By Years: Vadim Belobrovtsev

The main social issues are the demographic crisis, supporting families (opposing cuts to family benefits), and ensuring the recruitment pipeline for teachers. The party holds a strong position against restricting voting rights for citizens of third countries, considering such restrictions undemocratic and detrimental to integration. It defends religious freedom and criticizes state interference in church matters (referencing the MPEÕK law). It supports adding new public holidays (Easter Monday, Children's Day).

A strong focus on demography and the well-being of families, opposing cuts to family benefits (a €200 reduction for large families) and demanding that the child allowance be raised to 150 euros. Protecting vulnerable groups (pensioners, people with disabilities) from increased taxation and rising service fees (such as the increase in specialist doctor visit fees). Opposing the restriction of voting rights in local elections, viewing it as detrimental to integration and unconstitutional.