Seats held
312
Standing
#1
Chamber share
89.1%

Senado

266 seats · 237 occupied
Seats held
237
Standing
#1
Chamber share
89.1%

Legislative History

Proposals Made

Legislative proposals submitted by Democratic Conservative

Proposed by Democratic Conservative
Enacted June 4, 2015

Public Transportation Funding Act of 2015

Balancing urban mobility with economic viability: targeted car restrictions and free transit reduce congestion while maintaining accessibility for residents and …

Proposed by Democratic Conservative
Rejected March 25, 2015

Worker Employee Rights Act of 2015

Platform workers lack basic labor protections; classifying them as employees ensures fair wages and dignity in work.

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Votes Cast

How Democratic Conservative has voted on other parties' proposals

Voted April 24, 2015
on proposal by Citizens For A Democratic Society

Worker Protection Act of 2014

The proposed Worker Protection Act bans private sector data collection, sets a 35-hour workweek with no pay loss, and mandates …

Voted April 24, 2015
on proposal by Citizens For A Democratic Society

Worker Protection Act of 2014

The proposed Worker Protection Act bans private sector data collection, sets a 35-hour workweek with no pay loss, and mandates …

Voted April 5, 2015
on proposal by Democratic Conservative

Public Transportation Funding Act of 2015

Balancing urban mobility with economic viability: targeted car restrictions and free transit reduce congestion while maintaining accessibility for residents and …

Voted April 5, 2015
on proposal by Democratic Conservative

Public Transportation Funding Act of 2015

Balancing urban mobility with economic viability: targeted car restrictions and free transit reduce congestion while maintaining accessibility for residents and …

Voted April 2, 2015
on proposal by Democratic Conservative

Renewable Energy Priority Act of 2015

Shifting to a renewables priority mandate accelerates climate action, cuts emissions faster, and ensures long-term energy independence and public health …

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