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==Transport==
==Transport==
The country is connected together by a network referred to as ''The Bridge Network,'' which is a network of long distance travel corridors available to those with access.
[[File:Bridgenet.png|alt=Bridge Network logo|none|thumb|142x142px|The Bridge Network logo]]


==Education==
==Education==
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==Culture==
==Culture==
[[Category:Countries]]
[[Category:Countries]]
=== Television ===
The Garou-Nation has a state-owned broadcaster in the form of GLASS.
GLASS serves as the official state broadcaster of the Garou-Nation, operating as the central source of news, cultural programming, and government communication across the nation. The Nation relies on GLASS to unify its people, promote its culture, and ensure that the directives of the government reach every corner of its lands. GLASS operates as a state-owned entity under the supervision of the Garou-Nation’s Department for the Pattern Web. The organization is headquartered in (city) where its main studios and administrative offices are located. The broadcaster runs a nationwide network of nine terrestrial TV channels, as well as radio, television, and digital platforms.
GLASS provides a wide range of programming that reflects the unique culture and values of the Garou-Nation. This includes:
* '''News and Current Affairs:''' Daily news bulletins and investigative reports cover everything from local events to international issues that could impact the Nation. Special attention is given to environmental issues and spiritual matters.
* '''Cultural Programming:''' The broadcaster airs traditional music, storytelling sessions, and educational programs that preserve and promote the country's heritage.
* '''Government Announcements:''' GLASS is the primary channel through which the Government communicates with the populace. Official decrees, policy updates, and emergency alerts are broadcast regularly, ensuring that all citizens are informed about the nation's governance and any critical decisions.
==== Glass 1 ====
'''Glass 1''' is the flagship channel of the GLASS network. It focuses on news, current affairs, official government and mainstream programming. As the primary source of information for Garou-Nation citizens, Glass broadcasts daily news bulletins, political debates, primetime drama and entertainment, and live sporting events.
==== Glass 2 ====
'''Glass 2''' focuses on cultural and intellectual content, providing deeper insights into Garou traditions, spirituality, and the arts. This channel caters to viewers interested in exploring the heritage and deeper aspects of Garou life.
==== Glass 3 ====
'''Glass 3''' is an experimental and youth-oriented channel that blends modern creativity with Garou culture. It focuses on fresh, innovative content that appeals to younger viewers, encouraging new perspectives and ideas.
==== Glass 4 ====
'''Glass 4''' is the channel dedicated to cultural, historical, and intellectual programming. It provides in-depth content focused on the rich traditions, history, and scholarly pursuits of the Garou Nation.
==== Glass 5 ====
'''Glass 5''' is the nature and environment channel. It features ecological documentaries, wildlife programs, and content dedicated to the preservation of sacred sites.
==== Glass 6 ====
'''Glass 6''' is dedicated to all aspects of sport, physical prowess and competition. This channel features live sports events, combat tournaments, and fitness programs, celebrating the martial spirit of the Nation.
==== Glass News ====
'''Glass News''' is the 24-hour news channel dedicated to keeping the Garou-Nation informed on current events, breaking news, and in-depth analysis. It provides comprehensive coverage of both national and international affairs, ensuring that the Nation remains aware of threats, opportunities, and major developments.
==== Glass Pol ====
'''Glass Pol''' is the dedicated politics channel, providing comprehensive coverage of the Garou-Nation’s political processes, debates, and governmental activities. It serves as the go-to channel for those interested in the inner workings of the Silver Council and political affairs.
==== Glass L ====
'''Glass L''' is a unique channel specifically designed for wolves. It broadcasts in dichromatic color to match their visual perception, focusing on content that resonates with their instincts, worldview, and sensory experiences. The channel celebrates their culture, providing them with tailored programming that honours their natural way of life.[[File:Glass logo.png|alt=GLASS Logo|none|thumb|143x143px|The logo of GLASS, The Garou-Nation's state broadcaster.]]


