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The '''People's Democratic Front''' is the ruling political coalition of [[New Burkland]]. The Communist Party as its ruling party and all other parties and organizations accepting its supremacy, it is also made up of the Social Democratic Party, the Autistic Depathologization and Liberation Party, and the New Burklandi Greens. | The '''People's Democratic Front''' is the ruling political coalition of [[New Burkland]]. The Communist Party as its ruling party and all other parties and organizations accepting its supremacy, it is also made up of the Social Democratic Party, the Autistic Depathologization and Liberation Party, and the New Burklandi Greens. It is guaranteed a monopoly in the Congress of New Burkland. However, in local elections where there is some level of democratic choice, it tends to do best with women, LGBTQ+ people, autistic people, Black people, Jewish people, people in rural areas, low-income people, people without college degrees, and non-religious people. | ||
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Revision as of 01:58, 2 December 2023
| People's Democratic Front | |
| Abbreviation | |
|---|---|
| Leader | Silvia Eryn |
| Founded | July 11, 2021 |
| Headquarters | New Bundeshauptstadt |
| Ideology |
Communism Marxism–Leninism Factions: Social democracy |
| Seats in Congress |
1,924 / 2,026 |
The People's Democratic Front is the ruling political coalition of New Burkland. The Communist Party as its ruling party and all other parties and organizations accepting its supremacy, it is also made up of the Social Democratic Party, the Autistic Depathologization and Liberation Party, and the New Burklandi Greens. It is guaranteed a monopoly in the Congress of New Burkland. However, in local elections where there is some level of democratic choice, it tends to do best with women, LGBTQ+ people, autistic people, Black people, Jewish people, people in rural areas, low-income people, people without college degrees, and non-religious people.
