List of political parties in Hoterallia

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In Hoterallia, any organization that supports a candidate needs to register itself as a political party. Each of these parties has some local or national influence.[1] This article lists political parties in Hoterallia with representation in the Hoterallia's National Diet, either in the House of Representatives (Hoterallia's lower house) or in the House of Supervisors (Hoterallia's upper house). The article also mentions political factions, blocs parties, and several other political entities within the nation that used to be within a representation or currently exist.

Hoterallian political parties and independent politicians would take sides with a faction (党派, Tōha) that shares the same ideologies with them. These factions are the representation of many parties, politicians, and organizations that are not influential enough to go mainstream or to make their votes count during sessions in the House of Supervisors and the House of Representatives.[2]

Factions currently represented in the National Diet

Faction Abbr. Members of the National Diet
as of December 2021
Faction leader Ideology Goal(s)
H.R. H.S. Total
Economic Progressivism Faction Logo.png Economic Progressivism Faction
経済進歩派
Keizai Shinpo-ha
EPF
KSF
進歩
Shinpo
138 / 390
86 / 230
224 / 620
Takehiro Nishikawa HM Reps. Economic progressivism
Neoliberalism
Right-wing populism
Economic liberalism
Hoterallian Nationalism
Hanjō
Pacifist Faction Logo.png Pacifist Faction
平和論者派
Heiwaronsha-ha
PF
HWF
平和
Heiwa
62 / 390
34 / 230
96 / 620
Kumiko Yoshimura Reps. Pacifism
Social democracy
Environmentalism
Anti-nuclear power
Progressivism
Hanjō
Zentoku
People's Liberalism Faction Logo.png People's Liberalism Faction
人々自由主義派
Hitobito Jiyū Shugi-ha
PLF
HJSF
自由
人々自由
Jiyū
49 / 390
16 / 230
65 / 620
Kono Takaida Reps. Liberal democracy
Pro-Shiro Dynasty
Economic liberalism
Semi Social Democracy
Patriotism
Zentoku
National Conservatism Faction Logo.png National Conservatism Faction
国家保守主義派
Kokka Hoshu Shugi-ha
NCF
KHSF
保守
保守主義
Hoshu
41 / 390
13 / 230
54 / 620
Hideki Yoshikawa (Governor of Gekoree)
and Hiroshi Ogushi Reps.
National conservatism
Right-wing populism
Ultranationalism
Pro-Independence
Economy with Hoterallian Characteristics
Gōgō
Zentoku
People's Power Faction Logo.png People's Power Faction
人々力派
Hitobito Ryoku-ha
PPF
HRF
人々力
Hitobito Ryoku
26 / 390
9 / 230
35 / 620
Issei Tanaka Superv. Patriotic Socialism
Socialism with Hoterallian characteristics
Scientific socialism
Democratic socialism
Pacifism
Planned economy
Hoterallian Nationalism
Hanjō
Zentoku
National Protection Faction Logo.png National Protection Faction
国家保護派
Kokka Hogo-ha
NPF
KHF
国家保
Kokka-ho
12 / 390
3 / 230
15 / 620
Nobuo Kashiwagi Superv. Right-wing populism
Souverainism
Militarism
Hoterallian Nationalism
Anti-immigration
Reactionism
Traditionalism
Gōgō
Regional Interests Faction Logo.png Regional Interests Faction
地域利益派
Chiiki Rieki-ha
RIF
CRF
地域
Chiiki
49 / 390
42 / 230
91 / 620
Satoshi Yagi Superv. Regionalism
Localism
Cultural pluralism
Economic liberalism
Hoterallian Nationalism
Pragmatism (self-proclaimed)
None

Blocs currently represented in the National Diet

The factions served as a balancer in Hoterallian politics, but due to their broad usage, many parties and individuals would create their separate bloc (同盟, Dōmei) in these factions to consolidate more influence for their ideological pathways. These blocs usually originated from a centralized ideology or a political party that creates the foundation for later members to join.

