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This article lists political parties in the Norteno Republic. The first political parties began to officially form after the Norteno Military Junta Re-Opened Elections in the 1840's more notably after the election of John Vickery. Many parties would form and collapse until we reach the Cold War. The Conservative Party, The Reformists Party, The United Workers Socialist Party and the Norteno Nationalist Party.
| Party Name | Party Logo | Party leader | Seats in the House of Federals | Seats in the House of Commons | Ideologies | |
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| Conservative Party (CON) | 100px | Michael Vickery | 63 / 160
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21 / 51
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Social Conservatism Pro-Business Moral Universalism Individualism Moral Relativism | |
| Reformists Party (REF) | 100px | Howard Green | 66 / 160
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22 / 51
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Social Conservatism Pro-Business Moral Universalism Individualism Moral Relativism | |
| United Workers Socialist Party (UWSP) | 100px | Jenna Velazquez | 34 / 160
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7 / 51
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Social Conservatism Pro-Business Moral Universalism Individualism Moral Relativism | |
| Norteno Nationalist Party (NNP) | 100px | Randy Houston | 38 / 160
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1 / 51
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Social Conservatism Pro-Business Moral Universalism Individualism Moral Relativism | |