Political Parties in your nation.

by **Legolannd** » Tue Feb 04, 2020 6:45 am

Party Name: Legopuplicans
Party Colors: Red
Party Views: Far Right Wing

The Legopuplicans are the main party in Legolannd.

by **Imperial Fascist States** » Tue Feb 04, 2020 6:51 am

Party Name: Faschistische Front (Formerly the Ceskian Fascist Party)
Party Color(s): Red, Gold, Black
Political views of the party: Classical Fascism, 3rd Position
Power in national subdivisions: High
Other notes: The Unification of Imperial Fascist States is a single party state

by **Greater Miami Shores** » Wed Feb 05, 2020 11:04 pm

1 - Party Name: The Conservative Republican Nationalist Party CRNP
2 - Party Color(s): Red White and Blue
3 - Political views of the party: Capitalist Conservative Republican Nationalists.
4 - Number of seats in the upper chamber: 65 % Percent of the seats in Parliament out of 100 Parliament Representatives.
5 - Number of seats in the lower chamber: N-A
6 - Power in national subdivisions: National Municipal Governor and Vice Governor, National Municipal Council Cabinet, Municipal Council Mayors, Vice Mayors, Municipal Council Cabinets and Municipal Council Representatives, in the Municipal Councils.
7 - Other notes: The Vice President of Greater Miami Shores, serves as the President's Chief of Staff of The Council of Ministers, Personal Advisor and Tie breaker in the 100 Members Parliament of Parliament Representatives PRs.

1 - Party Name: The Liberal Democrat Party LDP
2 - Party Color(s): Blue
3 - Political views of the party: Leftist Capitalist Party.
4 - Number of seats in the upper chamber: 35 % Percent of the seats in Parliament out of 100 Parliament Representatives.
5 - Number of seats in the lower chamber: N-A
6 - Power in national subdivisions: Municipal Council Mayors, Vice Mayors, Municipal Council Cabinets and Municipal Council Representatives, in the Municipal Councils.
7 - Other notes: N-A

President Lincoln Diaz-Balart.
Vice President Ileana Ros-Lehtinen.
Of Cuban birth and descent.
Conservative Republican Nationalist Party CRNP.
Greater Miami Shores Council of Ministers.
The Democratic Capitalist Republic of Greater Miami Shores.

by **The Kualti Computing Unit** » Wed Feb 05, 2020 11:20 pm

'Political parties' don't exist. However, there are alliances of independent politicians which could be seen as a political party. Here are two examples:

Alliance Name: the Kualti Nationalist Alliance / KNA
Alliance Colour(s): white, red and black
Political views of the alliance: conservative nationalism
Number of seats in the council: 370 members of the council are members of the KNA. (There are 1000 seats.)
Power in national subdivisions: 2/16
Other notes: Members of the council all have to be robotified through soul transferring.

Alliance Name: the Kualti Democratic Alliance / KDA
Alliance Colour(s): baby blue and orange cream
Political views of the alliance: liberal, pro-equality
Number of seats in the council: 412 members of the council are members of the KDA. (There are 1000 seats.)
Power in national subdivisions: 7/16
Other notes: Members of the council all have to be robotified through soul transferring.

by **Imperial Majapahit** » Mon Apr 13, 2020 6:21 pm

Currently, there are four parties/parliamentary groups in the Imperial Assembly, while one party had ceased to exist.

by **VlaRiSsiA** » Mon Apr 13, 2020 7:04 pm

VlaRiSsiA is a one-party state and all power is consolidated into a central authority.

Party Name: Ogre’s Party of VlaRiSsiA(OPV)
Party Color(s): Red to represent the blood of the martyrs who fought for communism, Yellow to represent the hammer and sickle of communism, and Green to represent the almighty Shrek- Ogrelord of the universe
Political Views of the Party: Shrekism, Totalitarianism, Jingoist Communism, Extreme Stalinism, Far-Left Nationalism, Militarism, Communist Chauvinism
Number of Seats in the Politburo: 30/30
Number of Seats in the Vlarissian National Legislature: 1750/1750
Power in National Subdivisions: Absolute majority control over all 42 states, territories, municipalities and autonomous regions
Other Notes: Before the revolution, the government was run by a nationalist party that was purged during the first terror. Now, all political groups are banned and anyone who attempts to participate in a political opposition group will face certain execution. Shrekism, the leading ideology of the Ogre’s Party, has roots in Stalinism and is centered around 16 main ‘commandments’. See this for more info on Shrekism https://www.nationstates.net/nation=vlarissia/detail=factbook/id=1344511

by **Lancov** » Mon Apr 13, 2020 7:40 pm

The main Lancovian political parties are the Liberal Party, the Justice Party, the Progressive-Conservative Party, and the Social Democrat Party. Currently the Social Democrat Party is ruling in a coalition with the PCP.

The Liberal Party is a center-right party that favors free trade, permissive social policies, and laissez-faire economics. They, along with the SDP, are one of the oldest political parties in Lancov and were formed by the business owners and upper middle class citizens that supported the Lancovian Revolution.

The Social Democrat Party is a confederation of democratic socialists, social democrats, and left-wing populists. It was formed by the trade unions and socialist militias that formed the early Lancovian Revolution. It holds a plurality in the Sovet, and both the President and Premier of Lancov are members.

The Progressive-Conservative Party was formed only recently and attempts to strike a balance between LP and the SDP. They would be considered center-left by world standards. The former ruling coalition was formed by them with a Liberal Party minority.