Blocs within the Keizai Shinpo-ha

  • People's Prosperity Group (人々の繁栄群, Hitobito no Han'ei-gun) is a bloc formed by Kenta Inōe's Rōdōnōmintō that represent left-wing members of the Economic Progressivism Faction. The bloc promotes mixed economy policies and improving Hoterallian welfare reforms.
  • Economic Stabilization Group (経済の安定化群, Keizai no Antei-ka-gun) is a bloc formed by the Toshikatsutō that aims for reformism in the Economic Progressivism Faction and proper stabilization and management in the Hoterallian economy. They also encourage the maintenance of the status quo in Hoterallian economic development.
  • Bubble Economy Group (バブル景気群, Baburu Keiki-gun) is a single-issue politics bloc and organization formed by economists, economic theorists, and businessmen from the Economic Progressivism Faction and institutions across Hoterallia to prevent the Hoterallian from economic stagnation.

Blocs within the Heiwaronsha-ha

  • Heart of The People Group (人々の心群, Hitobito no Kokoro-gun) is a bloc led by the Party for Future Generations that promotes family-oriented society, diversity, solidarity and the cooperation which respect personal differences while encouraging conversion to an economy which coexists with the natural environment.

Blocs within the Hitobito Jiyū Shugi-ha

  • New Frontier Group (新境群, Shinsakai-gun) is a bloc formed by former Governor of Orajioe, Tōru Toda. The bloc took a hawkish position on foreign, and security policy and pushed for more deregulation, decentralization, and political reform in the People's Liberalism Faction.
  • Hoterallian Wave Group (ほてらじあ流群, Hoterajia-ryū-gun) is a bloc and political campaign started by the Hoterallian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. It aims to promote Hoterallian soft power and "indirectly influence behavior or interests through cultural or ideological means."

Blocs within the Kokka Hoshu Shugi-ha

  • No Changes Group (変更なし群, Henkō Nashi-gun) is a bloc formed by lay members and conservatives that proposes a reduction of the central government and bureaucracy, increased transparency in public affairs, and increased local autonomy with the private sector playing an increased role. The group also self-proclaim to be a social conservative and "humanitarian socialism" group.
  • One-Self Group (自分群, Jibun-gun) is a bloc formed by many members of the National Conservatism Faction. The bloc aims to promote Hoterallian tradiotionalism and culturalism, the bloc also highly praises and promotes monoculturalism.

Blocs within the Hitobito Ryoku-ha

  • Communist League (共産主義者同盟, Kyōsanshugisha Dōmei) is a league that strives to distance itself from the main body of the People's Power Faction, the Hoterallian Communist Party. The Communist League organized itself with left-wing parties and politicians that split from the Hoterallian Communist Party. The League promotes many ideologies that the HCP does not stand for, like furthering the communist and socialist ideologies from nationalism, extending the political spectrum, etc.
  • New Labour Conference (新労働会議, Shin Rōdō Kaigi) is a bloc, national trade union center, and political lobby formed by small socialist parties and labor union, arguably the successor of the 1940s Labour Conference. The bloc continues the last legacy of the Labour Conference of assisting small proletarian parties and labor unions to gain influence in Hoterallian politics.

Parties currently represented in the National Diet

Note: In legal terms, all of the parties below are "political organizations" (seiji dantai), not "political parties".

