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IOP/NBC News Public Polling

National Party Voting Intention

NATIONAL PARTY VOTING INTENTION
% of registered New Alexandrian voters
Margin of error: ±3%

Party	Percentage in Poll	Change
Federal Consensus Party (FCP)	31.2%	▼ -9.6%
Federal Humanist Party (FHP)	30.8%	▼ -8.4%
Alliance for a Just Nouvelle Alexandrie (AJNA)	23.7%	▲ +10.2%
Liberty and Prosperity Alliance (LPA)	11.3%	▲ +10.4%
Independents & Unaligned Candidates	3.0%	▲ +0.6%

Government Popularity

GOVERNMENT POPULARITY
% of registered New Alexandrian voters
Margin of error: ±3%

Opinion	Percentage	Change
Strong Support	8.1%	▼ -2.2%
Support	24.3%	▼ -5.4%
Neutral	29.8%	▲ +3.8%
Oppose	22.6%	▲ +2.8%
Strong Oppose	15.2%	▲ +1.0%
Net Approval	32.4%	▼ -7.6%
Net Disapproval	37.8%	▲ +3.8%

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VOTERS SEEK NEW DIRECTION AS TRADITIONAL PARTIES STUMBLE

This article was published in The Aldurian.

• New Poll Shows Both Major Parties Hemorrhaging Support As Voters Express Frustration With Status Quo Politics and Seek Alternative Solutions to Growing Regional and Economic Challenges
• Alliance for a Just Nouvelle Alexandrie Surges to 23.7% Support, While Liberty and Prosperity Alliance Sees Unprecedented Growth to 11.3%, Suggesting Voters Are Looking Beyond Traditional Solutions
• Housing Crisis Intensifies as Refugee Resettlement Program Strains Urban Infrastructure, With Tens of Millions Anahuacano and Norse Refugees Seeking New Homes Across the Federation
• Government Approval Falls to 32.4% as Citizens Grapple With "Structural Unaffordability" Despite Recently Cooling Inflation, Strong Job Numbers

Cárdenas, FCD -- THE grand edifice of New Alexandrian politics is showing signs of strain. A new poll by IOP/NBC News reveals a dramatic shift in voter preferences that suggests the traditional dominance of the Federal Consensus Party (FCP) and Federal Humanist Party (FHP) may be waning. Support for both parties has dropped significantly, with the FCP falling to 31.2% and the FHP to 30.8%, their lowest levels in recent memory.

The political upheaval comes amid what many are calling a "crisis of affordability." While headline inflation has cooled, structural costs — particularly housing — remain stubbornly high. The situation has been exacerbated by the massive influx of refugees from the East Keltian Collapse, with over 10 million Anahuacano and over 110,000 Norse citizens seeking shelter within Nouvelle Alexandrie's borders.

"We're witnessing the largest refugee resettlement program in our history," explains Maria Valencia, director of the Federal Refugee Integration Office. "The challenge isn't just finding temporary shelter—it's about long-term integration into communities already struggling with housing affordability."

In major cities like Punta Santiago and Parap, rents have risen by 45% since the refugee crisis began. Even in smaller cities, housing costs consume an ever-larger portion of household incomes. "The market simply hasn't kept pace with demand," notes Fernando Alvarez, a market analyst at the Cárdenas Stock Exchange. "When you combine the refugee situation with existing housing shortages, you get what we're calling structural unaffordability."

The beneficiaries of this political moment are clear. The Alliance for a Just Nouvelle Alexandrie (AJNA) has surged to 23.7%, largely by promoting radical solutions to the housing crisis, including massive public housing projects. The Liberty and Prosperity Alliance (LPA), reaching 11.3%, advocates for market deregulation to spur construction.

"We're seeing a fundamental realignment of political priorities," explains Dr. Isabella Monteiro, a political scientist at the University of Cárdenas. "Traditional parties seem paralyzed by the scale of our challenges." The East Keltian Collapse has transformed from a distant crisis into a daily reality for millions of New Alexandrians, as refugee families become neighbors and coworkers.

In Wechuahuasi, where a major refugee processing center has been established, local resident Carlos Mendoza expresses a common sentiment: "It's not just about helping refugees—though that's important. It's about making sure our own children can afford to live in the cities they grew up in."

The government's approval rating has slipped to 32.4%, with housing and integration policies being key points of criticism. The renewed presence of the Confederacy of the Dispossessed across Keltia has added another layer of complexity, raising questions about regional stability and future refugee flows. That's without mentioning the massive pressure on Nouvelle Alexandrie's vast borders with the Keltian Green.

"The traditional parties seem to be speaking an outdated language," notes Dr. Monteiro. "Voters are looking for bold solutions to unprecedented challenges." Whether discussing housing affordability, refugee integration, or regional security, the public appetite for transformative change is clear.

As one Cárdenas voter put it: "We need leaders who understand that we're not just facing a temporary crisis—we're building a new kind of society." Whether the emerging political forces can fulfill this role remains to be seen, but the desire for fundamental change is unmistakable.