The final party with seats in the Sovet is the nationalistic Justice Party, though they are not a major party. They are the only seated Lancovian party that supports socially-conservative and religiously motivated policies. Other than that, the party is plagued by infighting over what their platform actually is. The main disagreements are over the status of Lancov as a secular state, and protectionism vs. free trade.

by **Qatre-Rivieres** » Thu Apr 16, 2020 1:28 pm

Note that Qatre-Rivieres' legislature, the Assemblee Nationale, or National Assembly, is unicameral.

by **Alba and Cymru** » Thu Apr 16, 2020 9:43 pm

Party Name: Comannaich (Communist Party)
Party Color(s): Red, Black
Political views of the party: Communism, Marxism, Environmentalism
Number of seats in parliament (unicameral): 7 out of 170
Power in national subdivisions: Low
Other notes: This party was temporarily suspended in the early 20th century due to political terrorism.

Party Name: Tuathanaich Feadarail (Federalist Farmers Party)
Party Color(s): Green, Silver, Red
Political views of the party: Democratic Socialism, Agrarianism
Number of seats in parliament (unicameral): 16 out of 170
Power in national subdivisions: Moderate power in northern Cymru

Party Name: Aonaidh Deamocratach (Democratic Unionist Party)
Party Color(s): Rose, Red, White
Political views of the party: Democratic Socialism, Unionism, Industrialism
Number of seats in parliament (unicameral): 19 out of 170
Power in national subdivisions: Moderate power in urban areas
Other notes: Formed from a split from the Federalist Farmers Party in 1977.

Party Name: Libearalach (Liberal Party)
Party Color(s): Blue, Green
Political views of the party: Social Liberalism, Social Democracy
Number of seats in parliament (unicameral): 26 out of 170
Power in national subdivisions: High power in urban areas
Other notes: Politicians in this party have expressed unfavourable opinions about the Monarchy, to which the King shows no agitation.

Party Name: Ionad (Center Party)
Party Color(s): Green, White
Political views of the party: Classical Liberalism, Agrarianism
Number of seats in parliament (unicameral): 9 out of 170
Power in national subdivisions: Low
Other notes: Once a powerful party in the early 20th century, the Centrists have faced decline in support for five consecutive decades.

Party Name: Tòraidheach (Conservative Party)
Party Color(s): Blue, Gold
Political views of the party: Social Conservatism, Economic Liberalism
Number of seats in parliament (unicameral): 37 out of 170
Power in national subdivisions: High power in rural areas
Other notes: The Conservatives have fought for greater political power for the people of Alba and Cymru, even though they are in a coalition with the monarchist Royalist Party.

Party Name: Rìoghail (Royalist Party)
Party Color(s): Purple, Gold
Political views of the party: Monarchism, Feudalism
Number of seats in parliament (unicameral): 44 out of 170
Power in national subdivisions: High
Other notes: Internal factioning has strained politics within this party. Alba and Cymru has went back and forth between Iron Fist Consumerists and Corporate Police State.

Party Name: Fìor Cheilt (True Celt Party)
Party Color(s): Gold, Green
Political views of the party: Ethnic Nationalism, Militarism
Number of seats in parliament (unicameral): 12 out of 170
Power in national subdivisions: Moderate power in lowland Alba
Other notes: This party was temporarily suspended in the early 20th century due to political terrorism.

by **Seleyah** » Fri Apr 17, 2020 5:20 am

For an overview of the main (represented in the national legislature) political parties in Seleyah please see below. There are a number of smaller parties represented at the state level or that sit outside of state legislatures, but I won't go into detail here.

The Coalition

The following four parties form the “Coalition” of centre-right parties. As with Australia, Seleyah uses the Alternative Vote for elections, which allows for a degree of competition between the Coalition in parties although in practice this has declined in recent decades as the Liberals have asserted pre-eminence within the Coalition.

Party Name: Liberal Party
Party Color(s): Blue
Political views of the party: Centre-right, Conservative-liberalism, Liberal-Conservativism
Number of seats in the upper chamber: 20/56
Number of seats in the lower chamber: 50/135
Power in national subdivisions: The Liberals currently form the govern alone in New Sussex and in coalition with the Nationals in Bornett and Torfrey.
Other notes: The Liberal Party traces its ancestry to various centre-right parties although was only formed in its current form in 1949 out of the old United Party which split after the 1946 election defeat to the Labour Party. Although socially conservative the Liberal Party has largely focused on its support for the free market, free trade and capitalism in general. Therefore, it has typically appealed to the Seleyahn middle classes and focused on contesting urban and suburban areas. The Liberals periodically compete with the National Party in more rural areas, particularly in states where the Labour Party is weak. Although relatively pro-immigration the party has taken a more hard-line stance since the surprise 1998 general election win. The party is notably more right-wing in Torfrey and other northern states, more centrist in the capital Adelford and southern states.

Party Name: National Party
Party Color(s): Dark Green
Political views of the party: Agrarian conservativism
Number of seats in the upper chamber: 6/56
Number of seats in the lower chamber: 17/135
Power in national subdivisions: The Nationals govern alone in Emmett and in coalition with the Liberals in Bornett and Torfrey.
Other notes: Formed after the first world war to represent farmers and fishermen, the Nationals provide a voice for rural Seleyah. The Nationals favour protectionism which has often put them at odds with their Liberal coalition partners. The Nationals are also more obviously socially conservative than the Liberals and have also been notably hostile to non-white immigration. Previously known as the Country Party.

Party Name: Country Liberal Party
Party Color(s): Yellow
Political views of the party: Centre-right
Number of seats in the upper chamber: 3/56
Number of seats in the lower chamber: 6/135
Power in national subdivisions: Governs in Northern Seleyah
Other notes: the CLP was formed as Northern Seleyah attained statehood in the 1960s combining local elements of the Liberal and Country Parties. The party is to the right of the Liberals and has a noted hostility to any reforms benefiting the Aboriginal population.

