Democrats 69

Democrats 69 	Democrats 69
 	
 	
Abbreviation 	D69
Leader 	Nicholas Fofi
Deputy Leader 	Krisys
Founder 	Ruben of Miosma
 	Hiten
 	Filmsplitter
Founded 	6th of November 2019
Dissolved 	11th of November 2020
Headquarters 	Galilei, Lavanda Islands
Ideology 	Social-Liberalism
 	Semi-direct democracy
 	European Federalism
 	Radical centrism
Political position 	Radical centrism
European affiliation 	Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe Party
International affiliation	Liberal International
Colors 	Green
Seats in the Assembly 	
Governorships 	
Website 	Website
www.democrats69.gq 	www.democrats69.gq
 	
 	
 
Democrats 69 or D69 for short, formed in early November of 2019, after Ruben and Hiten got booted from the GreenLeft due to disagreement with the party leadership, they set up their ideal party manifesto and started looking for members which they succeeded with.
==Foundation==
Reform Adoria was founded on the 6th of November 2019 by 3 people. although its founders had previously been members of other political parties, they formed Reform Adoria as they felt their voice, the voice of Social Liberalism wasn't heard enough.
===Name and Logo===
At its founding, the party was called Reform Adoria, "Reform" referred to the party's most important goal: radical reformation of the democratic state and rule of law. In February 2020 after Reform Adoria became known as the elitist party they attempted to shed them selves of this image by rebranding them selves to Forum for Democracy until they reached 69 members when they then rebranded yet again to Democrats 69. They would keep this name until late June 2020, when Johannes rebranded the party to the Adorian Liberal Party. They would soon cycle through the names, Liberal Democratic Alliance, Liberal Centrist Alliance before settling on The Alternative.
Logo history
11-2019 - 02-2020	02-2020 - present
 	
== Electoral results ==
=== National Assembly ===
Election 	National Assembly	National Assembly	Government
Election 	% of votes 	Seats 	Government
Foundation date from a group of independents	N/A 	 	in opposition
10th 	8.01% 	 	in opposition
11th 	11.45% 	 	in support
12th 	12.00% 	 	in opposition
13th 	7.51% 	 	in coalition
14th 	8.00% 	 	In Coalition
15th 	8.14% 	 	in coalition
16th 	13.68% 	 	in coalition
17th 	13.72% 	 	in coalition
18th 	8.86% 	 	in coalition
19th 	11.72% 	 	in coalition
20th 	17.96 	 	in coalition
21st 	10.95% 	 	in opposition
22nd 	13.89% 	 	in coalition
23rd 	10.27% 	 	in coalition
24th 	11.48% 	 	in coalition
25th 	8.10% 	 	in opposition
26th 	2.42% 	 	in opposition
27th 	9.46% 	 	in opposition
28th 	5.67% 	 	in opposition
29th 	6.12% 	 	in coalition
30th 	7.30% 	 	in coalition
31st 	12.68% 	 	in coalition
32nd 	10.53% 	 	in opposition
33rd 	7.84% 	 	in opposition
34th 	7.98% 	 	in coalition
35th 	5.98% 	 	in coalition
36th 	6.86% 	 	in coalition
37th 	8.86% 	 	in coalition
2nd Democrats 69
1st of April, 2021 - 11th of May, 2021	2nd Democrats 69
1st of April, 2021 - 11th of May, 2021	2nd Democrats 69
1st of April, 2021 - 11th of May, 2021	2nd Democrats 69
1st of April, 2021 - 11th of May, 2021
47th 	12.03% 	 	in opposition
48th 	3.48% 	 	in coalition
role colour: 49aa6a
==Legacy==
Many disgruntled members remember the days of how D69 were in virtually every ruling coalition. This political prostitutionism and elitism did not buy the party a good name. Of their many logos the Gay Lion is by far one of their more famous ones for its design. Despite cycling through 7 different names in its lifespan the D69 is regarded as one of the most successful parties in Adoria standing for a total of 27 elections, second only to the Social Democratic Party. Only mere days before the Sierpininuke, The Alternative would become the 2nd Adorian Political party to celebrate its 1-year aniversary, the 1st being the SDP.
==References==
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