List of political parties in Bentho

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Paties

Parites With Federal Representation

Logo	Party name	Leader	State Governers	Seats in the Bentheses Senate	Seats in the National Assembly	Ideology	Position
	Libertadismo	Hildegunda Villalpando Lozano	6 / 10	62 / 100	234 / 392	Social democracy, Democratic socialism,	Centre-left
	Conservadores	Carlos Hugo Alonso	2 / 10	34 / 100	124 / 392	Conservative, Regionalist,	right-wing Centre-right
	Organización Movimiento Inofensivo	Rafael Pantel	1 / 10	2 / 100	5 / 392	Libertarianism, Nationalist,	Centrist
	Green Party	Julia Sanchez	0 / 10	1 / 100	6 / 392	Environmentalism,Eco-socialism,	Left-Wing
	Hope of Bentho	Carolina Molina	0 / 10	0 / 100	4 / 392	Libertarianism, Progressivism,	Far-Left
	The New Nation	Aurora Nieto	0 / 10	1 / 100	8 / 392	Social conservativism, Conservative	centre-right to Template:Right-wing
	New Bentho Front	Emilio Sanz	1 / 10	0 / 100	10 / 392	Conservative, Nationalist	far-right

Parites Without Federal Representation

Logo	Party name	Leader	State Governers	Seats in the Bentheses Senate	Seats in the National Assembly	Ideology	Position
	Bentho Liberal Democrats	Cristian Carmona	0 / 10	0 / 100	0 / 392	Liberalism, Democratic socialism,	Centre-left centrist
	Comunistas de Bentho	Verónica Molina	0 / 10	0 / 100	0 / 392	Communism, Marxism,	Far-Left
	Christian Democrats	Aurora Gallego	0 / 10	0 / 100	0 / 392	conservatism, Christian democracy,	centrist center-right
	Violet Hearts	Pilar Ramos	0 / 10	0 / 100	0 / 392	Social democracy	center-left
	Familia de Bentho	Fernando Soto	0 / 10	0 / 100	0 / 392	Conservatism Familialism, Christian democracy	center-right
	Reform Bentho	Ignacio Serrano	0 / 10	0 / 100	0 / 392	Conservatism , Social conservatism, Right-wing populism	right-wing far-right

History

The history of political parties in Bentho began with the founding of the Organización Movimiento Inofensivo (OMI) in 1851, the country's first political party. Initially, the OMI encompassed a broad spectrum of political views, but internal divisions eventually led to its fragmentation. By 1859, significant ideological rifts had developed, particularly between the left and right factions within the party. The left-wing members, feeling marginalized by the increasingly dominant right-wing faction, broke away to form Libertadismo. This new party positioned itself around the center-left of the political spectrum. In response, Esteban Rodrigue founded the Conservadores in 1860, consolidating the right-wing elements of the former OMI. The emergence of these two new parties marked the beginning of a more defined political landscape in Bentho, with Libertadismo representing the center-left and Conservadores encompassing the entirety of the right-wing.