Smoker's Rights Party
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| Smoker's Rights Party (SRP) | |
|---|---|
| Historical Regional Party | |
| Founded | 2009 |
| Disbanded | 2015 |
| Political Ideology | Libertarian |
| International Alignment | None |
| Colours | N/A |
| Abbreviation | SRP |
The Smoker's Rights Party, often referred to as the SRP, was a regional party active in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. Founded in 2009 in response to the Northeast smoking ban and New York City cigarette sale ban, later spreading to the Mid-Atlantic. The party disbanded after the 2014 elections.
History
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SRP in the Northeast
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SRP in the Mid-Atlantic
The SRP, based in Newark, New Jersey due to its proximity to New York City, soon gained support in the Mid-Atlantic. A senior party official explained this by pointing out that "[Lieutenant Governor] Andrews' solution to every problem, big or small, is to tax tobacco to pay for it".