Party Name: Notheastern Territory Party
Party Color(s): Gold
Political views of the party: Centre-right
Number of seats in the upper chamber: 1/56
Number of seats in the lower chamber: 1/135
Power in national subdivisions:Govern the Northeastern Territory
Other notes: The NTP is the local branch of the Coalition in the NE Territory. Its elected national members tend to sit with the National Party although the party is moer closely aligned with the Country Liberal Party from the neighbouring Northern Seleyah state.

The remaining parties with representation in the national legislature all sit outside of the Coalition.

Party Name: Labour
Party Color(s): Red
Political views of the party: Centre-left to left-wing
Number of seats in the upper chamber: 22/56
Number of seats in the lower chamber: 53/135
Power in national subdivisions: The Labour Party govern in Adelford, Hartley and Norfolk Island.
Other notes: The Labour Party are the oldest continuous Party in existence in Seleyah and have alternated in government with the Coalition since 1946. Historically the part of the working classes with strong representation in both urban and rural Seleyah, in recent years the party has lost a lot of its support in former mining areas and has become a largely urban and suburban party, and additionally represent majority Aboriginal constituencies in Northern Seleyah and the Northeastern Territory.

Party Name: Greens
Party Color(s): Light Green
Political views of the party: Environmentalism, left-wing
Number of seats in the upper chamber: 2/56
Number of seats in the lower chamber: 2/135
Power in national subdivisions: The Greens support a Labour administration in the capital state Adelford.
Other notes: The Greens rose to prominence as an alternative centre-left party in the mid to late 90’s. They primarily have strength in urban Adelford and Hartley.

Party Name: Seleyah First
Party Color(s): Orange
Political views of the party: Far-right
Number of seats in the upper chamber: 2/56
Number of seats in the lower chamber: 2/135
Power in national subdivisions: Not involved in any State governments.
Other notes: Seleyah First were formed in the mid-90’s following Labours decision to relax immigration limits. The party enjoyed some successes in urban areas, but main achievement was to siphon white working class votes away from Labour and towards the Coalition in preference the flows. Seleyah First fortunes have risen and fallen in line with levels of immigration, periods of Labour in government and unease with Coalition policies in government. SF retains strength in urban Torfrey and Adelford.

Party Name: Independents
Party Color(s): Grey
Political views of the party: Varies
Number of seats in the upper chamber: 0/56
Number of seats in the lower chamber: 4/135
Power in national subdivisions: There are Independents represented in most of the State legislatures.
Other notes: Successful Independent candidates in Seleyah are typically formerly elected from other parties, switch to Independents and then successfully hold their seats. Of the current four Independents in the national legislature, two are ex-Nationals and one each is a former Liberal and Labour MP.

by **Azmara** » Fri Apr 17, 2020 8:45 am

Party Name: Workers' Party
Party Color(s): Red
Political views of the party: Social democracy, social liberalism, democratic socialism, pro-Eucleanism
Number of seats in the upper chamber: 18/75
Number of seats in the lower chamber: 56/150
Power in national subdivisions: 4/8 Provincial Presidents (Aalmsted, Groonbank, Westmaark, Sompland)
Other notes: Azmara's "natural governing party", in government.

Party Name: Gold Flame
Party Color(s): Blue (customary), Orange (official)
Political views of the party: Conservative liberalism, economic liberalism, liberal conservatism, pro-Eucleanism
Number of seats in the upper chamber: 14/75
Number of seats in the lower chamber: 24/150
Power in national subdivisions: 1/8 Provincial Presidents (Ostlaak)
Other notes: In opposition.

Party Name: Sotirian Democrats
Party Color(s): Orange
Political views of the party: Sotirian democracy, pro-Eucleanism
Number of seats in the upper chamber: 16/75
Number of seats in the lower chamber: 22/150
Power in national subdivisions: 1/8 Provincial Presidents (Nordberg)
Other notes: In opposition.

Party Name: The Radicals
Party Color(s): Magenta
Political views of the party: Social liberalism, green liberalism, centrism, Euclean federalism
Number of seats in the upper chamber: 10/75
Number of seats in the lower chamber: 13/150
Power in national subdivisions: 1/8 Provincial Presidents (Haadland)
Other notes: Crossbench.

Party Name: Green Party
Party Color(s): Green
Political views of the party: Green politics, progressivism, Euclean federalism
Number of seats in the upper chamber: 6/75
Number of seats in the lower chamber: 9/150
Power in national subdivisions: 0/8 Provisional Presidents
Other notes: In government.

Party Name: People's Party
Party Color(s): Dark blue
Political views of the party: Right-wing populism, national liberalism, anti-immigration, Eucloscepticism
Number of seats in the upper chamber: 2/75
Number of seats in the lower chamber: 8/150
Power in national subdivisions: 0/8 Provisional Presidents
Other notes: In opposition.

Party Name: Socialist Party
Party Color(s): Dark red
Political views of the party: Democratic socialism, anti-capitalism, left-wing populism, Eucloscepticism
Number of seats in the upper chamber: 3/75
Number of seats in the lower chamber: 7/150
Power in national subdivisions: 0/8 Provincial Presidents
Other notes: In government.

Party Name: New Azmara
Party Color(s): Turquoise
Political views of the party: Multiculturalism, migrants' rights, social democracy
Number of seats in the upper chamber: 1/75
Number of seats in the lower chamber: 5/150
Power in national subdivisions: 0/8 Provincial Presidents.
Other notes: Crossbench.

Party Name: Free Alliance 08
Party Color(s): Yellow
Political views of the party: Regionalism, federalism, big tent
Number of seats in the upper chamber: 4/75
Number of seats in the lower chamber: 3/150
Power in national subdivisions: 1/8 Provincial Presidents (Hytklif)
Other notes: Crossbench.