==Politics==
==Politics==
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- In appointing ministers to the Executive (except for the Minister of Justice), the D'Hondt method is followed so that ministerial portfolios are divided among the parties in proportion to their strength in the Council This means that all parties with a significant number of seats are entitled to at least one minister;
- In appointing ministers to the Executive (except for the Minister of Justice), the D'Hondt method is followed so that ministerial portfolios are divided among the parties in proportion to their strength in the Council This means that all parties with a significant number of seats are entitled to at least one minister;
- Certain resolutions must receive "cross community support", or the support of a minimum number of MLAs from all designations, to be passed by the Council. Every Councillor is officially designated as a member of one of the five designations, or non-inscrit. The election of the speaker, appointment of the Minister of Litany, any changes to the standing orders and the adoption of certain money bills must all occur with cross-community support.
- Certain resolutions must receive "cross community support", or the support of a minimum number of councillors from all Lodges, to be passed by the Council. Every Councillor is officially designated as a member of one of the five designations, or non-inscrit. The election of the speaker, appointment of the Minister of Litany, any changes to the standing orders and the adoption of certain money bills must all occur with cross-community support.
- Most votes taken by the Council can be made dependent on cross-community support if a petition of concern is presented to the speaker. A petition of concern may be brought by 30 or more Councillors, with at least two parties or independent members who were elected to the Council as independents in the most recent election being represented among the petitioners. Petitions may not be brought on resolutions relating to sanctions of members and on votes relating to the general principles of a bill rather than specific provisions or passage. In cases where a petition is properly filed, a vote on proposed legislation will only pass if supported by a weighted majority (60%) of members voting, including at least 40% of each designation present and voting.  
- Most votes taken by the Council can be made dependent on cross-community support if a petition of concern is presented to the speaker. A petition of concern may be brought by 30 or more Councillors, with at least two parties or independent members who were elected to the Council as independents in the most recent election being represented among the petitioners. Petitions may not be brought on resolutions relating to sanctions of members and on votes relating to the general principles of a bill rather than specific provisions or passage. In cases where a petition is properly filed, a vote on proposed legislation will only pass if supported by a weighted majority (60%) of members voting, including at least 40% of each designation present and voting.  
===Lodges===
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|- style="background:#ccc;"
! colspan="2" scope="col" class="unsortable"  style="width:20px;"|Party
! scope="col" class="unsortable" |Description
! class="unsortable" |Leader
! data-sort-type="number" | [[Silver Council]]
|-
! style="background-color:#D31F3D"|
| Monarchists
| Insert...
| Kylor Morningkill
|align=left| {{Composition bar|37|101|#D31F3D|}}
|-
! style="background-color:#5C5796"|
| Republicans
| Insert...
| Yuri Konietzko
|align=left| {{Composition bar|34|101|#5C5796|}}
|-
! style="background-color:#A4C460"|
| Liberals
| Insert...
| Mari Cabrah
|align=left| {{Composition bar|17|101|#A4C460|}}
|-
! style="background-color:#79B5A1"|
| Pure Lands Independence Movement
| Insert...
| Evan Strong
|align=left| {{Composition bar|6|101|#79B5A1|}}
|-
|-
! style="background-color:#BA4D28"|
| Nationalists
| Insert...
| Rebecca Stirling
|align=left| {{Composition bar|4|101|#BA4D28|}}
|}
===Political Parties===
