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Partido de la Gente
Partido de la Gente
Leader	Edgardo Novick
Founded	7 November 2016; 8 years ago
Ideology	Conservatism; Economic liberalism
Political position	Centre-right to right-wing
National affiliation	Multicolor Coalition
Chamber of Senators	0 / 30
Chamber of Deputies	1 / 99
Intendencias	0 / 19
Mayors	0 / 112
Website
	www.novick.com.uy
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Partido de la Gente (Spanish for "Party of the Folk" or "Party of the People") was a Uruguayan political party.

History

Founded in 2016, its main leader was Edgardo Novick.^[1]

Three members of the party were elected to the legislature: the Senator Daniel Bianchi and the Representative Guillermo Facello, both former Colorados; and the Representative Daniel Peña, a former Blanco. However, in early 2019 Bianchi was expelled from the party after driving under the influence of alcohol.^[2]

Name

Gente is a Spanish-language word for "people" or "populace". There is also another synonym, pueblo. Locally, the word pueblo may have a left-leaning or revolutionary connotation, as used by other political groups such as Partido por el Gobierno del Pueblo and Partido por la Victoria del Pueblo. As such, the name of the party used a more neutral term without the connotation, while still maintaining a similar translation as the "Party of the Folk", or "Party of the Plain Folks", as well as "Party of the People".

Electoral history

Presidential elections

Election	Party candidate	Running mate	Votes	%	Votes	%	Result
Election	Party candidate	Running mate	First Round		Second Round		Result
2019	Edgardo Novick	Daniel Peña	26,313	1.12%	-	-	Lost N

Chamber of Deputies and Senate elections

Election	Votes	%	Chamber seats	+/-	Position	Senate seats	+/-	Position	Size
2019	26,313	1.12%	1 / 99	1	6th	0 / 30		Coalition (PN–PC–CA–PG–PI)	6th

References

^ "Partido de la Gente established today". El Observador. 8 November 2016. (in Spanish)
^ "Bianchi dijo que ser expulsado del Partido de la Gente fue "demasiada" sanción". El País. 22 January 2019. Retrieved 22 January 2019. (in Spanish)

External links

[1] "Partido de la Gente established today". El Observador. 8 November 2016. (in Spanish)

[2] "Bianchi dijo que ser expulsado del Partido de la Gente fue "demasiada" sanción". El País. 22 January 2019. Retrieved 22 January 2019. (in Spanish)

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-'''''Partido de la Gente''''' ([[Spanish language|Spanish]] for "Party of the Folk") is a [[Uruguay]]an [[political party]].
+'''Partido de la Gente''' ([[Spanish language|Spanish]] for "Party of the Folk" or "Party of the People") was a [[Uruguay]]an [[political party]].
+==History==
-Founded in 2016, its main leader is [[Edgardo Novick]].<ref>{{Cite web|title=Partido de la Gente established today|url=http://www.elobservador.com.uy/novick-registro-el-partido-la-gente-hoy-es-un-dia-historico-n995199|date=8 November 2016|publisher=El Observador}} {{es icon}}</ref>
+Founded in 2016, its main leader was [[Edgardo Novick]].<ref>{{Cite web|title=Partido de la Gente established today|url=http://www.elobservador.com.uy/novick-registro-el-partido-la-gente-hoy-es-un-dia-historico-n995199|date=8 November 2016|publisher=El Observador}} {{in lang|es}}</ref>
-It already has three legislators: the Senator Daniel Bianchi and the Representative Guillermo Facello, both former Colorados, and the Representative Daniel Peña, a former Blanco.
+Three members of the party were elected to the [[General Assembly of Uruguay|legislature]]: the Senator Daniel Bianchi and the Representative Guillermo Facello, both former [[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|Colorados]]; and the Representative Daniel Peña, a former [[National Party (Uruguay)|Blanco]]. However, in early 2019 Bianchi was expelled from the party after driving under the influence of alcohol.<ref>{{cite web |url= https://www.elpais.com.uy/informacion/politica/partido-gente-expulso-senador-bianchi-chocar-alcoholizado.html |title= Bianchi dijo que ser expulsado del Partido de la Gente fue "demasiada" sanción|accessdate=22 January 2019 |date= 22 January 2019 |website= [[El País (Uruguay)|El País]] }} {{in lang|es}}</ref>
 ==Name==
-''Gente'' is a Spanish-language word for "[[people]]". There is also another synonym, ''pueblo''. Locally, the word ''pueblo'' may have a left-leaning or revolutionary connotation; notice the names of some previously existing political groups: ''[[Partido por el Gobierno del Pueblo]]'' and ''[[Partido por la Victoria del Pueblo]]''. So, the name of this party should be understood as "Party of the Folk", or "Party of the Plain Folks".
+''Gente'' is a Spanish-language word for "''people''" or "''populace''". There is also another synonym, ''pueblo''. Locally, the word ''pueblo'' may have a left-leaning or revolutionary connotation, as used by other political groups such as ''[[Partido por el Gobierno del Pueblo]]'' and ''[[Partido por la Victoria del Pueblo]]''. As such, the name of the party  used a more neutral term without the connotation, while still maintaining a similar translation as the "Party of the Folk", or "Party of the Plain Folks", as well as "Party of the People".
+==Electoral history==
+===Presidential elections===
+{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
+|-
+! rowspan="2" |Election
+! rowspan="2" |Party candidate
+! rowspan="2" |Running mate
+!Votes
+!%
+!Votes
+!%
+! rowspan="2" |Result
+|-
+! colspan="2" |First Round
+! colspan="2" |Second Round
+|-
+|[[2019 Uruguayan general election|2019]]
+|[[Edgardo Novick]]
+|Daniel Peña
+| 26,313
+| 1.12%
+| -
+| -
+|'''Lost''' {{Nay}}
+|}
+===Chamber of Deputies and Senate elections===
+{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
+|-
+!Election
+!Votes
+!%
+!Chamber seats
+! +/-
+!Position
+! Senate seats
+! +/-
+!Position
+!Size
+|-
+|[[2019 Uruguayan general election|2019]]
+| 26,313
+| 1.12%
+|{{Composition bar|1|99|hex=#92D050}}
+|{{increase}} 1
+|6th
+|{{Composition bar|0|30|hex=#92D050}}
+|{{steady}}
+|{{Yes2|Coalition}} {{small|([[National Party (Uruguay)|PN]]–[[Colorado Party (Uruguay)|PC]]–[[Open Cabildo (Uruguay)|CA]]–PG–[[Independent Party (Uruguay)|PI]])}}
+|6th
+|}
-This new party stands for the political centre, and pretends to appeal to plain people who are tired of politics as usual, both traditional or contemporary (the current government being held by a leftist party).
 ==References==
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 ==External links==
 {{commonscat}}
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-[[Category:Political parties in Uruguay]]
-[[Category:Political parties established in 2016]]
 [[Category:2016 establishments in Uruguay]]
+[[Category:Conservative liberal parties]]
+[[Category:Conservative parties in Uruguay]]
+[[Category:Neoliberal parties]]
+[[Category:Political parties established in 2016]]
+[[Category:Defunct political parties in Uruguay]]
+[[Category:Right-wing populist parties]]
+[[Category:Conservatism in Uruguay]]

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