United for Alvelo 1723 General Election Campaign (Nouvelle Alexandrie)
  Campaign logo(s) for the 1723 United for Alvelo general election campaign. | |
| Campaign Year | 1723 |
|---|---|
| Campaign Name |
Somos Más y No Tenemos Miedo There's More of Us, And We Aren't Afraid |
| Party Name | United for Alvelo |
| Party Leader | Party Leader |
| Campaign Slogan | Pablo Alvelo Nieves |
| Campaign Launch Date | 1723 AN |
| Headquarters | Potosí, Santander |
| Political Alignment |
|
| Seats | 97 seats (Santander) |
| Key Surrogates | |
| Amount of Events Held | Template:Notable Campaign Events |
| Regions Visited | Santander |
The United for Alvelo 1723 general election campaign, also known as the "Somos Más y No Tenemos Miedo" (There's More of Us, And We Aren't Afraid) campaign, marks a pivotal moment in the political landscape of Nouvelle Alexandrie. Officially inaugurated on XX.XX.1723 AN through the 1723 UfA Opening Day Rally and Fair, the campaign serves as the electoral arm of the United for Alvelo political group. Spearheaded by Pablo Alvelo Nieves, the campaign aims to capture seats for the party in the Santander region during the 1723 general elections.
The campaign is rooted in a blend of left-leaning economic policy, liberal social values, and a strong populist undertone, as encapsulated in its distinct platform. Its headquarters are situated in Potosí, Santander, a locale that significantly resonates with the party's grassroots ethos and the home of its leader, Pablo Alvelo Nieves. As the party fields 97 candidates for every seat Santander sends to the Cortes Federales of Nouvelle Alexandrie, it employs a robust network of key surrogates, including notable figures such as Martina Gonzaga and Phillippe Roi, who amplify its message. This article delves into the political alignment, organizational structure, and strategic initiatives that form the bedrock of the United for Alvelo 1723 general election campaign.
Political Alignment
- Economic Policy (-0.6): While the UfA leans towards left-wing policies with the Unified Social Credit Policy and emphasis on workers' rights, the party also has some centrist policies like zero-interest loans for local businesses. This lands it at -0.6 on the economic policy scale.
- Social Policy (-0.8): The UfA platform strongly emphasizes liberal values such as universal healthcare and education but also includes some moderate points like the civic service requirement, placing it at -0.8.
- Geographic Tendency (-0.7): With a focus on urban renewal and public transport, the party is skewed towards urban areas, but its broader social policies could have a more neutral or even rural appeal. A -0.7 rating reflects this.
- Cultural Tendency (-0.9): The UfA has a strong populist tilt, as seen in its grassroots beginnings and its leader Pablo Alvelo Nieves' close relationship with his community. Therefore, it rates at -0.9.
