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Jersha National Party | |
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 One People, One Nation, One Leader | |
| Abbreviation | JNP |
| Chairman | Charles Noah Lewis Barsa |
| Secretary-General | Elisabeth Joseph Kalmont |
| Founded | 1965 |
| Youth wing | Jersha National Youth |
| Membership | 582,640 |
| Ideology | Jersha nationalism social democracy |
| Political position | Centre-left, big tent |
| Parliament | 92 / 150
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The Jersha National Party, formerly the Jersha People's National Unity Party, is a Jersha nationalist party in Jershaland. It is a broad tent party, but has a large social democratic faction and supports economics policies generally considered center-left.