About: Northerners' Front

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The Northerners' Front is a party in Rio Blanco; born to lead the Honookee Republic, now its goal is to re-establish said nation. It is registered in four of the eleven FOADs: Uinta, Baynice, Sioux and Salt Lake; because of that, the Northerners' Front may not contest in nationwide elections.

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rdf:type	Political Party
rdfs:label	Northerners' Front
rdfs:comment	The Northerners' Front is a party in Rio Blanco; born to lead the Honookee Republic, now its goal is to re-establish said nation. It is registered in four of the eleven FOADs: Uinta, Baynice, Sioux and Salt Lake; because of that, the Northerners' Front may not contest in nationwide elections.
dcterms:subject	Political parties Rio Blanco
foaf:homepage	http://www.northiefront.rb
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leader1 name	dbkwik:resource/Tt1PnqcKsvlHsxVFSzfZyw==
leader1 title	President
Logo	200(xsd:integer)
Name	Northerners' Front
Colors	Purple
ideology	Abolition of the ban on unilateral secession Revival of the Honookee Republic
Seats1 Title	Seats in the Baynice Legislature
Seats3 Title	Seats in the Uinta Legislature
Founder	James McAuley
Headquarters	Cheyenne, Baynice
Seats2 Title	Seats in the Sioux Legislature
colorCode	#814379
Website	dbkwik:resource/_kvwoB69pI0OemDlRmAMZA==
leader2 name	dbkwik:resource/TLKNhDs8cRl0h2Z4A_CwlQ==
leader2 title	Secretary
Founded	1891-05-06(xsd:date)
abstract	The Northerners' Front is a party in Rio Blanco; born to lead the Honookee Republic, now its goal is to re-establish said nation. It is registered in four of the eleven FOADs: Uinta, Baynice, Sioux and Salt Lake; because of that, the Northerners' Front may not contest in nationwide elections. After the Secession Act, which requires a popular referendum and a legislative vote in the involved states to be held for secession of a territory from Rio Blanco, was passed in 1895, the Front took advantage of the act to hold various votes, the latest of which was held in 1997: it ended with 61% of the voters choosing to remain, against 39% choosing to leave, as well as 49 state congressmen (out of 255) voting to leave. According to Harold Ackles, a new vote will be set on March 2017; he also stated that if the voters choose to stay, he will resign from President of the Front and maybe prepare the merge into the Conservatives. If, instead, the voters decide to leave, Secretary Lewis McAuley will plan to have a barrier built, separating the Honookee Republic from Rio Blanco.

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