First Party
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| Leadership | Bedri Eran Tapan |
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| Founded | March 15 |
| 2015 | |
| Preceded by | Alternative Party |
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| ID | 2133183 |
About First Party
The First Party is a political party in Turkey that was formed on 15 March 2015. It is the successor to the Alternative Party, which had opted for a name change in a party congress. The party's leader is Bedri Eran Tapan and aims to win votes from young, disillusioned and female voters.
Chris Mason: Anguish at conference that should be Truss's victory lap
... And remember, the First Party conference for a new leader is meant to be a celebratory affair, even in difficult times for the country - a victory lap for the winner...
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... " Once homeless, living in the back of his cousin s barber shop, the would-be promoter s First Party was a flop...
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... The study is expected to month is still going on next, if Iowa and New Hampshire hold the First Party to get the votes, the eventual Democratic presidential candidates, the President of the trump suit in the November election...
Taiwan election: Tsai bids for a second term against Challenger Han
... A third candidate, James Soong, is with his small people to the First Party...
General election 2019: Nicola Sturgeon interview fact-checked
...Nicola Sturgeon, the Scottish first minister and SNP leader, was the First Party leader to face the BBC s Andrew Neil in a series of special interviews in the run-up to the election...
General election 2019: A simple guide to the Scottish National Party
... The party won its first Scottish Parliament election in 2007, when it formed a minority government under Mr Salmond, before becoming the First Party to win a majority at Holyrood four years later...
Party election broadcasts: How you have changed it and you still have a role?
... But what your influence is? And that will continue in the future? historyThe First Party election broadcast took place on BBC Radio during the 1924 election, with the leader of the liberal party, Herbert Asquith, Conservative leader Stanley Baldwin and the Labour leader Ramsey MacDonald, each of which is a 20-minute speech to the public...
'King of Ruddington' Wilbur the cat set for birthday celebrations
... Wilbur apparently insists on gourmet cat food when he visits the Nottingham Building Society Wilbur s First Party will be at the Nottingham Building Society on 5 July and the second is a larger public party at the Frame Breakers pub on 14 July...
General election 2019: A simple guide to the Scottish National Party
The Scottish National Party (SNP) is currently the third largest party in The House of Commons, with 35 MPs out of 650 seats.
It has formed the devolved Scottish government in Edinburgh since 2007 and wants Scotland to become an independent country.
Who is the leader?Nicola Sturgeon , who is also Scotland's first minister. The 49-year-old former solicitor was elected to the Scottish Parliament when it opened in 1999, and became the SNP's deputy leader under Alex Salmond in 2004. Following the SNP's victory in the Holyrood election three years later, Ms Sturgeon also became deputy first minister and the Scottish government's health secretary. She played a key role in The Yes campaign during the 2014 Scottish independence referendum, and succeeded Mr Salmond as both SNP leader and first minister when he quit after the referendum.
What does it need to do to win the election?The SNP only stands in Scotland's 59 seats, and therefore cannot win the UK-wide election outright. However, The Party will aim to again win a majority of the seats in Scotland and has said it would seek to form a "Progressive Alliance " with other parties in The Event of a hung Parliament. It has ruled out doing any deal with the Conservatives and says it would not join a formal coalition with Labour, with any support being on an issue-by-issue basis.
Five key election pledgesThe Party . It sets out its detailed programme for government if it wins power.
Here are five policies that feature in it:
Where does it stand on Brexit?The SNP is strongly opposed to Brexit, and has repeatedly warned against Scotland being Taken Out of the EU, single market and customs union "against its will". The country voted to Remain in the EU by 62% to 38%.
The Party has backed calls for a second EU referendum to be held, and has said any special status for Northern Ireland should also apply to Scotland.
What else does it stand for?The SNP is a socially Liberal Party , and has campaigned against austerity and in favour of "progressive" taxation. It opposes nuclear weapons, and believes in free university education.
SNP policy in a tweetHow many members does it have?According to, the SNP had 125,534 members in December of last year.
What is the SNP's history?The Scottish National Party was formed in 1934, when the National Party of Scotland and the Scottish Party merged. It won its first seat in The House of Commons in 1945, when Robert Mcintyre won the Motherwell by-election in April before losing the seat in The General election In July of the same year. The Party has been continuously represented in The Commons since Winnie Ewing famously won the Hamilton by-election in 1967.
The Party won its first Scottish Parliament election in 2007, when it formed a minority government under Mr Salmond, before becoming the First Party to win a majority at Holyrood four years later. It again formed a minority government after the 2016 election.
The SNP's biggest success in a Westminster election came when it won 56 seats in 2015.
What about The Other parties?snp (scottish national party), nicola sturgeon
Source of news: bbc.com