Party Name: Grey Party
Party Color(s): Grey
Political views of the party: Pensioners' interests, Eucloscepticism
Number of seats in the upper chamber: 1/75
Number of seats in the lower chamber: 3/150
Power in national subdivisions: 0/8 Provincial Presidents
Other notes: In opposition.

by **The Don and Humber** » Fri Apr 17, 2020 9:29 am

The Legislative Council of the People's Republic of the Don and Humber is led by the Worker's Revolutionary Front, which is an alliance between the Communist, Democratic, and Agrarian parties.

The WRF (currently the Government)

Party Name: Communist Party
Party Color(s): Red
Political views of the party: Maoism, anti-revisionism
Number of seats: 98/200
Other notes: The Communist Party led the revolution which created the PRDH and is most popular among industrial workers.

Party Name: Democratic Party
Party Color(s): Orange
Political views of the party: Direct democracy, social democracy
Number of seats: 42/200
Other notes: The Democratic Party is a center-left party with a focus on electoral reform. It is most popular with university students and professionals.

Party Name: Agrarian Party
Party Color(s): Green
Political views of the party: Social democracy, farmer's interests
Number of seats: 12/200
Other notes: The Agrarian Party typically runs candidates in rural constituencies. It was responsible for the land reform program. It is popular with small farmers.

The Don-Humber Liberty Bloc (currently Opposition)

Party Name: Liberal Party
Party Color(s): Yellow
Political views of the party: Liberalism, market liberalism
Number of seats: 29/200
Other notes: The Liberal Party leads the DHLB and is the main voice of dissent against the revolution. Their support comes from entrepreneurs and small businesses.

Party Name: Freedom Party
Party Color(s): Blue
Political views of the party: Conservatism
Number of seats: 19/200
Other notes: The Freedom Party is the furthest right-wing party in the Legislative Council. It is popular among some farmers, as well as landlords and "old money" families.

Illegal

Party Name: National Renewal Party
Party Color(s): Purple
Political views of the party: Reactionism, monarchism
Number of seats: N/A
Other notes: This party is illegal due to its militant counter-revolutionary activity. It is sometimes referred to as "fascist" but disavows the use of this term. It seeks to restore the monarchy.

by **Kancia** » Fri Apr 17, 2020 3:50 pm

Government: 55/65 in National Council; 339/400 in Representative House
Party Name: Kancian Nationalist Party
Party Color(s): Blue
Political views of the party: Free-Market Capitalism, Social Conservatism, Nationalism, Authoritarianism, Corporatism
Number of seats in the National Council: 54/65
Number of seats in the Representative House: 329/400
Power in national subdivisions: Has a majority rule in all 25 provinces
Other notes: The Nationalist Party has had a dominant reign over Kancia since it’s independence in 1957. Some have called Kancia a de facto One-Party State. The entire party acts in unison and focuses primarily on improving economy, often at the expense of civil liberties and political freedom. Kancia is in reality an autocracy and elections are severely rigged in the Party’s favor. Opponents are imprisoned and sometimes executed.

Party Name: Fascist Party of Kancia
Party Color(s): Black
Political views of the party: Fascism, Totalitarianism, Imperialism, Militarism, Chauvinism, Social Darwinism, Anti-Communism, Anti-Liberalism, Theocratic Nationalism
Number of seats in the National Council: 1/65
Number of seats in the Representative House: 10/400
Power in national subdivisions: Has a presence in 6 provinces
Other notes: The fascist party is a puppet of the Nationalist party and hosts the more radical members who vouch for an iron-fist consumerist state rather than a more-moderate compulsory consumerist State. People have been imprisoned for criticizing the fascist party since it is a part of the Nationalist Party.

Opposition: 6/65 in National Council; 31/400 in Representative House
Party Name: Kancian Social Democratic Party
Party Color(s): Light Blue
Political views of the party: Social Democracy, Democratic Socialism, Egalitarianism, Globalism,
Number of seats in the National Council: 5/65
Number of seats in the Representative House: 22/400
Power in national subdivisions: Has a large minority in 11 provinces
Other notes: The Social Democratic Movement in Kancia is creating a large following with millions of Kancians, particularly younger ones, protesting the Nationalist dominance of the government. The ruling party has harshly cracked down on this party and has had numerous leaders of the movement imprisoned. Thousands of schoolchildren have been arrested recently in a crack down against a nationwide demonstration.

Party Name: Green Party
Party Color(s): Green
Political views of the party: Eco-Socialism, Progressivism, Green Politics, Leftism, Global Diplomacy, Pacifism, Anti-Corporatism
Number of seats in the National Council: 1/65
Number of seats in the Representative House: 7/400
Power in national subdivisions: Has a presence in 7 provinces
Other notes: The Green Party has been a staunch opponent of the Nationalists due to them not caring about the environment in order to improve the economy. Members of the Green Party have been sent to political prison camps for advocating the fight against climate change(which is denied by the government). The Green Party has hundreds of thousands of followers who secretly support it and hide in order to avoid jail.

Party Name: Kancian Communist Party
Party Color(s): Red
Political views of the party: Marxist-Leninism, Communism, Neo-Stalinism, Anti-Capitalism, Anti-Fascism, Far-Leftism
Number of seats in the National Council: 0/65
Number of seats in the Representative House: 1/400
Power in national subdivisions: Has a large minority in 1 province
Other notes: This is the more radical member of the opposition and has resorted to violence in order to protest the government. Hundreds of Kancians have died in shootings or riots that are related to the communists. The Nationalist Government dislikes this party and usually kills members rather than imprisoning them. Hundreds of people have been executed for their ties to the communist party. There was also an incident where government forces massacred 348 civilians in a pro-communist demonstration, sparking mass controversy and sanctions.