===Political Parties===
====Elected to the Silver Council====
====Elected to the Silver Council====
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|- style="background:#ccc;"
|- style="background:#ccc;"
! colspan="2" scope="col" class="unsortable"  style="width:20px;"|Party
! colspan="2" scope="col" class="unsortable"  style="width:20px;"|Party
! scope="col" class="unsortable" |Designation
! scope="col" class="unsortable" |Lodge
! scope="col" class="unsortable" |Political position
! scope="col" class="unsortable" |Political position
! scope="col" class="unsortable" |Ideology
! scope="col" class="unsortable" |Ideology
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|-
|-
! style="background-color:#E81502"|
! style="background-color:#E81502"|
| Royalist Party
| Royalists
! style="background-color:#F2CECE"|Monarchist
! style="background-color:#F2CECE"|Monarchist
| Center-Right
| Center-Right
| Monarchist, Conservatism
| Monarchist, Conservatism
| Jonas Albrecht
| Kylor Morningkill
|align=left| {{Composition bar|27|101|#E81502|}}
|align=left| {{Composition bar|27|101|#E81502|}}
|-
|-
! style="background-color:#603CBA"|
! style="background-color:#0575C9"|
| Republican Party
| Republicans
! style="background-color:#D4CEF2"|Republican
! style="background-color:#D4CEF2"|Republican
| Center-Left
| Center-Left
| Meritocracy, Social Democracy
| Meritocracy, Social Democracy
| Yuri Konietzko
| Yuri Konietzko
|align=left| {{Composition bar|18|101|#603CBA|}}
|align=left| {{Composition bar|18|101|#0575C9|}}
|-
|-
|-
|-
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|-
|-
|-
|-
! style="background-color:#FF9800"|
! style="background-color:#FF9A02"|
| Liberal Party
| Liberal Party
! style="background-color:#E6F2CE"|Liberal
! style="background-color:#E6F2CE"|Liberal
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| Liberalism, Social liberalism
| Liberalism, Social liberalism
| Aaron Dawntreader
| Aaron Dawntreader
|align=left| {{Composition bar|11|101|#FF9800|}}
|align=left| {{Composition bar|11|101|#FF9A02|}}
|-
|-
|-
|-
! style="background-color:#99B433"|
! style="background-color:#5FB25F"|
| Warden Party
| Warden Party
! style="background-color:#F2CECE"|Monarchist
! style="background-color:#F2CECE"|Monarchist
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| Family Values, Environmentalism, Cultural Preservation
| Family Values, Environmentalism, Cultural Preservation
| Stuart Brown
| Stuart Brown
|align=left| {{Composition bar|10|101|#99B433|}}
|align=left| {{Composition bar|10|101|#5FB25F|}}
|-
|-
|-
|-
! style="background-color:#7B0A02"|
! style="background-color:#810000"|
| Lupines First
| Lupines First
! style="background-color:#F2E6CE"|Nationalist
! style="background-color:#F2E6CE"|Nationalist
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| Radical Environmentalism, Primitivism, Animal Welfare
| Radical Environmentalism, Primitivism, Animal Welfare
| Rebecca Stirling
| Rebecca Stirling
|align=left| {{Composition bar|4|101|#7B0A02|}}
|align=left| {{Composition bar|4|101|#810000|}}
|-
|-
|-
|-
! style="background-color:#009DE0"|
! style="background-color:#6DCAD2"|
| Spiritual Democratic Party
| Spiritual Democratic Party
! style="background-color:#E6FFF7"|Pure Lands Independence
! style="background-color:#E6FFF7"|Pure Lands Independence
| Center-Left
| Center-Left
| Communitarianism, Spiritual Democracy
| Communitarianism, Spiritual Democracy
| Lorem Ipsum
| Amy Hume-Victors
|align=left| {{Composition bar|3|101|#009DE0|}}
|align=left| {{Composition bar|3|101|#6DCAD2|}}
|-
|-
|-
|-
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| Far Right
| Far Right
| Isolationism, Northern Independence
| Isolationism, Northern Independence
| Lorem Ipsum
| Evan Strong
|align=left| {{Composition bar|3|101|#0C366C|}}
|align=left| {{Composition bar|3|101|#0C366C|}}
|-
|-
|-
|-
! style="background-color:#CC08C9"|
! style="background-color:#C9235F"|
| Justice Party
| Justice Party
! style="background-color:#E6F2CE"|Liberal
! style="background-color:#E6F2CE"|Liberal
| Left
| Left
| Democratic socialism, Feminism, Equality
| Democratic socialism, Feminism, Equality
