Merger of the Reformist Bloc and the Agrarian Bloc
| Type | Political Party Merger |
|---|---|
| Signed | 1752 AN |
| Expiry | Expiry date of the treaty, if applicable |
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| Languages | Common Tongue |
| Purpose | To unify the Reformist Bloc and the Agrarian Bloc into a single political party, the Aerlan Democratic Party. |
In late 1750 AN, the central committees of the Reformist Bloc and the Agrarian Bloc filed a petition to the National Electoral Commission of Aerla to begin the process of merging the two parties into a unified party for the 1755 election. The President, Thomas Guthrie, declined to endorse the merger due to a perceived conflict of interest. Analysts stated that, if accepted, the merger could have a vast impact on Aerla's political landscape. The Conservative Bloc decried the petition, calling it a "blatant power grab" by the Reformists.
In late 1750 AN, a joint party conference announced the name of the new unified party would be the Aerlan Democratic Party. After a two-year application process, the National Electoral Commission ruled that the merger was valid and would take place immediately.
