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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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Revision as of 09:09, 31 October 2023
Wahdist Republicans الجمهوريون الوحدويون | |
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| Abbreviation | WR |
| Chairman | Ansar Al-Adem |
| Vice Chairman | Mahmoud Kazimi |
| Headquarters | Al-Khuweeiyah, Dabiristan |
| Student wing | Students of the Republican Movement |
| Youth wing | Republican Youth |
| Religion | Wahdist Alqamarism |
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 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.
History
Early Years
The Wahdist Republican Party was registered as an official political party on [date]. Despite being officially formed on [date], the party had unofficially functioned for around a month. Mostafa Al-Mousafavi became chairman of the party upon its registration. His leadership earned the party a small following and allowed it to secure a small but significant number of seats. Mostafa Al-Mousafavi would continue to serve for a second term until his death in 1989.
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.
Post 1994 National Elections
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
Election Results
| Election | Chairman | Votes | % | Seats | ± | Result |
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| 1984 | Mostafa Al-Mousafavi | 22 / 220
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 22
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Loss | ||
| 1986 | Mostafa Al-Mousafavi | 20 / 220
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 2
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Loss | ||
| 1990 | Feroz Ali-Shariati | 52 / 250
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32
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Loss | ||
| 1994 | Taha Al-Fatah | 120 / 250
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68
|
Victory (Coalition: WR,DMD,NMD) | ||
| 1998 | Najarvani Al-Musawi | 96 / 250
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24
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Loss (Coalition: WR,DMD) | ||
| 2002 (1st) | Abdolhassan Maharadi | 108 / 250
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12
|
Loss (Coalition: WR,DMD) | ||
| 2002 (2nd) | Abdolhassan Maharadi | 110 / 250
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2
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Victory (Coalition: WR,DMD,NMD) | ||
| 2006 | Javad Mansur | 114 / 250
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4
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Victory (Coalition: WR,DMD,NMD) | ||
| 2010 | Javad Mansur | 142 / 250
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28
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Victory | ||
| 2014 | Abbas Ali-Shariati | 92 / 250
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50
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Loss | ||
| 2018 | Kazim Ansari | 80 / 250
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12
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Loss | ||
| 2022 | Kazim Ansari | 78 / 250
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2
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Loss |