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The Wahdist Republican Party (WR; Dabiristani: الجمهوريون الوحدويون), more commonly known as the "Wahdist Republicans", is a major political party in Dabiristan and one of two major parties in Dabiristani politics, along with the [[Wahdist League]]. It is the opposition party of [[Dabiristan]] following its loss in the 2022 National Elections. The party was formed a week after the formation of the Wahdist Republic of Dabiristan to combat the Wahdist League. |
The Wahdist Republican Party (WR; Dabiristani: الجمهوريون الوحدويون), more commonly known as the "Wahdist Republicans", is a major political party in Dabiristan and one of two major parties in Dabiristani politics, along with the [[Wahdist League]]. It is the opposition party of [[Dabiristan]] following its loss in the 2022 National Elections. The party was formed a week after the formation of the Wahdist Republic of Dabiristan to combat the Wahdist League. |
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The Wahdist Republican Party came into existence shortly after the Wahdist Revolution. Formed by centrists and left-wing members, the Wahdist Republicans |
The Wahdist Republican Party came into existence shortly after the Wahdist Revolution. Formed and led by centrists and left-wing members, the Wahdist Republicans run in direct opposition to the more right-winged Wahdist League. The Wahdist Republicans struggled to gain support during the early years of their existence but slowly gathered a large following. They won their first National Elections in 1994 following the split of the Wahdist League which resulted in the formation of the [[Combatant Clergy League]] and the presidency of Majed Al-Basim. |
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==History== |
==History== |
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The party would elect Feroz Ali-Shariati in as chairman after Al-Mousafavi's death. His chairmanship would focus on appealing to the working class which, up until Al-Basim's presidency, had supported the Wahdist League. He succeeded in this goal and secured the largest amounts of seats the Wahdist Republican Party had ever had. Ali-Shariati would still lose the 1990 National Elections but would set the basis for the victory of Taha Al-Fatah. |
The party would elect Feroz Ali-Shariati in as chairman after Al-Mousafavi's death. His chairmanship would focus on appealing to the working class which, up until Al-Basim's presidency, had supported the Wahdist League. He succeeded in this goal and secured the largest amounts of seats the Wahdist Republican Party had ever had. Ali-Shariati would still lose the 1990 National Elections but would set the basis for the victory of Taha Al-Fatah. |
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Taha Al-Fatah would become chairman of the Wahdist Republican Party following Ali-Shariati's inability to maintain leadership of the party. Al-Fatah's campaigns would focus on the rapidly growing youth population of Dabiristan. He hoped to exploit this group to earn a victory in the 1994 National Elections. Al-Fatah would gain the largest amounts of seat in the Wahdist Consultative Assembly |
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==Election Results== |
==Election Results== |
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