United for Alvelo 1729 General Election Campaign (Nouvelle Alexandrie)
  (Top) Campaign logo(s) for the 1729 campaign. (Bottom) Poster from the 1729 campaign launch. | |
| Campaign Year | 1729 |
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| Campaign Name | "Forward Together: The Santander 1729 Vision" |
| Party Name | United for Alvelo (WPP) |
| Party Leader | Party Leader Pablo Alvelo Nieves |
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| Campaign Launch Date | 1.IX.1729 AN |
| Headquarters | Potosí, Santander |
| Political Alignment |
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| Seats | 91 seats (Santander) |
| Key Surrogates |
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| Amount of Events Held | XXX |
| Regions Visited | Santander |
The United for Alvelo 1729 general election campaign, also known as the "Forward Together: The Santander 1729 Vision" campaign, officially began on 1.IX.1729 AN, when Party Leader Pablo Alvelo Nieves formally announced the start of United for Alvelo's general election campaign at the Rally for a Better Santander event in Potosi, Santander. This is the second general election campaign for the regional political party, having been established in 1722 AN and first participated in the 1723 general election, winning 9 seats. Spearheaded by Pablo Alvelo Nieves, the campaign aims to capture federal, regional, and local offices for the party in Santander only.
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 91 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 1729 general election campaign.
Political alignment
| Heading | Text |
|---|---|
| Economic | -0.6 (left-wing) |
| Social | -0.8 (progressive) |
| Geography | 0.0 (neutral) |
| Cultural | 0.9 (populist) |
Background
1729 Progress for Santander Foundation Conference
Platform
Organization
Campaign officials
| Name | Title | Home Location |
|---|---|---|
| Pablo Alvelo Nieves | Party Leader | Potosí, Santander |
| Sofia Marquez Nieves | Director of Education Policy | Potosí, Santander |
| Alonso Nieves | Youth Engagement Coordinator | Rosselló, Santander |
| Carmen Nieves | Digital Campaign Manager | Coimbra, Santander |
| Martina Gonzaga | Environmental Policy Lead | Santiago, Santander |
| Phillippe Roi | Defense Policy Advisor | Castellón, Santander |
| Ignacio Yupanqui | Chief Economic Strategist | Bassumorto, Santander |
| Galicia de la Vega | Transparency and Accountability Officer | Wechuahuasi, Santander |
| Laura Espinoza | Campaign Manager | Ciudad Real, Santander |
| Eduardo Villanueva | Campaign Finance Director | Alpamayo, Santander |
| Isabela Cordero | Campaign Organizational Director | Coimbra, Santander |
| Miguel Torres | Campaign Communications Director | Puerto Carrillo, Santander |
| Ana María Sánchez | Campaign Coalitions Director | Acevedo, Santander |
| Jorge Rivera | Campaign Technology Director | Estoril, Santander |
Campaign finance
| Date of Report | Online Fundraising | Mailers | Individual Donations | Other Fundraising | Average Donation Amount | Total Fundraised |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14.VIII.1729 AN[1] | €80 million | €30 million | €60 million | €30 million | €50 | €200 million |
General Election Campaign
Key campaign themes
Campaign surrogates
United for Alvelo utilized a cadre of key surrogates, each selected for their specific expertise, societal influence, and ideological congruence with the party's values and the prevailing Alveloist ideology in the party:
- Sofia Marquez Nieves: Esteemed as both an educator and community activist, Sofia Marquez Nieves transcended her role as the candidate's spouse to become a pivotal advocate for UfA's educational and social policies. Through educational forums and discussions, she articulated the party's vision for reform, connecting deeply with educators and families.
- Alonso and Carmen Nieves: Targeting the younger electorate, Alonso and Carmen Nieves, the candidate's children, leveraged their community engagement and social media prowess to promote UfA's innovative policies. Their modern campaigning methods, including digital platforms, resonated with and mobilized younger voters.
- Martina Gonzaga: An environmental activist with a strong community presence, Martina Gonzaga bolstered UfA's environmental platform. Her leadership in sustainability rallies and educational sessions underscored the party's commitment to addressing climate change and environmental issues, key concerns for Santander's populace.
- Phillippe Roi: The military expertise of retired General Phillippe Roi lent credibility to UfA's defense policy, advocating for efficiency and accountability in defense spending. His dialogues on national defense appealed to a broad spectrum of voters, including conservatives and veterans.
- Ignacio Yupanqui: As a respected economist and political scientist, Ignacio Yupanqui played a vital role in communicating and shaping UfA's economic stances and policy proposals.
- Galicia de la Vega: Esteemed journalist Galicia de la Vega functioned as a critical observer of the campaign, ensuring transparency and accountability through rigorous examination of UfA's financial practices. Her commitment to journalistic integrity reinforced the party's dedication to openness.
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Logo of United for Alvelo.
Notable Moments and Events
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Results
See also
References
- ^ NBC_Newsfeed/1729#14
