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'''Patron Article of the Month – ''[[ | '''Patron Article of the Month – ''[[List of political parties in Kalșeri]]'' by {{U|Symposium}}''', selected by {{u|Yuutarou}} | ||
Kalșeri is a {{W|multi-party democracy}}, where multiple parties regularly contest in national and cantonal elections. | |||
After achieving independence in 1783, the Kalșerian political landscape has been traditionally dominated by the [[Whig Party (Kalșeri)|Whig Party]] and the [[Liberal Republican Party (Kalșeri)|Liberal Republican Party]]. | |||
Starting from the 1890s, the [[Labor Party (Kalșeri)|Labor Party]], the [[Christian Democratic Party (Kalșeri)|Christian Democrats]] and the [[Farmers' Party (Kalșeri)|Farmers' Party]] have also enjoyed popularity between the nineteenth century and the first half of the twentieth century. The collapse of the Whigs is often seen as the "First Restructuring" of Kalșerian politics. | |||
While short-lived, [[Ioen Rovuan]]'s presidency played a major role in the "Second Restructuring" of Kalșerian politics, as the Labor Party absorbed several left-wing parties and became the Social Cooperation Party, and the Christian Democrats merged with the Liberal Republican Party, forming the Liberal Democratic Party. A {{W|two-party system}} akin to that of the {{W|United States}} was thus established. | |||
The [[1987 Kalșerian general election|1987 general election]] is seen as the "Third Restructuring" of the Kalșerian political ecosystem, bringing an end to the two-party system in place since 1959. Since then, a number of third parties, such as the [[National Democratic Party of Kalșeri|National Democrats]], [[Reform Party of Kalșeri|Reformers]], [[Kalșerians for Change]] and the [[Libertarian Party of Kalșeri|Libertarians]], have elected upwards of ten representatives to [[Congress of Kalșeri|Congress]]. | |||
A party must have 500 members to qualify for presidential and [[Congress of Kalșeri|Congress]] elections. A party loses its eligibility for national elections when the number of members is less than 500 for three straight years, or upon dissolution. | |||
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 Patron Article of the Month – List of political parties in Kalșeri by Symposium, selected by Yuutarou Kalșeri is a multi-party democracy, where multiple parties regularly contest in national and cantonal elections. After achieving independence in 1783, the Kalșerian political landscape has been traditionally dominated by the Whig Party and the Liberal Republican Party. Starting from the 1890s, the Labor Party, the Christian Democrats and the Farmers' Party have also enjoyed popularity between the nineteenth century and the first half of the twentieth century. The collapse of the Whigs is often seen as the "First Restructuring" of Kalșerian politics. While short-lived, Ioen Rovuan's presidency played a major role in the "Second Restructuring" of Kalșerian politics, as the Labor Party absorbed several left-wing parties and became the Social Cooperation Party, and the Christian Democrats merged with the Liberal Republican Party, forming the Liberal Democratic Party. A two-party system akin to that of the United States was thus established. The 1987 general election is seen as the "Third Restructuring" of the Kalșerian political ecosystem, bringing an end to the two-party system in place since 1959. Since then, a number of third parties, such as the National Democrats, Reformers, Kalșerians for Change and the Libertarians, have elected upwards of ten representatives to Congress. A party must have 500 members to qualify for presidential and Congress elections. A party loses its eligibility for national elections when the number of members is less than 500 for three straight years, or upon dissolution.
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