II

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NEWS ACROSS NOUVELLE ALEXANDRIE

The Punta Santiago Herald - (PUNTA SANTIAGO, ALDURIA)

Defense Exports Surge as Regional Instability Drives Demand

• Javelin Industries, ESB Susa, and the Pontecorvo Firm Report 300% Increase in Orders Following East Keltian Collapse
• Los Bananos Base Facilitates Restored Boreal Air Bridge, Restoring Northern Deliveries to the Benacian Union
• Oportian Defense Ministry Signs Record 2.3 Billion Écu Contract for Aircraft
• Defense Industry Leaders Project Continued Growth Through 1740 AN

Parap Daily News - (PARAP, WECHUA NATION)

"The Nouveau Wave" Movement Gains Momentum in Urban Centers

• Over 15,000 Gather in Parap's Plaza Wechua for "Festival of Change"
• Movement Calls for "Complete Reimagining" of Economic System
• Artists and Musicians Join Political Demonstrations in Growing Numbers
• Social Media Activity Shows Movement Spreading to Other Regions like Santander & Valencia

The Cárdenas Times - (CÁRDENAS, FEDERAL CAPITAL DISTRICT)

Inflation Shows Sharp Decline as Recovery Takes Hold

• Federal Bank Reports Inflation Down to 3.2% from Peak of 12.8% During Recession of 1737
• Consumer Confidence Reaches Highest Level Since Pre-Recession
• Economists Predict Sustained Recovery Through 1739 AN
• Market Analysts Cite Stable Energy Prices as Key Factor in Latest Economic Turnaround

Le Journal de Chambéry - (CHAMBÉRY, VALENCIA)

Valencia Wine Exports Hit Historic High

• Champagne Sales to Natopia Double Year-Over-Year as Trade Routes Stabilize
• Constancian Market Emerges as Top Consumer of Premium Valencian Wines
• Regional Vintners Report Record Production to Meet International Demand
• Wine Industry Creates 12,000 New Jobs in Past Year

III

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COUP ATTEMPT ROCKS NOUVELLE ALEXANDRIE AS MILITARY UNITS CLASH IN CAPITAL

Heavy Fighting Erupts In Cárdenas Amid A Military Coup Attempt.

• Rebel Military Units From The III Combined Arms Corps Seized Control Of Federal Communications And Major Government Buildings, Plunging The Capital Into Chaos
• Loyal Forces Under General Marcus Villanueva Immediately Responded, Mobilizing Units To Defend The Constitutional Government And Engaging In Heavy Fighting Across Cárdenas
• King Sinchi Roca II Condemned The Coup In A Historic Radio Address, Calling For Military Loyalty And Civilian Resistance To Defend The Nation’s Constitution
• Massive Civilian Protests Erupted Nationwide, With Hundreds Of Thousands Demonstrating At Federation Park Despite Ongoing Fighting And Military Presence
• Governments Across Micras Condemned The Coup Attempt, With Allies Offering Support For The Constitutional Government And Potential Military Assistance
• Casualties Included 23 Dead And 86 Wounded, With Sporadic Gunfire Continuing As Loyal Forces Regained Control Of Key Positions And Secured The Capital

Cárdenas, FCD -- The Federation of Nouvelle Alexandrie faced its gravest constitutional crisis since its founding as rebel military units attempted to seize power in a dramatic coup attempt that began in the early hours of Wednesday morning. Intense fighting between loyal and rebel forces plunged the capital, Cárdenas, into chaos.

The crisis began at 02:15 when approximately 200 armed men from the III Combined Arms Corps (III CAC) infiltrated the Federal Communications Center and NBC headquarters, initiating a communications blackout. By 03:45, an estimated 2,000 troops from the III CAC's 814th and 815th Regiments secured key government positions, including the Legislative Palace and Government House.

General Ricardo Montero, commander of the III CAC, declared a state of emergency and announced "temporary military administration to restore order." However, resistance came swiftly as the II Combined Arms Corps (II CAC), led by General Marcus Villanueva, mobilized loyal forces to defend the constitutional government. This triggered heavy fighting in central Cárdenas, with the II CAC’s 809th Vanguard Regiment engaging rebel units near Government House.

King Sinchi Roca II addressed the nation from La Alborada, Chambéry, rejecting the coup attempt as "illegal and illegitimate" and urging military loyalty to the constitution. Premier Marissa Santini, secured in Punta Santiago, called for civilian resistance while massive protests erupted nationwide. Over 577,800 demonstrators gathered in Federation Park alone despite the presence of rebel forces.

Governments across Micras condemned the coup attempt, with allies pledging support for the constitutional government. The Federal Air Force conducted shows of force over the capital, and Chief Marshal Jean-Claude Benitez reaffirmed loyalty to the crown. Meanwhile, markets plunged as trading was suspended on the Nouvelle Alexandrie Stock Exchange, prompting emergency stabilization measures.

The II CAC regained control of several key areas by nightfall, though sporadic gunfire persisted, particularly near Cárdenas International Airport. Casualties from the day’s fighting included 23 dead and 86 wounded, with 45 coup supporters taken into custody. The Council of State ordered non-essential employees to remain home as military operations continued. A nationwide curfew was implemented to ensure public safety.

The coup revealed deep tensions over military funding and policies, with General Montero previously criticizing resource allocation and pension reform delays. Intelligence agencies faced scrutiny for failing to detect the plot’s preparation. As Cárdenas endured a night of uncertainty, the nation braced for further developments.

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