Party Name: Democratic Kancian Party
Party Color(s): Yellow
Political views of the party: Centrism, Moderate politics, Democracy, Anti-Authoritarianism,
Number of seats in the National Council: 0/65
Number of seats in the Representative House: 1/400
Power in national subdivisions: Insignificant minority in all 25 states
Other notes: This is the most moderate, and least persecuted member of the opposition. Because they don’t advocate for socialist economics, they aren’t oppressed as much as the other parties. Sure, there was the time when a member of the Democratic Kancian Party was sentenced to life imprisonment for attempting to run for president but it would be worse if he were from another party. If he were a communist, he would have been shot dead. This party opposes the communist party’s use of violence and authoritarianism, but it has a mutual opposition with the ruling party.

Independents: 5/65 in National Council; 30/400 in Representative House

by **Arkanian Imperium** » Wed Apr 22, 2020 12:56 pm

Party Name: National Popular Front
Party Color(s): Purple, Black, White
Political views of the party: State capitalism, environmentalism, fascism
Number of seats in the upper chamber: 545 seats
Number of seats in the lower chamber: There is no lower chamber
Power in national subdivisions: All seats and offices are party of the National Popular Front
Other notes: Initially a socially centrist party, it radically changed with the 2015 revolution, and with a change of its leadership in 2017, it transformed from a center-right moderate party to a far-right extremist organization that reaches every corner and group of Arkania.

by **La Berga** » Wed Apr 22, 2020 1:05 pm

Green Libertarianism Group(GLG)
Communist Republic Party(CRP)
Democratic Union (DU)
Socialist Alliance (SA)
Bureaucrat Alliance Commitee(BAC)
Bergan National Congress (BNC)
Libertarians Alliance (LA)
Technologist Alliance (TA)

by **Old Northwest** » Wed Apr 22, 2020 5:27 pm

Party Name: Communist International
Party Color(s): Red
Political views of the party: Communism
Number of seats in the upper chamber: N/A
Number of seats in the lower chamber: N/A
Power in national subdivisions: I'm unsure what this question means.
Other notes: Sole legal party.

by **Umayyad Hispania** » Wed Apr 22, 2020 5:36 pm

al-Hizb al-Iislamiu (Party of Islam)- An Islamic fundamentalist party, has been outlawed since 1957, after a terror attack in Majrit. Known sponsors of terrorist events in Hispania and other nations. The most conservative party in Spanish history.

Hizb al-Sultan (Monarchist Party)- A moderately conservative party, better known to foreigners as the Monarchist Party, which supports the Sultan in any means possible. Currently in a coalition with al-Falanjiuwn, al-Hizb al-Easkariu & Hizb al-Sinaeat Waltanmia to hold a majority of the seats in the Legislature, holding 384 seats on its own.

Hizb al-Falanjiuwn (Falangist Party)- A farther right leaning political party, supporting Falangist belief and ideology. In a coalition with Hizb al-Sultan, Hizb al-Sinaeat Waltanmia, & al-Hizb al-Easkariu to hold a majority of the seats in the Legislature, holding 164 seats.

Hizb al-Sinaeat Waltanmia (Industry and Development Party)- A centrist party supporting the promotion of industry and the development of the land. In a coalition with Hizb al-Sultan, al-Falanjiuwn, & al-Hizb al-Easkariu to hold a majority of the seats in the Legislature, holding 109 seats.

al-Hizb al-Easkariu (Militarist Party)- An authoritarian party in support of both strengthening the monarch and the military. In a coalition with Hizb al-Sultan, al-Falanjiuwn, & Hizb al-Sinaeat Waltanmia to hold a majority of the seats in the Legislature, holding 110 seats.

al-Hizb al-Liybiraliu (Liberal Party)- A left-leaning party in support of loosening laws in the country regarding social structure, supports nationalization of industry. Holds 209 seats.

al-Hizb al-Aishtirakiu (Socialist Party)- A farther left leaning party, in support of nationalizing all industry and socialist economics. Holds 120 seats.

al-Hizb al-Shuyueiu (Communist Party)- The leftmost party, supporting nationalization of all industry, and social revolution against the Sultan. Outlawed, due to an attempted revolution in 1942.

by **-Wessex-** » Tue May 05, 2020 11:37 am

Party Name: United Wessex Party
Party Color(s): Red and yellow
Political views of the party: Big-tent, populism, nationalism, protectionism
Number of seats in the Assembly: 41/85
Power in national subdivisions: 4/7 county councils
Other notes: Formed shortly before independence by former Conservative and Labour Assembly Members who opposed Britain's entry into the European Federation. Its voter base is a broad church, ranging from right-wing nationalists to left-wing trade unionists, but overall its policies are characterised by a mixture of social conservatism and economic interventionism. They are mostly supported by the working class.

Party Name: Progressive Alliance
Party Color(s): Blue and yellow
Political views of the party: Liberalism, free-trade, internationalism
Number of seats in the Assembly: 22/85
Power in national subdivisions: 2/7 county councils
Other notes: A union of former Conservative, Labour and Lib Dem Members who oppose Wessex's secession and advocate full integration within the EF. Beyond this their policies are generally pro-market and socially liberal. Their voters tend to be middle-class and university-educated.

Party Name: Workers' Front
Party Color(s): Red and black
Political views of the party: Democratic socialism, trade unionism
Number of seats in the Assembly: 7/85
Power in national subdivisions: 0/7 county councils
Other notes: Established by former radical Labour Members who advocate non-membership of the EF alongside stronger protections for workers' rights, nationalisation of major industries and the introduction of UBI. Their support mostly comes from the urban working class, particularly in Bristol and Plymouth.

