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'''Alduria-Wechua''' | The '''political parties of the [[Alduria-Wechua|Federation of Alduria and the Wechua Nation]]''' exist in a fragmented federal multi-party system. At its most basic unit, each [[Administrative_divisions_of_Alduria-Wechua#Regions_.289.29|Region]] has its own set of influential regional political parties. These regional political parties then pledge their support to a federally-assembled political coalition. These political coalitions at the federal level are currently arranged along with Federalist (or Aldricist) and Anti-Federalist. | ||
In {{AN| | In {{AN|1685}}, a broad Federalist "[[Wikipedia:Aldricism|Aldricism" political grand coalition was assembled, called [[Coalition for Federal Progress]]. Initially an alliance between the Democratic Socialist Party of [[Alduria]] and the Social Democratic Club of the [[Wechua Nation]], they were later joined by 20 independent Aldurian [[Federal Constituent Assembly|Assembly]] members, (later more parties and independents joined as the country grew) making them the largest political coalition in the [[Federal Constituent Assembly]] with 483 seats out of 759. | ||
Political parties hold a great deal of power in the Alduro-Wechua system of government. The federal coalition that has the most members to the [[Federal Constituent Assembly]] forms the government. The coalition or political grouping with the second-largest number of seats forms the Loyal Opposition. | |||
Political parties in [[Alduria-Wechua]] are structured in a very hierarchical fashion. There’s always a single leader at the top, who serves as an all-powerful boss of the party. The leader (and his coterie of aides, advisers, and policy experts) formulate party policy and determines where their party stands on the political issues of the day. All politicians below them, including members of the [[Federal Constituent Assembly]] are expected to support and endorse the established agenda. Politicians who misbehave or are embroiled in scandal can be expelled from the party by the leader. It is customary in the event of an electoral loss for party leaders to resign leadership. | |||
Party members in [[Alduria-Wechua]] are individuals who pay a yearly fee (usually [[Alduro-Wechua écu|WAE€]]5 for students, [[Alduro-Wechua écu|WAE€]]15 for adult voters, [[Alduro-Wechua écu|WAE€]]10 for seniors) to hold a card-carrying membership in a political party. These are the people who elect the party leader, select local candidates, and vote on important internal matters such as amendments to the party constitution. Different federal coalitions and different regional parties organize and provide for their affairs each in their own ways. Most notably, they all have different ways to select their party leadership. Alduro-Wechua citizens who decide to become party members tend to be people who are quite personally invested in politics, including relatives of politicians and their employees, or people who are very involved in political activism. Party membership tends to increase during high-profile party leadership elections. | |||
==Federal coalitions== | ==Federal coalitions== | ||
Alduria-Wechua has what is sometimes called a “federal-plus” system. This means the country is usually dominated by two well-organized federal coalitions — one of the pro-Federalist faction (broadly favoring social reform and activist government) and one of the anti-Federalist faction (broadly favoring social tradition, sovereignty, and limited government). As of {{AN|1686}}, a third grouping, [[Coalition 1686]], has a small political presence. However, there are many members of the interim legislature, the [[Federal Constituent Assembly]], that are either unaligned with a federal coalition (but retain their regional party loyalties). If the unaligned legislators were all one coalition, they would become the Loyal Opposition. | |||
The federal-plus system is dominated by the broad Federalist coalition, the [[Coalition for Federal Progress]]. The Loyal Opposition is the [[Anti-Federalist Front]]. | |||
*[[Coalition for Federal Progress]] (CFP) | *[[Coalition for Federal Progress]] (CFP) | ||
*[[Anti-Federalist Coalition]] ( | *[[Anti-Federalist Front]] (AFF) | ||
*[[Coalition 1686]] (C1686) | |||
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*[[Alduria]] | *[[Alduria]] | ||
**Democratic Socialist Party | **Democratic Socialist Party | ||
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**Aldurian National Alliance | **Aldurian National Alliance | ||
**Independents | **Independents | ||
===Wechua Nation=== | |||
*[[Wechua Nation]] | *[[Wechua Nation]] | ||
**Social Democratic Club | **Social Democratic Club | ||
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**Communist Soviet of the Wechua Nation | **Communist Soviet of the Wechua Nation | ||
**Independents | **Independents | ||
===Santander=== | |||
*[[Santander]] | *[[Santander]] | ||
**[[Union for a Democratic Movement]] | **[[Union for a Democratic Movement]] | ||
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**[[Rally for the Empire]] | **[[Rally for the Empire]] | ||
**Independents | **Independents | ||
===Valencia=== | |||
*[[Valencia]] | *[[Valencia]] | ||
**[[Union for a Democratic Movement]] | **[[Union for a Democratic Movement]] | ||
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**[[Rally for the Empire]] | **[[Rally for the Empire]] | ||
**Independents | **Independents | ||
===Federal Capital District=== | |||
===Isles of Caputia=== | |||
===New Luthoria=== | |||
===North Lyrica=== | |||
===South Lyrica=== | |||
===Historical parties=== | ===Historical parties=== | ||
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The political parties of the Federation of Alduria and the Wechua Nation exist in a fragmented federal multi-party system. At its most basic unit, each Region has its own set of influential regional political parties. These regional political parties then pledge their support to a federally-assembled political coalition. These political coalitions at the federal level are currently arranged along with Federalist (or Aldricist) and Anti-Federalist.
