National Front (Stedoria)
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| Cifal | Tamäj Köseg |
| Chairman | Djjuràd-Françwa Delvau |
| General-Secretary | Aidugan Fögan |
| Spokesman | Matyu Boldan |
| Founders | Tamäj Köseg Djjurad-Françwa Delvaux Matyu Boldan Aidugan Fögan |
| Founded | 4 September 2022 |
| Headquarters | Kapojvar, Stedoria |
| Ideology | Gemotamism Illiberalism Nationalism Economic nationalism National syndicalism Pan-Dolchism Populism Social conservatism Factions: Communism Neo-fascism National Bolshevism Ultranationalism |
| Political position | Syncretic |
| Religion | Tikälim |
| Parties | DSGP NPLS Freethinkers' Party Communist Party |
| Colors | Green, red, and blue |
| Anthem |  |
| Seats in the National Assembly | 113 / 175
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The National Front (Stedorian: Front Netik), (Paysan: Fròn Nasyònal), is a Gemotamist political alliance in Stedoria consisting of three political parties: the National Party of the Stedorian Revolution (NPLS) which is a regional branch of the Dolchic Socialist Gemotam Party, the far-right and national-conservative Freethinkers' Party, and the far-left Communist Party of Stedoria. The dominant party of the coalition is the National Party of the Stedorian Revolution, which controls most of the alliance's senior positions. The alliance was founded on September 4th, 2022, on a common political orientation between the three parties of illiberalism, pan-Dolchism, and economic nationalism.
The two minor parties of the political alliance hold junior positions, both within the Stedorian government and the political alliance itself. They also engage in policy-making and policy advise for the NPLS. The alliance has also agreed on political alliances in the event of an election, meaning the alliance's parties would not get contest against one another in constituencies they already control. The party also operates on a regional level, participating in Stedoria's provincial and regional parliaments. The alliance is currently led by the Chief Consul of Stedoria, Tamäj Köseg.
The coalition is widely viewed as illiberal, and has been accused of authoritarianism, and of pandering to voters through populism. Some critics on both the left and the right have also criticised the alliance due to its inclusion of both a far-left and a far-right party. The National Front has responded to these criticism by stating that the coalition's intention is to promote non-partisan and cross-political unity.