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| name = Unity List |
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| native_name = Enotna Lista<br />Einheitsliste |
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| logo = [[File:Enotna Lista.svg|200px|Logo Enotna Lista / Einheitsliste]] |
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|leader = [[Vladimir Smrtnik]] |
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| predecessor = [[Party of the Carinthian Slovenes]]<br />(not legal predecessor) |
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| leader = [[Vladimir Smrtnik]] |
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| ideology = [[Carinthian Slovenes|Slovene]] [[Political parties of minorities|minority politics]] |
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The '''Unity List''' ([[Slovene language|Slovene]]: ''Enotna lista'', |
The '''Unity List''' ([[Slovene language|Slovene]]: ''Enotna lista'', {{lang-de|Einheitsliste}}) or '''EL''' seeks to represent the [[indigenous peoples|indigenous]] [[Carinthian Slovenes|Slovene minority]] in [[Carinthia (state)|Carinthia]]. It came into existence in 1991, replacing the "Club of Slovenian Local Councillors" (Slovene: {{lang|sl|Klub slovenskih občinskih svetnikov}}, German: {{lang|de|Klub der slowenischen Gemeinderäte}}), which had existed as an initiative of local Slovenian party lists from various local councils. Slovenian party lists have regularly contested elections in Carinthia since 1950. The current chairperson of the EL is [[Vladimir Smrtnik]]. |
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[[Image:Kaerntner Slowenen Wahlen 2003.png|thumb|300px|left|Local council election results for the ''Enotna lista'' in southern |
[[Image:Kaerntner Slowenen Wahlen 2003.png|thumb|300px|left|Local council election results for the ''Enotna lista'' in southern |
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[[Carinthia (state)|Carinthia]] in 2003]] |
[[Carinthia (state)|Carinthia]] in 2003]] |
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Since the percentage of Slovenians in Carinthia is below the [[election threshold]] in the Carinthian Parliament (10%), the EL cannot represent the Carinthian Slovenes in the Carinthian or Austrian Parliament. In 1975 the EL missed a mandate in the Carinthian parliament by a few hundred votes (the vote tally then, of 6130, is the highest the party ever got after [[World War II]] |
Since the percentage of Slovenians in Carinthia is below the [[election threshold]] in the Carinthian Parliament (10%), the EL cannot represent the Carinthian Slovenes in the Carinthian or Austrian Parliament. In 1975 the EL missed a mandate in the Carinthian parliament by a few hundred votes (the vote tally then, of 6130, is the highest the party ever got after [[World War II]]). In 1979, however, Carinthia was split up in four electoral districts, making it impossible for the EL to pass the threshold on its own, without making any electoral alliance. Therefore, on both Land and national levels, the EL has tended to participate in electoral unions (sometimes with the [[Austrian Green Party|Greens]], sometimes with the [[Liberal Forum]]). |
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The party is represented on its own on the local level. It has councilors in several local councils in the bilingual region of Carinthia. Currently, 52 local councillors are members of the EL. Since March 2009, the municipality of [[Eisenkappel-Vellach]] ({{lang-sl|Železna Kapla-Bela}}) is run by a mayor of the EL. |
The party is represented on its own on the local level. It has councilors in several local councils in the bilingual region of Carinthia. Currently, 52 local councillors are members of the EL. Since March 2009, the municipality of [[Eisenkappel-Vellach]] ({{lang-sl|Železna Kapla-Bela}}) is run by a mayor of the EL. |
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The party is full member of the [[European Free Alliance]]. |
The party is full member of the [[European Free Alliance]]. |
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==See also== |
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*[[Slovene Union]] |
*[[Slovene Union]] |
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==References== |
==References== |
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[[Category:Political parties in Austria]] |
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[[Category:Political parties of minorities]] |
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[[Category:Ethnic political parties]] |
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[[Category:Carinthian Slovenes]] |
[[Category:Carinthian Slovenes]] |
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[[Category:European Free Alliance]] |
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Unity List
Enotna Lista
Einheitsliste | |
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| Slovene name | Enotna lista |
| Leader | Vladimir Smrtnik |
| Founded | 1973 |
| Preceded by | Party of the Carinthian Slovenes (not legal predecessor) |
| Headquarters | Viktringer Ring 26, 9020 Klagenfurt |
| Ideology | Slovene minority politics |
| European affiliation | European Free Alliance |
| Colours | Purple |
| Website | |
| http://www.elnet.at | |
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The Unity List (Slovene: Enotna lista, German: Einheitsliste) or EL seeks to represent the indigenous Slovene minorityinCarinthia. It came into existence in 1991, replacing the "Club of Slovenian Local Councillors" (Slovene: Klub slovenskih občinskih svetnikov, German: Klub der slowenischen Gemeinderäte), which had existed as an initiative of local Slovenian party lists from various local councils. Slovenian party lists have regularly contested elections in Carinthia since 1950. The current chairperson of the EL is Vladimir Smrtnik.
Since the percentage of Slovenians in Carinthia is below the election threshold in the Carinthian Parliament (10%), the EL cannot represent the Carinthian Slovenes in the Carinthian or Austrian Parliament. In 1975 the EL missed a mandate in the Carinthian parliament by a few hundred votes (the vote tally then, of 6130, is the highest the party ever got after World War II). In 1979, however, Carinthia was split up in four electoral districts, making it impossible for the EL to pass the threshold on its own, without making any electoral alliance. Therefore, on both Land and national levels, the EL has tended to participate in electoral unions (sometimes with the Greens, sometimes with the Liberal Forum).
The party is represented on its own on the local level. It has councilors in several local councils in the bilingual region of Carinthia. Currently, 52 local councillors are members of the EL. Since March 2009, the municipality of Eisenkappel-Vellach (Slovene: Železna Kapla-Bela) is run by a mayor of the EL.
The party is full member of the European Free Alliance.
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