| Lorem Ipsum
| Mari Cabrah
|align=left| {{Composition bar|3|101|#CC08C9|}}
|align=left| {{Composition bar|3|101|#C9235F|}}
|-
|-
|-
|-
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| Far Right
| Far Right
| Pythiskepticism, Ultranationalism, Radical Environmentalism
| Pythiskepticism, Ultranationalism, Radical Environmentalism
| Lorem Ipsum
| Karin Jarlsdottir
|align=left| {{Composition bar|3|101|#607D8B|}}
|align=left| {{Composition bar|3|101|#607D8B|}}
|-
|-
|-
|-
! style="background-color:#AD976B"|
! style="background-color:#B59824"|
| STRIDE
| STRIDE
! style="background-color:#E6F2CE"|Liberal
! style="background-color:#E6F2CE"|Liberal
| Center
| Center
| Centrism,
| Centrism
| Mephi Abbasi
| Mephi Abbasi
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|align=left| {{Composition bar|3|101|#B59824|}}
|-
|-
|-
|-
! style="background-color:#EFE053"|
! style="background-color:#FFD54F"|
| Socialist Party
| Socialist Party
! style="background-color:#D4CEF2"|Republican
! style="background-color:#D4CEF2"|Republican
| Far Left
| Far Left
| Socialism, Trotskyism, trade unionism
| Socialism, Trotskyism, trade unionism
| Lorem Ipsum
| Carlita Gutierreze
|align=left| {{Composition bar|2|101|#EFE053|}}
|align=left| {{Composition bar|2|101|#FFD54F|}}
|-
|-
|-
|-
! style="background-color:#DA532C"|
! style="background-color:#FF5800"|
| Alternative
| The Alternative
! style="background-color:#F9F9F9"|Non-Inscrit
! style="background-color:#F9F9F9"|Non-Inscrit
| Center
| Center
| Democratic Reform
| Democratic Reform
| Antonine Erikson
| Antonine Erikson
|align=left| {{Composition bar|2|101|#DA532C|}}
|align=left| {{Composition bar|2|101|#FF5800|}}
|-
|-
|-
|-
! style="background-color:#563C34"|
! style="background-color:#834F49"|
| Corporate Interest Party
| Corporate Interest Party
! style="background-color:#F9F9F9"|Non-Inscrit
! style="background-color:#F9F9F9"|Non-Inscrit
| Right
| Right
| Economic Liberalism, Climate Skepticism
| Economic Liberalism, Climate Skepticism
| Lorem Ipsum
| Michael Sarkany
|align=left| {{Composition bar|2|101|#563C34|}}
|align=left| {{Composition bar|2|101|#834F49|}}
|-
|-
|-
|-
! style="background-color:#9E9E9E"|
! style="background-color:#BABABA"|
| Independent
| Independent
|  
|  
|  
|  
|  
|  
| Lorem Ipsum
| Xander Stevens
|align=left| {{Composition bar|1|101|#9E9E9E|}}
|align=left| {{Composition bar|1|101|#BABABA|}}
|-
|-
|}
|}
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! class="unsortable" |Leader
! class="unsortable" |Leader
|-
|-
! style="background-color:#14564B"|
! style="background-color:#6D3177"|
| One Voice
| One Voice
! style="background-color:#F9F9F9"|Non-Inscrit
! style="background-color:#F9F9F9"|Non-Inscrit
| {{Nowrap|Insert...}}
| {{Nowrap|Center-Right}}
| {{Nowrap|Insert...}}
| {{Nowrap|Humanism, Communtarianism, Economic Liberalism, Secularism}}
| Lorem Ipsum
| Song Chiang
|-
|-
! style="background-color:#224922"|
| Rising Sun Party
! style="background-color:#D4CEF2"|Republican
| {{Nowrap|Center-Right}}
| {{Nowrap|Meritocracy, Family Values}}
| Chikara Sakaki
|-
|-
|-
|-
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| Royal Separatist Party
| Royal Separatist Party
! style="background-color:#F2CECE"|Monarchist
! style="background-color:#F2CECE"|Monarchist
| {{Nowrap|Insert...}}
| {{Nowrap|Center-Right}}
| {{Nowrap|Insert...}}
| {{Nowrap|Monarchist, Conservatism, Separatism}}
| Lorem Ipsum
| Lorem Ipsum
|-
|-
|-
|-
! style="background-color:#169939"|
! style="background-color:#EDAE8E"|
| Independents for ???
| Independents for ???
! style="background-color:#E6F2CE"|Liberal
! style="background-color:#E6F2CE"|Liberal
| {{Nowrap|Insert...}}
| {{Nowrap|Centre}}
| {{Nowrap|Insert...}}
| {{Nowrap|Centrism, Localism}}
| Lorem Ipsum
| Lorem Ipsum
|-
|-
|-
|-
! style="background-color:#B91D47"|
! style="background-color:#E8264F"|
| Rights Party
| Rights Party
! style="background-color:#F9F9F9"|Non-Inscrit
! style="background-color:#F9F9F9"|Non-Inscrit
| {{Nowrap|Insert...}}
| {{Nowrap|Single Issue}}
| {{Nowrap|Insert...}}
| {{Nowrap|Human Rights, Equal Representation}}
| Lorem Ipsum
| Ryan McCullough
|-
|-
|}
|}

