Founded in 2003 by J. Harvey Fink.
Party Colours and Logo: Question Mark / Maple Leaf: signifying the UDP's national role as it represents disaffected voters across the country. Red - the colour of the Maple Leaf - and Passion! Name: If the old Conservative Party could call itself Progressive, ...any misconceptions about the meanings behind the UDP's name can simply be considered part of the fine tradition of misdirection and manufactured disorientation that defines the political process. For the record, the UDP is not a conglomeration of non-committals and wafflers (mostly). Rather, we represent those who simply cannot bring themselves to support any of the 'choices' they're being presented with in current elections. We believe that if you're faced yet again with candidates who are motivated almost exclusively by self-interest, candidates who consistently abandon their constituents for the party line, candidates who only love you for your vote, and will leave you on the morning after the election mumbling something about an early caucus meeting, and who will have absolutely no interest in your concerns until a month or two before the next election, you shouldn't feel obligated to vote for any of them - especially as such votes will only encourage more of the same behaviour in the future. Given that situation, a "none of the above" option is what the Undecided Party proudly offers, and that is why you should write "Undecided Party" on your ballot. After all, where's the choice if all the choices are the same?
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