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Revision as of 17:41, 5 October 2021
The Kamanian federal political system, and particularly proportional cardinal voting, tends to a multi-polarisation of political life. Therefore political parties are obliged to form large coalitions to coexist and govern. The political landscape of the country experienced two milestones since 1977: a bipolarisation of political parties during the 1980s around liberals and social-democrats, since mid-2000s a multi-polarisation of political life around the four blocks of democrats, liberals, ecologists and ephemeral big tent parties.
This article gathers main kamanian political parties.
Elected parties
Major nationwide represented parties
| Acronym and name | Logo | National leader | Political position | Ideology |
| AKS: L'akresent (Ladino), Energia Ekologiczna (Polish), Degrowth (Dutch) | 
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Sonia Alberto 
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Centre-left | Green Politics, social liberalism |
| FZ: Forza (Ladino), Siła (Polish), Sterkte (Dutch), Strength (English) | 
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Linn Ambux 
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Left | Eco-socialism, Post-growth |
| ND: Noua Demokracia (Ladino), Nowa Demokracja (Polish), Nieuw Demokratie (Dutch), New Democracy (English) | 
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Centre | Political ecology, social liberalism, social democracy |
| LIB: Liberal! | 
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Marin Tatas 
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Centre-right | Liberalism, social liberalism |
| AP: Aliansa Popular (Ladino), Sojusz Ludowy (Polish), Volksalliantie (Dutch), Popular Alliance (English) | 
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Karlos Amede 
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Right | Social conservatism, christian democracy |