Voice – Social Democracy

Voice – Social Democracy, (Slovak: HLAS – sociálna demokracia, HLAS-SD) is a proposed political party in Slovakia. It was announced on 29 June 2020, but has not yet been registered with the Ministry of the Interior.[1]

Voice – Social Democracy

Hlas–sociálna demokracia
AbbreviationHLAS-SD
LeaderPeter Pellegrini
Founded29 June 2020 (announcement)[1]
Split fromDirection – Social Democracy
IdeologySocial democracy[2][3][4]
Colours     Red      Blue
National Council
11 / 150
Website
http://strana-hlas.sk

The party was launched by former Prime Minister Peter Pellegrini on 29 June 2020. That day, he left Direction – Social Democracy (Smer–SD) along with ten more of the party's members of the National Council. In order to be officially registered, the party must obtain 10,000 signatures by 25 December 2020. He, Matúš Šutaj Eštok, and Peter Kmec form the party's preparatory committee. Pellegrini is planned to become the party's chairman if its formation takes place.[5] For the time being, the 11 deputies are classified as non-inscrits within the National Council.[6]

Representation

Deputies of the National Council

The party currently claims 11 members of the National Council, all of whom are former members of Smer–SD. They are not legally affiliated with Hlas–SD since the party has not officially been formed, and are classified as non-inscrits.

Name Elected for List
position
Personal
votes
Final
position
Peter Pellegrini Smer–SD 1 413,555 1
Richard Raši Smer–SD 4 154,722 3
Denisa Saková Smer–SD 3 144,100 4
Erik Tomáš Smer–SD 9 62,004 5
Peter Žiga Smer–SD 6 28,386 9
Matúš Šutaj Eštok Smer–SD 10 5,049 12
Ľubica Laššáková Smer–SD 13 10,781 13
Peter Kmec Smer–SD 16 1,524 16
Róbert Puci Smer–SD 26 2,689 26
Ján Ferenčák Smer–SD 28 2,679 28
Ján Blcháč Smer–SD 38 3,184 38
Source: SME
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gollark: What do they even gain from refusing to acknowledge Taiwan as separate?
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