Difference between revisions of "Socialist Party of Constantinopolis"
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| + | This is a list of the 4-year terms during which the Socialist Party held a majority of seats in the People's Assembly. The terms when the Socialists held over 50% of the seats are marked in '''bold'''. | ||
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| + | 1994-1998 | ||
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[[Category:Constantinopolis]] | [[Category:Constantinopolis]] | ||
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The Socialist Party of Constantinopolis is the largest political party in Constantinopolis, by number of members. Throughout the 20th century, the SPC has been in power more often than any other party, and its periods of rule have always been associated with political stability and economic prosperity. For many decades, the Socialist Party of Constantinopolis has been upholding its "4 founding principles": Democracy, Socialism, Planned Economics, and Peace.
Article under construction.
Socialist electoral record
This is a list of the 4-year terms during which the Socialist Party held a majority of seats in the People's Assembly. The terms when the Socialists held over 50% of the seats are marked in bold.
1942-1946 1946-1950 1950-1954 1954-1958 1958-1962 1970-1974 1974-1978 1978-1982 1994-1998 1998-2002
