National Alliance

National Alliance Alliance nationale (French)
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Leader	Max Cornell
President	Christine Martin
Founded	1 April 1994
Headquarters	52 boul. Mohamat-Khalimas Huimont, Isle-Royale
Student wing	National Alliance University Wing
Youth wing	National Alliance Youth
Membership (2017)	2.07 million
Ideology	Nationalism, right-wing populism, Esquariscepticism, anti-immigration
International affiliation	Party of Esquarian Nationalist Movements
Position	Far-right
Colours	Black,   Navy
House of Deputies	31 / 452
Esquarian Parliament seats	7 / 62
Provincial governments	0 / 13

The National Alliance (AN; French: Alliance nationale) is a far-right nationalist political party in Ainin led by Max Cornell since 2006.

Founded in 1994 by former members of a white supremacist group that had been dispersed following the prosecution of its leaders for hate speech, it gained notoriety during the 1990s for sending millions of unsolicited fliers with racially-charged messages to homes in Southern Ainin. In 2001, an internal power struggle saw the radical white supremacist elements marginalised in favour of middle-class nationalists, led by Max Cornell. Under his leadership, the party began rebuilding its public image and won its first seat in the House of Deputies in 2006. Since then, it has expanded its vote share and seat count at every national and Esquarian Parliament election.

The party subscribes to ethnic nationalism and is, along with its leader Cornell, controversial due to its incendiary rhetoric and policies. It maintains formal opposition to the presence of Islam in Ainin and to Aininian membership in the Esquarian Community. It also supports an end to a six decades-long moratorium on capital punishment and the enactment of legislation to facilitate deportation of illegal immigrants. It is a member of the Party of Esquarian Nationalist Movements.

Electoral record

National Assembly of Ainin (House of Deputies)

Election	Votes		Seats		Win	Outcome
	#	%	#	±
2015			31 / 452	15		Second opposition
2014			16 / 452	10		Third opposition
2010			6 / 452	5		In opposition
2006			1 / 452	1		In opposition
2002			0 / 452	0		In opposition
1998			0 / 452	0		In opposition
1994			0 / 452	0		In opposition