New Popular Party

New Popular Party Nouveau Parti Populaire
Ouvrez les cœurs, ouvrez les portes
Abbreviation	NPP
Chairperson	Luc Allemand
General Secretary	Katia Boutet
Spokesperson	Jérémy Deslys
National Coordinator	Ambre Cuvier
National Convention Whip	Ponce de Allaire
Founder	Didier Trudeau
Founded	3 January 4731
Legalised	6 January 4731
Dissolved	15 February 4917
Merger of	Parti Populaire Parti Libéral
Headquarters	Arloux, Morbanaque
Newspaper	Le Social Démocrate
Student wing	Réseau d'Étudiants
Youth wing	Réseaux Populaires de Jeunes
Women's wing	Réseau Populaire des Femmes
LGBTQ+ wing	Réseau Populaire LGBTQ+
Ideology	Social democracy Social liberalism Trudeauism Verhoeven's Democracy Democratic socialism
Political position	centre-left to Left-wing
Colors	Green
Slogan	Ouvrez les cœurs, ouvrez les portes "Open hearts, open doors"
Seats in the National Convention of Rildanor	174 / 455
State Governors	2 / 5
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The New Popular Party (Canrillaise: Nouveau Parti Populaire) was a social democratic and social liberal political party in Rildanor, founded by Didier Trudeau on 3 January 4731. The party "seeks to improve the political, social and economic aspects of Rildanor, seeking efficient solutions to these problems through the free market, population diversity, free use of the media, freedom of expression and the right to vote". In June 4823, the Parti Populaire merged with the Parti Libéral and created this new social democratic/social liberal party. The party dissolved on February 4917. It was the main leftist party in Rildanor from 4731 to 4826, it then became the main ally of the United Left Front of Rildanor from 4826 to 4843, the party once more became the main leftist party in Rildanor from 4844 to 4917.

History

Founding

On January 4731, the independent politician Didier Trudeau founded the Parti Populaire, based on social democratic ideas. Originally, the Parti Populaire was to participate in the elections organized during the Democratic State of Rildanor, popularly known as Charpentierist Rildanor, however when the last Head of State Government, Françoise de Vries, declared that the monarchy was returning, through a parliamentary democracy took Didier Trudeau by surprise and the party had to adapt to the Rildanor monarchy, Trudeau updated the party's ideas to a social democratic party to promote them in a monarchical parliamentary democracy, de Vries called for parliamentary elections, and since the monarchy had been established, there should be a stable parliament. On April 4, 4734, the party won its first election with Trudeau being appointed President of the Government. Both Trudeau governments were composed by Republicans, however the Republican sentiment inside the party would quickly die after the end of the Third Tymoshenko Government.

First Popular Government (4734-4739)

Trudeau was elected as leader of the party in January 4731, therefore, as he was occupying this position, he was elected President of the Government, the first government was installed on April 4, 4734. The Trudeau governmentes were composed by a Republican majority, yet the Royal Bureau (the monarchy's public relations department) blocked all of the bills relating to the establishment of a Republic. Very important figures of the Rildanorian political scene had their beginnings in the Trudeau government, Volodymyr Tymoshenko, who wasPresident of the Government, began his political career with the Trudeau government.

The first years were based on restoring Rildanor's economy and establishing diplomatic relations between allied countries, such as in the case of Kanjor, where a cooperation agreement was signed. Trudeau called for a second election in April 4736, and a third one on April 1, 4739, Trudeau was forced to retire by the Rildanorian Monarchy as President of the Government following the election. Volodymyr Tymoshenko, a member of Trudeau's inner republican circle and a trusted member of his government, was elected as the new party leader and President of the Government.

Tymoshenko Years (4739-4751)

Volodymyr Tymoshenko, as a result of the forced resignation of Didier Trudeau, was elected as party leader days after the election, winning with a landslide victory, he was one of Trudeau's most trusted cabinet members. He was sworn in as President of the Government on April 14, 4739. During Tymoshenko's time as President of the Government, more laws have been established that have effectively improved civil rights, free market, freedom of speech, right to vote, public health, among other laws that have led Rildanor to a massive development in technological, social, economic and political aspects.

