View source for List of political parties in Manjugurun

There are at total 21 registered national political parties in Manchuria. 9 of these parties have seats in the National Assembly. Political parties must be registered to the Electoral Commission, have at least a hundred members, and have no history of violence or inciting hatred. Smaller parties exist but they tend to be provincial in scale and are considered at best by the public as either ineffective or as a joke party.

==Parties represented in the legislature==
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!rowspan="2"|
!rowspan="2"|Logo
!rowspan="2"|Name
!rowspan="2"|Founded
!rowspan="2"|Ideologies
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!Compass
![[National Assembly]] Seats
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| bgcolor=#FCFC0A|
|[[File:.png|100px]]
|[[People's Party]] 
|September 1990
|{{W|Manchurian Nationalism}}, {{W|Statism}}, {{W|Big tent}}
|{{W|Centrism|Centre}} to {{W|Centre right}}
|
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| bgcolor=#0087DB|
|[[File:NPP.png|100px]]
|[[Democratic Party]] 
|14<sup>th</sup> November 2008
|{{W|Progressivism}}, {{W|Populism}}
|{{W|Centrism}}
| 

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| bgcolor=#38FC08|
|[[100px]]
|[[Green Party (Manchuria)|Green Party]] 
|18<sup>th</sup> April 2005
|{{W|Green politics}}, {{W|Environmentalism}}
|{{W|Centre left}}
|
|-
| bgcolor=#FC00E3|
|[[100px]]
|[[Social Democratic Party]] 
|3<sup>rd</sup> October 1999
|{{W|Reformism}}, {{W|Social Democracy}}, {{W|Feminism}}
|{{W|Centre left}}
|
|-
| bgcolor=#FF0000|
|[[100px]]
|[[Socialist Party of Manchuria]] 
|12<sup>th</sup> March 1991
|{{W|Democratic Socialism}}, {{W|Social Democracy}}, {{W|Left-wing nationalism}}
|{{W|Left wing}}
|
|-
| bgcolor=#000066|
|[[100px]]
|[[Concordia Party]] 
|12<sup>th</sup> December 1991
|{{W|Manchurian nationalism}}, {{W|Anti-communism}}, {{W|monarchism}}
|{{W|Far right}}
|
|-
| bgcolor=#8f2310|
|[[100px]]
|[[Manchu Communist Party]] 
|22<sup>nd</sup> April 1991
|{{W|Marxism-Leninism}}, {{W|Anti-revisionism}}
|{{W|Far left}}
|
|-
| bgcolor=#48BD17|
|[[100px]]
|[[United People's Party]] 
|19<sup>th</sup> September 2009
|{{W|Koreans|Korean}} {{W|minority interest}}, {{W|Liberalism}}
|{{W|Centrism}}
|
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