Latest revision as of 21:51, 20 August 2024

The Great Garou-Nation of the Second Concordiat
The garou-nation 70214.png
Flag
Motto: Serve Gaia above all else.
Anthem: The Invocation
Wikimap-TGN.png
Capital
and largest city
Tamaravil
Official languagesEnglish
High Tongue
Recognised regional languagesGreek
Irish
Scottish Gaelic
Norwegian
German
Arabic
Russian
Cherokee
Lhasa Tibetan
Pictish
Demonym(s)Garou
GovernmentUnstructured parliamentary legislature
• High King
Jonas Albrecht
LegislatureSilver Council
Formation
• First Concord
1000
• Second Concord
1000
Population
• Estimate
1,000,237
Gini11.0
low
HDI0.622
medium
CurrencyTalen (GTA)
Date formatAAA/yyyy/mm/dd
Driving sideleft
Calling code+992
ISO 3166 codeTGN
Internet TLD.gwn

The Garou Nation ([ðə ɡəˈɹu ˈneɪʃᵊn]), officially The Great Garou Nation of the Second Concordiat, is a country in southwestern Sparkalia, off the southeastern coast of the Pythian mainland. The Garou Nation is known for its relatively unspoilt natural beauty and laissez-faire approach to government. The Garou Nation was formed as a coalescence of several tribes and movements in a short space of time as a result of the signing of the Second Concordiat.

Etymology

"Garou" is derived from French loup-garou, itself derived from Old French leu garoul.

History

Geography and natural history

Economy

Transport

The country is connected together by a network referred to as The Bridge Network, which is a network of long distance travel corridors available to those with access.

Bridge Network logo
The Bridge Network logo

Education

Demography

Culture

Television

The Garou-Nation has a state-owned broadcaster in the form of GLASS.

GLASS serves as the official state broadcaster of the Garou-Nation, operating as the central source of news, cultural programming, and government communication across the nation. The Nation relies on GLASS to unify its people, promote its culture, and ensure that the directives of the government reach every corner of its lands. GLASS operates as a state-owned entity under the supervision of the Garou-Nation’s Department for the Pattern Web. The organization is headquartered in (city) where its main studios and administrative offices are located. The broadcaster runs a nationwide network of nine terrestrial TV channels, as well as radio, television, and digital platforms.

GLASS provides a wide range of programming that reflects the unique culture and values of the Garou-Nation. This includes:

  • News and Current Affairs: Daily news bulletins and investigative reports cover everything from local events to international issues that could impact the Nation. Special attention is given to environmental issues and spiritual matters.
  • Cultural Programming: The broadcaster airs traditional music, storytelling sessions, and educational programs that preserve and promote the country's heritage.
  • Government Announcements: GLASS is the primary channel through which the Government communicates with the populace. Official decrees, policy updates, and emergency alerts are broadcast regularly, ensuring that all citizens are informed about the nation's governance and any critical decisions.

Glass 1

Glass 1 is the flagship channel of the GLASS network. It focuses on news, current affairs, official government and mainstream programming. As the primary source of information for Garou-Nation citizens, Glass broadcasts daily news bulletins, political debates, primetime drama and entertainment, and live sporting events.

Glass 2

Glass 2 focuses on cultural and intellectual content, providing deeper insights into Garou traditions, spirituality, and the arts. This channel caters to viewers interested in exploring the heritage and deeper aspects of Garou life.

Glass 3

Glass 3 is an experimental and youth-oriented channel that blends modern creativity with Garou culture. It focuses on fresh, innovative content that appeals to younger viewers, encouraging new perspectives and ideas.

Glass 4

Glass 4 is the channel dedicated to cultural, historical, and intellectual programming. It provides in-depth content focused on the rich traditions, history, and scholarly pursuits of the Garou Nation.

Glass 5

Glass 5 is the nature and environment channel. It features ecological documentaries, wildlife programs, and content dedicated to the preservation of sacred sites.

Glass 6

Glass 6 is dedicated to all aspects of sport, physical prowess and competition. This channel features live sports events, combat tournaments, and fitness programs, celebrating the martial spirit of the Nation.

Glass News

Glass News is the 24-hour news channel dedicated to keeping the Garou-Nation informed on current events, breaking news, and in-depth analysis. It provides comprehensive coverage of both national and international affairs, ensuring that the Nation remains aware of threats, opportunities, and major developments.

Glass Pol

Glass Pol is the dedicated politics channel, providing comprehensive coverage of the Garou-Nation’s political processes, debates, and governmental activities. It serves as the go-to channel for those interested in the inner workings of the Silver Council and political affairs.

Glass L

Glass L is a unique channel specifically designed for wolves. It broadcasts in dichromatic color to match their visual perception, focusing on content that resonates with their instincts, worldview, and sensory experiences. The channel celebrates their culture, providing them with tailored programming that honours their natural way of life.