During the Tymoshenko government, different treaties and agreements have been signed, among them the Rildanor Official Treaty on Cooperation and Diplomacy, which improved relations with the nations that signed the agreement, establishing embassies and cultural associations in them.

Tymoshenko is the longest serving and most popular President of the Government in the history of the United Kingdom of Rildanor.

Tymoshenko ended his term on April 16, 4757.

Party organization

Main article: Leader of the New Popular Party

Leaders during the Lafayette monarchy

The following is a list of the leaders of the Popular Party

Party Leaders

Nº	Name	Portrait	Term	Age	Other major offices
1	Didier Trudeau		4731 - 4739	41 - 50	President of the Government
2	Volodymyr Tymoshenko		4739 - 4757	29 - 47	Minister of Foreign Affairs President of the Government
3	Bijoux Deschamps		4757 - 4769	30 - 42	Minister of Trade and Industry President of the Government
4	André Charpentier		4769 - 4788	59 - 78	Govt. Del. for Diplomatic Relationships 1st Vice-President of the Royal Senate President of the Royal Senate Minister of Internal Affairs Vice President of the Government President of the Government
5	Jean-Noël Bellegarde		4788 - 4790	38 - 44	Govt. Delegate for Civil Rights Minister of Justice Minister of Internal Affairs Vice President of the Government President of the Government
-	Djeferson Bourne		4790 - 4794	40 - 44	Royal Prosecutor General
6	Pavlo Tymoshenko Nicollier		4794 - 4806	34 - 46	2nd Vice-President of the Royal Senate Minister of Foreign Affairs President of the Government
7	Justin Macron		4806 - 4826	43 - 63	Minister of Internal Affairs Vice President of the Government President of the Government
8	Quentin Jacquinot		4826 - 4841	41 - 56	Minister of Science and Technology
9	Nicolas Vermaelen		4841 - 4843	31 - 33	None

Current Leadership

National Commitee of the New Popular Party

Position	Office Holder	Home State
Chairman	Luc Allemand	Boudigaux
General Secretary	Katia Boutet	Montpellier
Spokesperson	Jérémy Deslys	Morbanaque
National Coordinator	Ambre Cuvier	Tiralouse

List of Members of the National Commitee of the New Popular Party

Nº	Chairperson	General Secretary	Spokesperson	National Coordinator	Time in Office
					From	Until
1st	Nicholas Raymond	Milo Micheaux	Alix Favre	Noëlle Gérin	11 May 4843	11 June 4851
2nd	Mickaël Verhoeven	Camille Flandin	Victoria Botrel	Robin Lemaître	11 June 4851	13 June 4861
3rd	Robin Lemaître	Constantin Botrel	Sacha Clérico	Julien Allemand	13 June 4861	27 January 4881
4th	Justine Schaeffer	Nicolas Lémery	Évrard D'Amboise	Jennifer Allaire	27 January 4881	27 June 4890
5th	Aliénor Charpentier	Ivanna Pichard	Louis Celice	Christophe Chauveau	27 June 4890	22 June 4899
6th	Luc Allemand	Katia Boutet	Jérémy Deslys	Ambre Cuvier	22 June 4899	22 June 4901
7th		Aliénor Couvreur	Omer Affré	Suzanne Du Toit	22 June 4901	10 January 4902
	Aliénor Couvreur	Djeferson Gérin-Lajoie	Maéva Brasseur	Dominique Carbonneau	10 January 4902	26 June 4905
8th	Omer Affré	Dominique Carbonneau	Raphaëlle Chaney	Valérie Héroux	26 June 4905	27 June 4909
9th		Raphaëlle Chaney	Djeferson Cerfbeer	Alexandra Rodier	27 June 4909	27 June 4911
10th	Djeferson Gérin-Lajoie	Alexandra Rodier		Leslie Baudet	27 June 4911	26 June 4915
11th	Djeferson Cerfbeer		Leslie Baudet	Arsène Auclair	27 June 4915	10 January 4917
12th		Leslie Baudet	Ludovic Frère		10 January 4917	15 February 1917