In 1685 AN, a broad Federalist "[[Wikipedia:Aldricism|Aldricism" political grand coalition was assembled, called Coalition for Federal Progress. Initially an alliance between the Democratic Socialist Party of Alduria and the Social Democratic Club of the Wechua Nation, they were later joined by 20 independent Aldurian Assembly members, (later more parties and independents joined as the country grew) making them the largest political coalition in the Federal Constituent Assembly with 483 seats out of 759.
Political parties hold a great deal of power in the Alduro-Wechua system of government. The federal coalition that has the most members to the Federal Constituent Assembly forms the government. The coalition or political grouping with the second-largest number of seats forms the Loyal Opposition.
Political parties in Alduria-Wechua are structured in a very hierarchical fashion. There’s always a single leader at the top, who serves as an all-powerful boss of the party. The leader (and his coterie of aides, advisers, and policy experts) formulate party policy and determines where their party stands on the political issues of the day. All politicians below them, including members of the Federal Constituent Assembly are expected to support and endorse the established agenda. Politicians who misbehave or are embroiled in scandal can be expelled from the party by the leader. It is customary in the event of an electoral loss for party leaders to resign leadership.
Party members in Alduria-Wechua are individuals who pay a yearly fee (usually WAE€5 for students, WAE€15 for adult voters, WAE€10 for seniors) to hold a card-carrying membership in a political party. These are the people who elect the party leader, select local candidates, and vote on important internal matters such as amendments to the party constitution. Different federal coalitions and different regional parties organize and provide for their affairs each in their own ways. Most notably, they all have different ways to select their party leadership. Alduro-Wechua citizens who decide to become party members tend to be people who are quite personally invested in politics, including relatives of politicians and their employees, or people who are very involved in political activism. Party membership tends to increase during high-profile party leadership elections.
Federal coalitions
Alduria-Wechua has what is sometimes called a “federal-plus” system. This means the country is usually dominated by two well-organized federal coalitions — one of the pro-Federalist faction (broadly favoring social reform and activist government) and one of the anti-Federalist faction (broadly favoring social tradition, sovereignty, and limited government). As of 1686 AN, a third grouping, Coalition 1686, has a small political presence. However, there are many members of the interim legislature, the Federal Constituent Assembly, that are either unaligned with a federal coalition (but retain their regional party loyalties). If the unaligned legislators were all one coalition, they would become the Loyal Opposition.
The federal-plus system is dominated by the broad Federalist coalition, the Coalition for Federal Progress. The Loyal Opposition is the Anti-Federalist Front.
- Coalition for Federal Progress (CFP)
- Anti-Federalist Front (AFF)
- Coalition 1686 (C1686)
Regional political parties
Alduria
- Alduria
- Democratic Socialist Party
- Liberty and Democracy Party
- Aldurian National Alliance
- Independents
Wechua Nation
- Wechua Nation
- Social Democratic Club
- Conservative and Royalist Coalition
- Alexandrian and Caputian Party
- Nationalist & Humanist Club
- Communist Soviet of the Wechua Nation
- Independents
Santander
Valencia
Federal Capital District
Isles of Caputia
New Luthoria
North Lyrica
South Lyrica
Historical parties
Alduria
| Logo | Name | Abbrev. | Founded | Dissolved | Position | Fate | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| National Congress for Social Democracy | NCSD | ???? | ???? | Center-left | Merged into DFL | ||
| Communist Party of Alduria | CPA | ???? | ???? | Far-left | Merged into DFL | ||
| File:N-LA Logo.png | National-Liberal Alliance | N-LA | ???? | 1678 | Right | Merged into ANA | |
| Movement for Alduria | MfA | ???? | 1678 | Far-Right | Merged into ANA | ||
| Euran Destiny Party | EDP | ???? | ???? | Zurvanism, nationalism, conservatism | Dissolved | ||