  • Progressist Liberal Alliance (徐々に革新系同盟, Jojoni Kakushin-Kei Dōmei), the main body of the People's Liberalism Faction, founded by the Democratic Party in 1997 and re-founded following a merger of several small liberalists and progressive parties in 2007. Described as liberal and social-liberal, and in favor of constitutionalism. The party has also been described as progressive and center-left, and following its enlargement in 2007 has variously been described as centrist or center-left.
  • Social Progress Party (社会進歩党, Shakai Shinpo-tō) is a social liberal party founded in 1999. The party is heavily associated with Progressist Liberal Alliance and often advocates for social reforms and deregulation.
  • National Liberalist Party (全国自由党, Zenkoku Jiyū-tō) is a breakaway center-right party of the Progressist Liberal Alliance, created in 2002. The party is composed of neoconservatives of the Progressist Liberal Alliance that prioritize and benefit the people of Hoterallia over foreign countries. The party's policies also include the rewriting of the Hoterallian Constitution from scratch to put the Emperor as the head of state, install a military, and make the defense of the country a civic duty.
  • Imperial Progressive Party (帝国進捗党, Teikoku Shinchoku-tō) is a party founded in 1988 by neoconservatives and neoliberals. The party vows to maintain the status quo of the Hoterallian Constitution and defend the interest of the Royal Cabinet and the Emperor.
  • New Change Party (新しい変更党, Atarashī Henkō-tō) is a political movement and party heavily affiliated with the Progressist Liberal Alliance, founded in 2012. The party supports major changes in Hoterallian politics like increasing liberalism in Hoterallian politics, shifting the country towards left-wing politics, and limiting the Royal Cabinet and the Emperor's authorities.
  • National Governance Party (国家統治党, Kokka Tōchi-tō), the main body of the National Conservatism Faction, founded in 1976 following the merger of the Conservatives Club (保守派クラブ, Hoshuha kurabu) and the National Rebirth Party (全国再生党, Zenkoku Saisei-tō). The party is in favor of decentralization and is usually associated with conservatism, market fundamentalism and Hoterallian nationalism. The party was also historically positioned to corporate statism.
  • Economic Progressivism Party (経済進歩党, Keizai Shinpo-tō), the main body of the Economic Progressivism Faction, founded in 1949 under the name Initiatives Youths of Hoterallia (ほてらじあ先鞭若者), the party is considered to be one of the oldest post-civil war political parties in Hoterallia. Views on the political position of Keizai Shinpo-tō have been varied. While it has been described as being neoliberal, conservative, right-wing populist, the party itself commits to reformism, regionalism and 'self-sustainability' in its party constitution.
  • National Revival Party (全国復興党, Zenkoku Fukkō-tō), the main body of the National Protection Faction, founded in 1989 by a group of ultranationalists called the Nationalists Group (民族主義者群, Kokumin Shugi-Sha-gun). A right-wing and far-right party, it promotes nationalism and wants Hoterallia to become a "true national power". The party's stated goals are to "enrich people's freedom", show "respect for human rights", and promote "social equilibrium".
  • Hoterallian Communist Party, officially known as the National Communist Party (全国共産党, Zenkoku Kyōsan-tō), the main body of the People's Power Faction, founded in 1960 following a merger between the declining Hoterallian Socialist Party (ほてらじあ社会党, Hoterajia Shakai-tō), the short-lived Popular People's Party (人気人民党, Ninki Jinmin-tō), the Socialist Mass Party (社会主義大衆党, Shakai Shugi Taishū-tō) and several small leftist political parties, proletarian parties. The party supported a neutralist foreign policy, the party is heavily diverse as the "leftists" in the party were Marxists in favor of scientific socialism. By contrast, the so-called "rightists" were in favor of social democracy and aimed at establishing a welfare state.
  • National Revolutionary Party: Scientific Faction (全国革命党:科学派, Zenkoku Kakumei-tō: Kagaku-ha) is a splinter group of the National Communist Party. The party platform is built around scientific communism to change Hoterallian politics and society.
  • National Revolutionary Party: National Foundation (全国革命党:国立財団, Zenkoku Kakumei-tō: Kokuritsu Zaidan) is a splinter group of the National Communist Party. The party mixed the elements of nationalism in Hoterallia to create a basis for the party ideology.
  • National Revolutionary Party: People's Thoughts (全国革命党:人々の考え, Zenkoku Kakumei-tō: Hitobito no Kangae) is a splinter group of the National Communist Party founded by former Governor of Orajioe, Keiichirō Yamada. The party promotes Keiichirō's Omoi, an ideology created during his governorship.
  • National Revolutionary Party: Central Committee (全国革命党:中央委員会, Zenkoku Kakumei-tō: Chūō Iinkai) is a splinter group of the National Communist Party. The party advocates for democratic centralism, the abolishment of the faction system in Hoterallian politics, and greater rights for workers and the people.
  • Old Wind Party (年勝つ党, Toshikatsutō) is a party founded in 1999 as a breakaway group of the National Governance Party. The party advocated for the Hoterallian political status before the 1945 National Act. It also promotes using the armed forces to defend the country and the promotion of the Hoterallian emperor as someone higher than any other authority.
  • Labour-Farmer Party (労働農民党, Rōdōnōmintō) is a party founded in 2001 by Kenta Inōe and several lawmakers in rural Gekoree. The party advocates agrarian reform, collective bargaining, minimum wages, increased legal rights to tenant farmers, progressive taxation and re-distribution of production. The party also has a nationalist orientation.
  • New Party Nozomi (新望み党, Shin Nozomi-tō) founded in 2022 by Masanori Kasukawa as the successor of the old Party Nozomi. The party follows the same principles as its predecessor, being a Third Way and conservative liberal party. The party also follows the Tanjun Kokka ideology of aiming for high-quality and substantive nation-building, while keeping the simplicities and humanitarian ideals as a priority.
  • Together We Make the Change (一緒に変化を起こす, Issho Ni Henka o Okosu) is a single-issue political movement and campaign that aims to reform Hoterallian politics and modification of the Hoterallian Constitution. The movement also aims to extend Hoterallian open border policies and improve Hoterallian stance on globalization.
  • Green Future Party (緑将来党, Midori Shōrai-tō) is the biggest green political party in Hoterallia. Founded in 1985 by Ai Hori, the party remains to be the biggest green political party ever since its establishment. The party advocates for the transition from nuclear and fossil fuel to renewable energy in Hoterallia and work on issues of health, welfare, and labor.