Elections

During the Lafayette monarchy (4734 - 4843)

Date	Votes (#)	Votes (%)	Parliament seats	Seats ±	Leader	Position
April 4, 4734	11,869,367	100.00	750 / 750	750	Didier Trudeau	Government
April 1, 4736	11,893,160	100.00	750 / 750	0
April 1, 4739	12,049,394	100.00	750 / 750	0	Volodymyr Tymoshenko
April 1, 4745	12,281,893	100.00	750 / 750	0
April 1, 4751	11,656,945	100.00	750 / 750	0
April 1, 4757	11,949,251	100.00	750 / 750	0	Bijoux Deschamps
April 1, 4763	11,955,922	100.00	750 / 750	0
April 1, 4769	12,407,415	100.00	750 / 750	0	André Charpentier
April 1, 4775	11,462,416	99.65	750 / 750	0
April 1, 4781	11,753,734	100.00	750 / 750	0
April 1, 4787	11,361,760	100.00	750 / 750	0
July 1, 4788	11,843,404	100.00	750 / 750	0	Jean-Noël Bellegarde
July 1, 4794	12,321,856	100.00	750 / 750	0	Pavlo Tymoshenko Nicollier
July 1, 4800	11,968,624	100.00	750 / 750	0
July 1, 4806	11,822,096	100.00	750 / 750	0	Justin Macron
July 1, 4812	12,478,255	100.00	750 / 750	0
July 1, 4818	11,125,793	100.00	750 / 750	0
June 1, 4820	25,772,082	91.42	658 / 750	92
June 1, 4826	10,772,361	23.60	50 / 200	50	Quentin Jacquinot	Coalition Government
June 1, 4832	19,372,346	36.17	69 / 200	19
June 1, 4832	6,607,254	29.33	59 / 200	10		Oposition
February 1, 4841	11,997,847	100.00	200 / 200	141	Nicolas Vermaelen	Government

During the Provisional State of Rildanor (4843 - 4845)

National Constituent Convention elections

Date	Votes (#)	Votes (%)	National Constituent Convention seats	Seats ±
May 5, 4843	56,254,399	100.00	100 / 100	100

During the Trudeauist Republic of Rildanor (4845 - present)

Presidential elections

Date	Candidate	1st round (%)	2nd round %	Result
4845	Nicolas Vermaelen	56,151,271 (99.95)	-	Won
4849		45,582,515 (99.91)	-	Won
4853	François Xing	21,630,087 (67.44)	-	Won
4857		30,559,043 (73.51)	-	Won
4861	Juneau Valferra	33,856,574 (79.56)	-	Won
4865		14,293,675 (42.78)	-	Lost
4869	Julien Genest Chancellor	17,529,651 (51.96)	-	Won
4873		16,649,166 (49.22)	-	Lost
4877	Robert Domenech	18,446,238 (48.23)	-	Lost
4881	Artur Pujol	19,173,587 (50.91)	-	Won
4885		16,988,361 (46.11)	-	Lost
4887		16,471,471 (46.58)	-	Lost
4891	Ludovic Lefrançois	22,634,276 (38.07)	-	Lost
4895		23,330,809 (39.69)	-	Lost
4899		31,821,798 (55.55)	-	Won

Legislative elections

Date	Votes (#)	Votes (%)	National Convention seats	Seats ±
January 8, 4845	56,181,211	99.93	455 / 455	455
January 8, 4849	45,860,757	99.91	455 / 455	0
January 8, 4853	22,599,022	68.92	315 / 455	140
January 8, 4857	30,613,866	75.13	323 / 455	8
January 8, 4861	33,337,925	78.69	334 / 455	11
January 8, 4865	14,495,662	42.55	194 / 455	140
January 8, 4869	17,648,774	50.86	231 / 455	37
January 8, 4873	17,154,164	49.98	227 / 455	4
January 8, 4877	19,071,787	49.32	227 / 455	0
January 8, 4881	18,321,535	48.85	224 / 455	3
January 8, 4885	16,224,722	44.49	202 / 455	22
June 8, 4887	17,067,100	47.69	219 / 455	17
June 8, 4891	22,510,222	37.89	174 / 455	45
June 8, 4895	22,958,338	39.10	179 / 455	5
June 8, 4899	32,314,439	56.32	252 / 455	73

