Golden Party (Pinang)

Golden Party
President	Esty Carpentieri
Vice-president	Walker
Founded	18 April 2018 (First Republic of Pinang), 16 June 2018 (Archduchy of Pinang)
Dissolved	20 October 2019
Headquarters	Estosadok
Membership (July 2018)	5
Ideology	Majority Social Liberalism Progressivism Green Liberalism Monarchism Minority Centrism Republicanism Liberal Conservatism
Political position	Centre-Left
Colors	Gold
Parliament of Pinang	4 / 5 (17 April 2019)
Government	3 / 6 (23 September 2019)

The Golden Party (Italian: Partito Dorato) also known by its acronym PDP was a liberal political party of the Archduchy of Pinang and the biggest political party in Pinang.

History

The Golden Party was formed on April 18, 2018. The current last has been in force since December 4, 2018. The president has dissolved the party on 20 October 2019.

List of Vicepresidents

	№	Name	Vicepresidency	Time in office	Ideology	president
	1st	Mayor of New Piniang	18 April 2018- 4 June 2018	47 days	Centrism	Esty
	2nd	Pino	4 June 2018- 11 June 2018	7 days	Souverainism	Esty
	3rd	Senator Walker	16 June 2018- 20 October 2019	491 days	Progressivism	Esty

Ideology

Overall, the Golden Party was considered as a Social liberal and Progressive party, despite having centre-right liberal-conservative factions. The party supported a free market economy and strongly supported left-leaning social policies, in fact it supported the first amendment to the archduchy constitution that protected the LGBT community and 1/2018 law which banned racially motivated, neo-nazi and neo-fascistic groups.

Electoral Results

Election	Popular vote	Vote percentage	Candidate	Affluence
Elections for the president of the Parliament October 2018	3/4	75%	Esty	44,4% ▲
Elections for the president of the Parliament April 2019	2/5	40%	Esty	55,55% ▲
Elections for the president of the Parliament June 2019	5/6	83,33%	Esty	54,54% ▼
Elections for the president of the Parliament August 2019	4/5	80%	Esty	50% ▼

• (during the elections for the President of the Parliament of June, August, December 2018 and February 2019 all the candidates were part of the Golden Party)