List of political parties in the Alezian Union

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This is a comprehensive list of political parties in the Alezian Union

The Federation of the Alezian Union is a multi-party democracy with numerous political parties with different ideologies and sets of points of view. In the Alezian Union, political parties rarely gathers a majority in order to solely form a government on their own. And thus, the country's governments tends to create a coalition with other similiarly viewed parties. While possible, the recency of Alezian political system since the Reunification of the Alezian Union has not resulted in a coalition of parties with different ideologies.

The current multi-party system is mostly a continuation of the previous North Alezian system, where the coalition that holds the most seats in the Parliament gets the right to hold the Alezian Government, while the losing coalition becomes the opposition.

The Alezian Union currently had centre to centre-left governments throughout its' two coalitions, both in the interim cabinet and the Mahmudaisyah Cabinet. However, a strong opposition appears in the two separate Socialist and Conservative coalitions. Rules in the Alezian Union allows federal political parties to create regional parties, although only limited to regional elections and parliaments. The Alezian Union also legally bans religious political parties "due to the possibility of it harming Alezian unity". However, this rule got into question as the highly controversial Islamist Alezian Values party became registered by the High Court of Alezia's Political Court.

List of Parties Represented in the National Parliament and the WMCA Parliament

Logo Party Leader(s) NatPar WMCAParl. Ideology
Meme Party Logo.png M MEME Party Andi Hasan Nazar-Aveld
267 / 886
1 / 25
Centre-left
E-democracy
Non-Mukhlisism
Aba (32).png SL Socialist-Labour Party Dazarim Husna
205 / 886
5 / 25
Centre-left to Left Wing
Social Democracy
Left-wing Populism
Libdem Logo.png LD Liberal Democratic Party Sa'idah Mahmudaisyah
115 / 886
8 / 25
Centre to Centre-right
Mukhlisism
Liberal Democracy
Pro-WMCA
Aba (30).png G Green Party Isa Navargayan
92 / 886
1 / 25
Centre-left
Green Politics
Environmentalism
Social Liberalism
Alika'i Party Logo.png NA Native Alezian Party Ela'ai Ma'unepa'i Dadon
60 / 886
0 / 25
Centre to Centre-right
Native Alezian Rights
Social Conservatism
Conservative Liberalism
Joint Conservative List of Alezia Logo.png JCL Joint Conservative List of Alezia Adam Royan Soediro
55 / 886
7 / 25
Centre-right to Right-wing
Conservatism
Liberal Conservatism
Soft WMCAscepticism
Internationalist Party of Alezia Logo.png I Internationalist Party Benjamin Rouveld
42 / 886
2 / 25
Centre-right
Classical liberalism
Internationalism
Economic liberalism
Patriotic Party of Alezia Logo.png P Patriotic Party Millie Takelyov
16 / 886
0 / 25
Right-wing to Far-right
Statism
Pro-Iliya Family
WMCAscepticism
United New Alezians Party Logo.png UNA United New Alezians Party Tovi Rahaliyev
9 / 886
0 / 25
Centre-right
New-era Mukhlisism
Classical Liberalism
Nationalist Party of Alezia Logo.png N Nationalist Party Felix Velmann
7 / 886
0 / 25
Far-right
Hard WMCAscepticism
Alezian Nationalism
Right-wing populism
Alezian Values Party Logo.png AV Party for Alezian Values Sulaiman Hoesnarim
6 / 886
0 / 25
Far-right
Hard Islamism
National Conservatism
Anti-Secularism
Fundamental Party of Alezia Logo.png F Fundamentalist Party Fairuz Attan
2 / 886
1 / 25
Centre-right
Liberal Conservatism
Statism
Party for Alezian Economic Efficiency Logo.png EE Party for Economic Efficiency Nasman A'udeke'i Makarina
1 / 886
0 / 25
Right wing
Fiscal Conservatism
Social Conservatism

List of Parties Represented in the North Alezian Majlis

List of Parties Represented in the South Alezian Kamer / Kamar

List of Parties Represented in the Mosin-Naganese Regional House

List of Parties Represented in the Pantabang Islander Regional Parliament

Logo Party Leader(s) RegPar Ideology
Polu'ali'uli Logo.png PO Polu'ali' Anne A'usana Dadon
39 / 120
Centre-left
E-democracy
Non-Mukhlisism