National Popular Convention

Logo of the National Popular Convention

The National Popular Convention, was the biannual convention of the Popular Party, where the primary elections are discussed and planned, information is given on the national advances made by the party and talks are given on different cultural, scientific, political and social issues with national and international exponents.

A city was chosen to be the host of this biannual event. The last city to host the event was Tiralle. The only time the event has held provincewide was in the year 4736 when the event was held at the Royal Province of Tiralouse. In 4792 during the Annual Session of the Party Board, a declaration was put forward by the Board, citing that the event, although it had massive attendance by party supporters, was very difficult to maintain and raise funds for the event, which is why the Party Board decided to suspend the event until a decision was made to whether continue or outright cancel the event. In June 4794, it was decided that the convention would be cancelled.

The following is a list of the National Popular Conventions held to date.

National Popular Conventions

Year	Host City
4732	Fontaine
4734	Arloux
4736	Tiralouse
4738	Labonne
4740	Françoys L'Hôpital
4742	Ville-sur-Cenx
4744	Tiralle
4746
4748	Croix
4750	Labonne
4752	Port Retagne
4768	Segre-Sabie
4770	Saint-Antoine
4772	Arloux
4774	Port Retagne
4776
4778	Ville-sur-Cenx
4780	Saint-Antoine
4782	Trudeau
4784
4786	Charpentier
4788	Tiralle

Conventions

List of Conventions

City	Times hosted	Year(s) hosted	Venue
Port Retagne	3	4752, 4774, 4776	Centre Culturel Emmanuel Bellegarde (4751) Centre de Conventions Gachet (4774, 4776)
Charpentier	3	4738, 4750, 4786	Stade All-Star de Charpentier (4738) Centre Synergie (4750) Centre de Conventions Billancourt (4786)
Tiralle	3	4744, 4746, 4788	Dôme des Étoiles de Tiralle (4744, 4788) Théâtre de l'Opéra de Tiralle (4746)
Trudeau	3	4732, 4782, 4784	Centre Culturel de Trudeau (4732) Salle de Musique Drapeau et Bouclier (4782, 4784)
Arloux	2	4734, 4772	Complexe Culturel Jean-Luc Bernier (4734) Centre Rildanorienne pour la Science et la Culture (4772)
Saint-Antoine	2	4770, 4780	Cercle Culturel Ouvert de Saint-Antoine (4770) Place Culturelle de Meroix (4780)
Ville-sur-Cenx	2	4742, 4778	Place Culturelle de Ville-sur-Cenx
Tiralouse	1	4736	Statewide. Celebrated in these venues: Dôme des Étoiles de Tiralle Stade All-Star de Charpentier Théâtre de l'Opéra d'Alkenne Salle de Concerts de Malini
Croix	1	4748	Salle de Concerts Kier Bellegarde
Segre-Sabie	1	4768	Cercle Culturel Ouvert de Segre-Sabie
Françoys L'Hôpital	1	4740	Salle Culturelle des Héros

Chairperson of the National Popular Convention

The Chairperson of the National Popular Convention is in charge of organizing and planning the event, on a scale that party members can attend. The last Chairperson of the National Popular Convention was Ilonna Beaugendre. Below is a list of the Chairpersons of the National Popular Convention

Chairperson of the National Popular Convention

Nº	Name	Term
1	Didier Betancourt de Saint-Exupéry	4732 - 4738
2	Julien DeBeaumarchais	4738 - 4751
3	Jacques Hollande	4751 - 4765
4	Felip Betancourt Mas	4765 - 4782
5	Ilonna Beaugendre (Last chairperson)	4782 - 4792