Party Name: Green Party of Wessex
Party Color(s): Green
Political views of the party: Environmentalism, social democracy
Number of seats in the Assembly: 3/85
Power in national subdivisions: 0/7 county councils
Other notes: Supports full transition away from fossil fuels and plastics and stronger protections for the countryside. Divided on the issue of the EF. Most voters come from the rural middle class.

Party Name: Mebyon Kernow
Party Color(s): Gold, black and white
Political views of the party: Cornish nationalism, social democracy
Number of seats in the Assembly: 2/85
Power in national subdivisions: 1/7 county councils
Other notes: Supports an independent Cornwall within the EF, and is generally in favour of centre-left social democratic policies. Most voters are native-born residents of Cornwall.

by **Norteno** » Tue May 05, 2020 5:48 pm

by **British Socialist Syndicates** » Fri May 08, 2020 11:08 am

Party Name: Syndicalist Party of Great Britain
Party Color(s): Red
Political views of the party: Syndicalism, libertarian socialism
Number of seats in the upper chamber: 118/134
Number of seats in the lower chamber: 429/720
Power in national subdivisions: They hold the balance of power in most community councils, and all regional governments.
Other notes: The dominant party in Great Britain; until the early 1980s, it was the only legal party. It has a very broad base of supporters, and contains many factions, but can broadly be split between the centralists, who advocate greater state control of industry and local institutions, and the federalists, who support wider powers for worker co-ops and community authorities.

Party Name: Reform Party
Party Color(s): Yellow
Political views of the party: Social democracy, liberalism
Number of seats in the upper chamber: 0/134
Number of seats in the lower chamber: 37/720
Power in national subdivisions: It is the largest party after the Syndicalists in most local and regional governments.
Other notes: The oldest opposition party in the Commonwealth of Great Britain, it generally advocates for free-market reforms in the economy and lessening the political power of the syndicates. Mostly popular among white-collar workers.

Party Name: Green Party
Party Color(s): Green
Political views of the party: Eco-socialism, environmentalism
Number of seats in the upper chamber: 5/134
Number of seats in the lower chamber: 23/720
Power in national subdivisions: It has a presence in most community councils, and is in coalition with the Syndicalists in the Scottish government.
Other notes: Experienced a surge of popularity in the 90s-00s, particularly among young people due to increased awareness of climate change, and formed a coalition with the Syndicalist Party after they lost their majority in 2011. Since the mid-2010s, they have declined in popularity due to the Syndicalists themselves adopting strongly environmentalist policies.

Party Name: National Workers' Party
Party Color(s): Black
Political views of the party: National syndicalism, Mosleyism
Number of seats in the upper chamber: 0/134
Number of seats in the lower chamber: 12/720
Power in national subdivisions: Minimal
Other notes: Broke off from the Syndicalist Party in the early 1990s after the government's decision to accept refugees from the Danubian conflict. They advocate a return to the isolationism and authoritarianism of the Mosley era. Over the years they have experienced spikes in popularity, but have mostly remained a fringe movement. Most supporters are urban blue-collar workers.

by **Eikotomi** » Thu May 21, 2020 7:40 am

by **Anatoliyanskiy** » Thu May 21, 2020 8:15 am

Party Name: Social Democratic Party
Party Color(s): Red.
Political views of the party: Social Democracy, Democratic Socialism, Progressivism, Centre-left to left-wing
Number of seats in the lower chamber: 63/204
Power in national subdivisions: Senior partner in coalition governments in the states of North Anatoliyanskiy and West Anatoliyanskiy
Other notes: Is the current governing party, and is in coalition with the Green Party

Party Name: Green Party
Party Color(s): Green
Political views of the party: Environmentalism, Eco-socialism, progressivism, left-wing
Number of seats in the lower chamber: 37/204
Power in national subdivisions: junior partner in coalition government in the states of West Anatoliyanskiy and North Anatoliyanskiy, and senior partner in coalition in the state of Sea-Turtle Island
Other notes: currently the junior partner in the coalition government with the Social Democratic Party

Party Name: Progressive Conservative Party
Party Color(s): Blue
Political views of the party: Liberal conservatism, Social conservatism, Economic liberalism, centre-right
Number of seats in the lower chamber: 36/204
Power in national subdivisions: Senior party in coalition in the states of South Anatoliyanskiy and Hoarisla, junior party in coalition in the state of East Anatoliyanskiy
Other notes: Was in power from 2012-2016, currently the largest party in opposition

Party Name: Liberal Democratic Party
Party Color(s): Yellow
Political views of the party: Liberal democracy, Liberalism, Social liberalism, centre-left
Number of seats in the lower chamber: 33/204
Power in national subdivisions: Currently junior party in coalition in the state of East Anatoliyanskiy.
Other notes: Was in a coalition with the Progressive Conservative Party from 2012-2016, recently lost much of it's support.

Party Name: Surdana Party
Party Color(s): Light blue.
Political views of the party: Separatism, Surdanan regionalism, Civic Nationalism, Centre
Number of seats in the lower chamber: 8/204
Power in national subdivisions: Currently Senior party in coalition in the state of Surdana.
Other notes: Mainly advocates for the independence or increased autonomy of the state of Surdana. Only runs in Surdana.

Party Name: People's Party
Party Color(s): Purple
Political views of the party: Right-wing populism, Nationalism, Anti-immigration, right-wing to far-right.
Number of seats in the lower chamber: 7/204
Power in national subdivisions: Currently is not in government in any states, though has a significant amount of seats in the state legislatures of East Anatoliyanskiy and Hoarisla.
Other notes: Is currently the youngest party in Anatoliyanskiy, as it was only formed in 2002.