Prefectural and local parties

  • Ryumes Social Mass Party (りゅめ社会大衆党, Ryume Shakai Taishū-tō) is a socialist party founded in 1978 as a local party for the Ryume Prefecture. The party's principle is to protect Ryumians' interests.
  • Hawata Regional Party (地域政党はわた, Chiiki Seitō Hawata) is a regional party founded in 2001 by a group of politicians from Kaipi Province, Monogaya Province, and Taidakaya Province. The party is centrist and affiliated with the Regional Interests Faction. The party promotes regional development for the four provinces of Hawata, which includes strengthening the prefectural and local parliaments concerning the governors, and promoting renewable energies and regional currency.
  • Metropolitan Area Citizens Association (首都圏市民会, Shutoken Shimin-kai) is a regional political party in Orajioe founded by politicians in the metropolitan area of the city. The party's platform advocates for open government, proper use of public funds, and stricter penalties for public disturbances like smoking, littering...

Other minor parties

  • Sport and Health Party (スポーツ健康党, Supōtsu Kenkō-tō) by retired professional wrestler, martial artist, and politician Makoto Hashimoto. The party incorporates the spirit of sports into politics, realizing peace by maintaining the healthy body of all citizens.
  • Green South Party (緑南党, Midori Minami-tō) is a party founded in 1950 by Shin'ya Hashimoto sympathizers and South Singularism supporters. The party is a far-right party and has been heavily restricted in party activities in recent years.
  • Reform Bureaucrats Group (革新官僚群, Kakushin Kanryō-gun) is a political group formed by civilian statesmen and planners shortly after the civil war. Considered as a techno-fascist group, the group's doctrine is based on "fusing private and public" and "separating capital and management", as well as a sense of Hoterallian superiority.
  • Rural Development Alliance (農村開発同盟, Nōson Kaihatsu-dōmei) is a political party founded by breakaway members of the Green Future Party. The part promotes sustainable development for rural areas in Hoterallia and focuses on improving the countryside of Hoterallia as a whole.
  • Night Society (夜の会, Yoru no Kai) is a political group and highly influential art, literature research, and discussion group founded in 1978 by two theorists, Kōta Asajima and Keisuke Toyomiya. The group’s tenet centers on the preservation of old Hoterallian art and literature, and the encouragement of new Hoterallian art and literature.

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References

  1. "Hoterallia - Political parties". Political Parties Database. Retrieved May 1, 2022.
  2. Hunter, Janet. Concise Dictionary of Modern Hoterallian History. Guri: University of Guri Press, 1994.

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