Drasi
| Δράση Drasi |
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|---|---|
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| Party leader | Thodoros Skylakakis |
| Secretary General | Melina Daskalakis |
| founding | March 17, 2009 |
| Place of foundation | Athens |
| Headquarters | Athens |
| Alignment | liberal |
| Colours) | red, orange, green, blue |
| Parliament seats |
0/300 |
| MEPs |
0/21 |
| Website | drassi.gr |
The Drasi ( Greek Δράση German: acting ) is a liberal Greek party .
The party was a member of the European party Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe (ALDE) until February 2019 .
history
The party was founded on March 17, 2009. Founding members of the party were among others Stefanos Manos, Vasilis Kondogiannopoulos, Giannis Boutaris , Thanos Veremis, Konstantinos Markoulakis, Alexandros Tombazis, Nikos Dimou. The founding declaration , which in Greece functions as support signatures , was signed by 600 citizens. The hurdle for official recognition as a party in national elections was thus passed.
In November 2012, the European parliamentarian Thodoros Skylakakis , who had originally been elected for the Nea Dimokratia , joined Drasi so that the party was represented in the European Parliament . Skylakakis belonged to the ALDE faction and became party leader of Drasi in July 2013.
elections
The party first took part in the European elections in 2009. It received 38,895 votes, which corresponds to 0.76 percent. The top candidate was Stefanos Manos. The party also competed in local elections in Thessaloniki and Athens in 2010 . In Thessaloniki she has since provided the mayor together with Giannis Boutaris , in Athens she supported the election of the non-party Giorgos Kaminis . In the parliamentary elections in Greece in May 2012 , a list combination of Drasi and Fileleftheri Symmachia (Φιλελεύθερη Συμμαχία Liberal Alliance ) won 114,094 votes (that was 1.80 percent). For the parliamentary elections in June 2012 , Drasi agreed on a collaboration with the parties Dimiourgia Xana and Fileleftheri Symmachia, the candidates competed on the joint list of Dimiourgia Xana. For the 2014 European elections , Drasi and Dimiourgia Xana ran as the Gefyres Alliance (Γέφυρες bridges ). The party did not run for the early election on January 25, 2015 and instead supported the new To Potami party . Individual party members ran for candidates on the To Potami list.
Election results
| Percent% | be right | collaboration | |
|---|---|---|---|
| European elections 2009 | 0.76 | 38,895 | |
| General election May 2012 | 1.8 | 114.066 | List connection with Fileleftheri Symmachia |
| General election June 2012 | 1.59 | 98.140 | Collaboration with Fileleftheri Symmachia on the list of Dimiourgia Xana |
| European elections 2014 | 0.91 | 51,749 | Election alliance Gefyres with Dimiourgia Xana |
organization
Bureau
| function | Busy by |
|---|---|
| president | Thodoros Skylakakis |
| Vice President | Tasos Avrandinis, Antigoni Lymberaki, Aristotelis Aivaliotis |
| Secretary General | Melina Daskalakis |
Steering Committee
| function | Busy by |
|---|---|
| president | Thodoros Skylakakis |
| Vice President | Tasos Avrantinis, Antigoni Lymberaki, Stratis Mouger |
| Secretary General | Melina Daskalaki |
| Press officer | Panos Michalopoulos |
| Steering Committee | Tasos Avranitis, Fani Angelou, Aristotelis Aivaliotis, Giorgos Andreou, Giannis Androulakis, Agis Beroutis, Dionysis Gousetis, Melina Daskalaki, Zisis Dougalis, Filippos Dragoumis, Giannis Kalantzakis, Giorgos Karavanas, Lenimos Laios Mira, Miranda, Mirafyrouligos, Panjos, Mira , Georgia Panopoulou, Lefteris Plakidas, Theodoros Skylakakis, Charalambos Stamelos, Giannis Triantafyllou, Athanasios Tsiouras, Nasos Chyisinas |
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Founding declaration of March 17, 2009, founding declaration (Greek), accessed on January 15, 2015
- ↑ Declaration of May 31, 2012, Declaration on cooperation for the parliamentary election in June 2012 (Greek), accessed on January 15, 2015
- ↑ Decision of the party executive committee of January 6, 2015, decision for the election support of To Potami (Greek), accessed on January 15, 2015