Party Name: Communist Party
Party Color(s): Dark Red
Political Views: Communism, Marxism-Leninism, Revolutionary Socialism, Far-Left
Number of seats in the lower chamber: 11/204
Power in National Subdivisions: Currently has one seat in the West Anatoliyanskiyan State Legislature, and is sitting in opposition there.
Other Notes: Is currently in a confidence-and-supply agreement with the governing Social Democratic-Green Coalition.

by **Autolyco** » Thu May 21, 2020 10:58 am

Here are the 8 political parties that hold sway over the Autolykan Althing.

by **State of Turelisa** » Thu May 21, 2020 11:43 am

Party Name: PURITAN LEAGUE
Party Color(s): RED, WHITE AND GREEN
Political views of the party: Neo-Calvinism, Statism, fiscal conservatism.
Number of seats in the chamber: 17
Power in national subdivisions:
Other notes:

Party Name: MOSAIC LAW SOCIETY
Party Color(s): GREY
Political views of the party: Christian Reconstructionism, Christian libertarianism, autarky, protectionism.
Number of seats in the chamber: 15
Power in national subdivisions:
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Party Name: ALLIED CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATS
Party Color(s): BLUE AND ORANGE
Political views of the party: Amyraldism, communitarianism, social market economics, environmentalism.
Number of seats in the chamber: 11
Power in national subdivisions:
Other notes:

Party Name: WESTERN HIGH CALVINISM ASSOCIATION
Party Color(s): YELLOW
Political views of the party: Hyper-Calvinism, procedural democracy, regulated market economics, isolationism.
Number of seats in the chamber: 10
Power in national subdivisions:
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Party Name: NATION OF CHRIST
Party Color(s): BLUE
Political views of the party: Hyper Calvinism, Economic Nationalism, agrarianism, protectionism, nativism, anti-immigration.
Number of seats in the chamber: 9
Power in national subdivisions:
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Party Name: CO-OPERATIVE
Party Color(s): RED
Political views of the party: Cooperatism, Market Socialism, Syndicalism, agrarianism, universal healthcare.
Number of seats in the chamber: 2
Power in national subdivisions:
Other notes:

by **HarYan** » Mon Nov 22, 2021 10:24 am

Party Name: National Liberal Party.
Party Color(s): red and white.
Political views of the party: center-right to right-wing, moderate conservatism, national liberalism, liberal conservatism, right-wing populism, civic nationalism.
Number of seats in the legislature: 132 (of 401) in the Lower House, 26 (of 71) in the Senate.
Power in national subdivisions: 3 Provincial Governments (of 9), and many counties and municipalities.
Other notes: right-wing, moderately conservative in social issues, with variations depending on the issue (for example: pro-LGBT rights, but against abortion), and despite also valorating traditions and certain values, it does this in a more moderate and pragmatic way. Favorable to increase internal economic freedom but also to a moderate protectionism. Social welfare limited to what a good fiscal responsibility permit. Moderately pro-gun rights, maintaining the "reasonable" current laws. Favorable to heavy combat against narcoterrorism and drug trafficking, as well other terrorist, insurgent and criminal groups. Conducting reforms that are incresing the participation of the private sector in sectors such as education, health, etc., but using the State to improve the nations infraestructure. Although clearly being capitalist, they also are supporters of cooperativism and of agrarian reform (using public land and voluntary purchases for distribution, being against any form of confiscation) due to some ideological and political influences from Christian Democracy and Distributism. Favorable to foreign relations based on reciprocity, but not with communist and far-left countries, against multilateralism and favorable to bilateral relations. Against massive immigration of any kind, but not against well-regulated and controled immigration.

Party Name: Conservative Party.
Party Color(s): blue and white.
Political views of the party: right-wing, conservatism, christian democracy, right-wing populism, national conservatism.
Number of seats in the legislature: 65 (of 401) in the Lower House, 13 (of 71) in the Senate.
Power in national subdivisions: 1 Provincial Government (of 9), and many counties and municipalities.
Other notes: represents the most conservative part of the population, being similar to the National Liberal, and its partner in government, but also a competitor. Oldest political party in the nation. Much more conservative in social issues, and with a more religious and traditionalist background. Similar with the National Liberal in economics and social proposals, however is more radical in certain issues, more foccused in the protection of certain values like ideas of traditional family, in the preservation of certain aspects of the national culture, and some minor factions within the party are much more conservative than the average and actually reactionary ones (usually related to religious organizations and orders). Mostly against LGBT equal rights and against secularist policies. Also being favorable to economic freedom and a social welfare limited to the fiscal responsability, however a bit more interventionist in certain issues. Also favorable to toughness against narcoterrorism and drug trafficking, as well other terrorist, insurgent and criminal activity, sometimes even more than the National Liberal, and to also keep the current gun laws. It is also closer to the countries aristocracy. Received a even more considerable Christian Democracy and Distributism, being favorable to a regulated, but free, capitalism within the limits of traditions and the popular interest. Moderately isolationist in terms of foreign relations.

Party Name: Democratic Union Party.
Party Color(s): green and white.
Political views of the party: centrism to center-right, pragmatism, social liberalism, ordoliberalism.
Number of seats in the legislature: 59 (of 401) in the Lower House, 11 (of 71) in the Senate.
Power in national subdivisions: 2 Provincial Governments (of 9), and many counties and municipalities.
Other notes: center to center right-wing party, appeals to more moderate and apathetic apolitical people. Still generally right-wing but favorable to a bit of more welfare to the population and State intervention in economics, as well appeals to more pragmatist proposal and politics, having received influences from social liberalism and ordoliberalism. Tends to be more technocratic, but often adopts a physiological stance in the dispute for important positions. In favor of a centrist economic policy that balances social policies and the market. Often represents sectoral and regional interests too. Important to say that it generally acts like a moderator and negotiator among parties and political groups, giving to this party a considerable influence with both political wings, and using this to gain government positions and therefore power.

