Democratic Party

Democratic Party
 			
Democratic Party 			
Chairman: Herald Banks 			
Ideology: Infrastructure Reform, Education Reform, Agrarian Mixed Economics, Moderate States Rights			
Founded: March 18, 1795 			
Color: Blue 			
The Democratic Party was founded on March 18, 1795 from the merging of the Democratic-Republican and Grand Republic Party along with a group of Independents. The merging of these groups formed the Democratic Party, which quickly wrangled control of both chambers of Congress and the Presidency in 1796. The Party quickly became the largest in the nation, only falling to the Federalists in the Senate during the 1798 midterms.
On April 16, 1799 the Democratic Party and the Party for Democracy merged into the Democratic Union Party.
== Recreation ==
On April 17, 1814, the Democratic Party was reinstated in a combination between the Democratic-Republican Party, the People's Labour Party, and the Tertium Quid Party. The combination led to a major U.S. Party, however they would still be defeated by an alliance of the Constitutional Democratic and Yankee Party in the 1817 Contingent Election.
In 1816 after Rudolph Hartmann didn't win on the first ballot, William Aubrey organized a vote of no confidence, taking over the Party and forming a new strategy. After Aubrey's death Jonathan Banks III took immediate control, and after his death the party voted in William H. Crawford, the Vice President. Crawford gave the reigns to Herald Banks in 1818.
Chairman of the Democratic Party:
 	Name 	Home State 	Term
#1	Linda Banks 	New Jersey 	March 18, 1795 - April 16, 1799
#2	Rudolph Hartmann 	New York 	April 17, 1814 - November 22, 1816
#3	William Aubrey 	New York 	November 22, 1816 - March 8, 1817
#4	Jonathan Banks III 	Tennessee 	March 8, 1817 - April 16, 1817
#5	William H. Crawford	Georgia 	April 23, 1817 - May 12, 1818
#6	Herald Banks 	North Carolina	May 12, 1818 - Present
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