Left Forward

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Basic Information

A party in the country of Saxenheim founded in December 2011 (13 years ago)

Description

Left Forward is a young, dynamic movement combining workers’ rights with bold new ideas. We fight for fair wages, equality, and inclusion while standing firmly against right-wing extremism. Together, we defend dignity, strengthen solidarity, and build a just future for all. Together, we move forward

"Solidarity at Work. Freedom in Life. – Fight Back. Move Forward."

Core Pillars

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Wealth redistribution
Wealth redistribution from the rich to the poor
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Gender equality
Equal opportunities regardless of gender
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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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Activists

Party members and political operatives

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Seats held in Saxenheim

Political representation across legislatures

Bundesrat

69 seats · 64 occupied
Seats held
5
Standing
#4
Chamber share
7.2%

Bundestag

650 seats · 598 occupied
Seats held
50
Standing
#4
Chamber share
7.7%

Legislative History

Proposals Made

Legislative proposals submitted by Left Forward

Proposed by Left Forward
Rejected July 29, 2012

Protect our Animals Act of 2012

This proposal aims to improve animal welfare by gradually phasing out inhumane factory farming practices and promoting higher standards of …

Proposed by Left Forward
Rejected June 4, 2012

Fair Integration Act of 2012

This proposal aims to strengthen integration by making citizenship more accessible for those who contribute to society. Reducing the residency …

Proposed by Left Forward
Enacted April 3, 2012

Dignified Retirement Act of 2012

After a lifetime of work, people deserve the right to retire earlier and live with dignity. This reform creates fairer …

Proposed by Left Forward
Enacted March 13, 2012

Equal Voices Act of 2012

Everyone deserves to be heard, not just those who are profitable or powerful. Expanding public broadcasting ensures that workers, young …

Proposed by Left Forward
Enacted Feb. 6, 2012

Time for Life Reform of 2011

Reducing the workweek to 35 hours ensures fairer distribution of productivity gains. It improves work-life balance, health, and well-being while …

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Votes Cast

How Left Forward has voted on other parties' proposals

Voted Jan. 25, 2014
on proposal by People's Democratic Alliance

Public Health And Safety Act of 2014

To reduce addiction, youth exposure, and public health costs by prioritizing community safety over profit-driven access.

Voted Dec. 25, 2013
on proposal by National Humanist Platform

Parental Leave Policy Amendment of 2013

These changes address the need to balance workplace flexibility with family support, ensuring mothers receive dedicated maternity leave while avoiding …

Voted Dec. 25, 2013
on proposal by National Humanist Platform

Parental Leave Policy Amendment of 2013

These changes address the need to balance workplace flexibility with family support, ensuring mothers receive dedicated maternity leave while avoiding …

Voted Dec. 9, 2013
on proposal by Liberal Union

Workweek Standards Modernization Act of 2013

We aim to modernise labour regulations by adjusting working hour limits to current needs. A 40-hour weekly cap with clear …

Voted Dec. 9, 2013
on proposal by Liberal Union

Workweek Standards Modernization Act of 2013

We aim to modernise labour regulations by adjusting working hour limits to current needs. A 40-hour weekly cap with clear …

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