1707 Sanaman general elections

The 1707 Sanaman general elections were held on 1.XII and were the first elections following the 1707 Sanaman military coup d'état and the first freely contested elections following the Sanaman Civil War. The new constitution, written by the new social-democratic leadership of the Sanamati Democratic Party, provided for the direct election of a House of People's Delegates and a House of Councillors. Elections were also held to the assemblies of the people's republics, as well as local and regional assemblies.

Participating parties

Following the leadership coup in the Sanamati Democratic Party earlier during the year, after the botched coup d'état, the party split into three, with the social-democrats remaining in the SDP, the communalists forming the Communities Movement, and the communists forming the Sanaman Communist Party. The United Nationalist Alliance also early registered to participate in all elections, attempting to reclaim at least some of the influence it had under Keysa Nur Pinito Caprici.

List of participating parties

Party name	Ideology	Political position
Sanamati Democratic Party	Social democracy, democratic socialism, ecologism, feminism, unionism	Left wing
Communities Movement	Communalism, ecologism, feminism, direct democracy, federalism	Left wing to far left
Sanaman Communist Party	Communism, statism, democratic centralism, unionism	Far left
United Nationalist Alliance	Nationalism, populism, liberalism, unionism	Center right
Coalition 1660	Socialism, workers' rights, unionism	Center left
Sanaman People's Party	Liberalism, feminism, ecologism, laissez-faire economics	Center right
Bright Future	Anti-immigration, nationalism, conservatism, populism	Ringt wing to far right
Agrarian League	Agrarianism, farmers' rights, conservatism	Center right
Citizens United	Citizens rights, classic liberalism, civil rights, direct democracy, federalism	Center right to center
Green Party	Ecologism, liberalism, welfare state, fair trade, anti-growth, pro-immigration, federalism	Center right to center left
Democratic Nazarene Union	Nazarene democracy, Nazarene values, conservatism, traditional values	Center right to right wing
Northern League	Nationalism, conservatism, Istvanistani-speaking rights, Praeta-speaking rights	Center right to right wing
Partito Popolare Cisamarrese	Nationalism, liberalism, ecologism, Cisamarrese-speaking rights	Center
Yardistani List	Nationalism, big tent, Yardistani-speaking rights	Center
Laqi People's Party	Nationalism, big tent, Laqi-speaking rights	Center
Future of Estarisa	Nationalism, big tent, Estarisan rights	Center