GLASS Logo
The logo of GLASS, The Garou-Nation's state broadcaster.

Politics

The Garou-Nation is an unstructured bicameral parliamentary legislature operating under a modified Westminster System. The Garou-Nation is split into 101 "bawns", which act as parliamentary constituencies. The Garou-Nation is famed for having an unstructured voting procedure, allowing for voting methods to be determined on a bawn-by-bawn level. There are no term limits present, although it is convention for a general election to be called when the High King resigns, or is otherwise unable to carry out their duty as head of state.

Governance

The Garou-Nation's lower chamber is referred to as the Silver Council. The Council has three primary mechanisms to ensure effective power-sharing:

- In appointing ministers to the Executive (except for the Minister of Justice), the D'Hondt method is followed so that ministerial portfolios are divided among the parties in proportion to their strength in the Council This means that all parties with a significant number of seats are entitled to at least one minister; - Certain resolutions must receive "cross community support", or the support of a minimum number of councillors from all Lodges, to be passed by the Council. Every Councillor is officially designated as a member of one of the five designations, or non-inscrit. The election of the speaker, appointment of the Minister of Litany, any changes to the standing orders and the adoption of certain money bills must all occur with cross-community support. - Most votes taken by the Council can be made dependent on cross-community support if a petition of concern is presented to the speaker. A petition of concern may be brought by 30 or more Councillors, with at least two parties or independent members who were elected to the Council as independents in the most recent election being represented among the petitioners. Petitions may not be brought on resolutions relating to sanctions of members and on votes relating to the general principles of a bill rather than specific provisions or passage. In cases where a petition is properly filed, a vote on proposed legislation will only pass if supported by a weighted majority (60%) of members voting, including at least 40% of each designation present and voting.

Lodges

Party Description Leader Silver Council
Monarchists Insert... Kylor Morningkill
37 / 101
Republicans Insert... Yuri Konietzko
34 / 101
Liberals Insert... Mari Cabrah
17 / 101
Pure Lands Independence Movement Insert... Evan Strong
6 / 101
Nationalists Insert... Rebecca Stirling
4 / 101

Political Parties

Elected to the Silver Council

Party Lodge Political position Ideology Leader Silver Council
Royalists Monarchist Center-Right Monarchist, Conservatism Kylor Morningkill
27 / 101
Republicans Republican Center-Left Meritocracy, Social Democracy Yuri Konietzko
18 / 101
Progressive Party Republican Center-Right Progressivism, Economic liberalism Julia Spencer
14 / 101
Liberal Party Liberal Center-Left Liberalism, Social liberalism Aaron Dawntreader
11 / 101
Warden Party Monarchist Center to Center-Left Family Values, Environmentalism, Cultural Preservation Stuart Brown
10 / 101
Lupines First Nationalist Far Right Radical Environmentalism, Primitivism, Animal Welfare Rebecca Stirling
4 / 101
Spiritual Democratic Party Pure Lands Independence Center-Left Communitarianism, Spiritual Democracy Amy Hume-Victors
3 / 101
Northern Independence Party Pure Lands Independence Far Right Isolationism, Northern Independence Evan Strong
3 / 101
Justice Party Liberal Left Democratic socialism, Feminism, Equality Mari Cabrah
3 / 101
United Brotherhood Non-Inscrit Far Right Pythiskepticism, Ultranationalism, Radical Environmentalism Karin Jarlsdottir
3 / 101
STRIDE Liberal Center Centrism Mephi Abbasi
3 / 101
Socialist Party Republican Far Left Socialism, Trotskyism, trade unionism Carlita Gutierreze
2 / 101
The Alternative Non-Inscrit Center Democratic Reform Antonine Erikson
2 / 101
Corporate Interest Party Non-Inscrit Right Economic Liberalism, Climate Skepticism Michael Sarkany
2 / 101
Independent Xander Stevens
1 / 101

No elected representation

Party Designation Political position Ideology Leader
One Voice Non-Inscrit Center-Right Humanism, Communtarianism, Economic Liberalism, Secularism Song Chiang
Rising Sun Party Republican Center-Right Meritocracy, Family Values Chikara Sakaki
Royal Separatist Party Monarchist Center-Right Monarchist, Conservatism, Separatism Lorem Ipsum
Independents for ??? Liberal Centre Centrism, Localism Lorem Ipsum
Rights Party Non-Inscrit Single Issue Human Rights, Equal Representation Ryan McCullough
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