These three are the ones that make the current government, having these parties currently very similar proposals and ideas, and convergent interests and objectives, as well pragmatic alliancess. They are called the "Coalition".

Party Name: Green Party.
Party Color(s): green and yellow.
Political views of the party: center to center-left, green politics, environmentalism, centrism, social democracy, social liberalism.
Number of seats in the legislature: 34 (of 401) in the Lower House, 5 (of 71) in the Senate.
Power in national subdivisions: 1 Provincial Government (of 9), and some counties and municipalities.
Other notes: thanks to the more moderate wing ot the party, they were able to negotiate with the current government to make a part of their environmentalist agenda advance, although many possible negotiations were made impossible by the more radical part of the party. Environmentalist. Appeals to people that are in general favorable to more strict environmental regulations. The party is divided between the ones that support a more rational environmentalism, being favorable to moderate and efficient policies in such question, betting in policies foccused in improving efficiency to reduce the environmental impact (for example: they support nuclear power as a way of replacing fossil fuels), and a radical environmentalist part that is more left-wing learning and are favorable to very tight environmental regulations as well other left-wing ideas. Tends to be social democratic and progressive on social issues. On the local levels, they are famous for trying to restore degraded environments and pursue green practices, something they try to bring to the national scope.

Party Name: Social Democratic Party.
Party Color(s): blue and yellow.
Political views of the party: center-left to left-wing, social democracy, socialism, labourism, social liberalism, progressivism, environmentalism.
Number of seats in the legislature: 52 (of 401) in the Lower House, 7 (of 71) in the Senate.
Power in national subdivisions: 1 Provincial Government (of 9), and some counties and municipalities.
Other notes: left-wing, favorable to a expansion of the welfare and public institutions, proposing to increase the size of public sector in sectors such as public education, healthcare, etc. Favorable to the legalization of abortion, more strict gun control, more "reasonable" criminal laws against criminal groups than the current strict ones, Influenced mostly by social democracy and social liberalism as political models. Favorable to a center-left to left economic policy increasing taxation over the richer parts of the population as well over corporations, to increase the size of the welfare-state. Some of the party member are accused of being close to far-left regimes and organizations, which would be a crime under the nations laws. Although, the majority of the party is made of moderate social democrats.

Party Name: Social National Party.
Party Color(s): red and green.
Political views of the party: center-left to left-wing, pragmatism, labourism, populism, developmentalism, civic nationalism.
Number of seats in the legislature: 43 (of 401) in the Lower House, 7 (of 71) in the Senate.
Power in national subdivisions: 1 Provincial Government (of 9), some counties and municipalities.
Other notes: nationalist and pragmatic center-left to left-wing, favorable to a corporatist, but democratic, government and a industrial development based on State investment, together strong social protections and labour laws. Although, more moderate than the Social Democrats. Favorable to a strongly pragmatic foreign policy. Tends to be moderate relatively moderate in certain social issues despite being a bit progressivist, often negotiates with government parties when needed in certain issues where there is convergence, endorsing a bit of the current National Liberal Party ideas and proposals in some areas, however severely opposing the ideas more related to reducing the government participation in economics.

The Green Party, Social Democratic Party, and the Social Nationalists make the opposition to the current government, called the "Alliance", but are unlikely to be able to form a government in the future due to them being opposed by the majority of the mostly center-right to right-wing electorate. So, the actual dispute in the future tends to be among the current government parties inside right-wing majorities, and inside the parties themselves among their politicians, factions and groups of interest.

There are also 16 independent deputies and 2 independent senators, whose political positions may go from the far-left to the far-right, with part of them declaring themselves libertarians. They decided to run for the elections without a party so that they can maintain their independence of positions, better represent local interests, and due to disappointment with the political parties.

Extra, major registered advocacy groups and organizations acting within the national politics: National Firearm Rights Association (gun rights advocacy); Union for Free Speech and Liberty Protection (freedom of speech activism); National Association for Data Protection (privacy and data protection activism); Free Green Movement (environmentalist activism); National Commerce, Services and Industry Small and Medium Businesses Confederation (interests of medium and smaller companies advocacy); Agriculture National Front (farmers interests advocacy); National Federation of Industry, Services and Commerce (bigger businesses interests advocacy); Rainbow Union for Just Rights (LGBT rights advocacy); Society for the Defense of Tradition, Family and Values (traditionalist and social conservatism activism); Union for a Strong Nation (military and defense industry interests advocacy); National Union of Workers (workers rights advocacy); Association for the Reduction of Taxes, Bureaucratic Simplification and Economic Freedom (tax reductions, bureaucratic reform and economic liberties advocacy group); Front for a Safe Nation (police and public security interests advocacy); Association for a Just Judicial and Public Security System (judiciary system and police reform advocacy); Save our Forests Association (environmentalist activism); Direct Democracy Action (direct democracy advocacy group); National Union of Gun Owners and Gun Rights Advocates (gun rights activism); Royalist Union (pro-monarchy advocacy); Republican Association (anti-monarchy and pro-republic activism); National Front (nationalist activism); Union for the Defense of Education, Healthcare and Quality of Life (welfare state and public servants interests advocacy); I'm Peace Movement (anti-gun and anti-militarism activism); Workers United Syndicate (workers rights advocacy); Decriminalization Now (marijuana legalization advocacy group); Clean and Free Nation Christian Movement (anti-drugs and environmental activism); Association for Transparency and Against Corruption (government transparency and anti-corruption advocacy); Christian Democratic Front (christian activism); National Front for Minorities Rights and Autonomy (religious and ethnical minorities rights advocacy group).

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