Volt Luxembourg
Volt Luxembourg
Volt Luxembourg
European Parliament Group
Change of +0.4 since last election
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Volt's foundation is rooted in "Pan-Europeanism." The party breaks away from the traditional concept of a national party, viewing the nation-state merely as one layer within an interconnected system. Its vision of humanity is progressive and optimistic.
Volt's agenda focuses on modernizing the state through digitalization, robust climate action, and social justice. The party primarily targets young, urban, and academically-oriented voters who identify as European citizens. Key demands include strengthening the EU Parliament, investing in sustainable mobility, and developing an education system that prepares individuals for tomorrow's workforce. The ultimate goal is for Luxembourg to act as a dynamic engine within a federal Europe, dismantling social barriers through innovative administrative solutions.
Strategically, Volt positions itself as a "bridge-builder" and a force for reform within the democratic political landscape. The party is firmly committed to the values of the rule of law and parliamentary democracy, yet advocates for profound institutional reform to make them more citizen-centric. Its role within the system is that of a pragmatic challenger to established structures: through its Pan-European approach, Volt seeks to internationalize national political debates and directly integrate best practices from other European countries into Luxembourgish politics.
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The party participated in government for 0% of the legislative period.
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