List of political parties in Superior

  

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This is a list of political parties in Superior
The Kingdom of Superior is a multi-party democracy with many political parties. Major and minor parties are determined by federal representation, with parties with seats in either the High Council or House of Delegates being classified as major parties, while parties with no representation in the federal legislature are considered minor parties. Parties with only state or local representation are also considered minor parties. Since the beginning of Superior, the Liberal Democratic Party and the United Conservative Party (and its predecessor the Conservative Party) have dominated Superian politics, with a majority of presidents of Superior adhering from one of those two parties. The only president not to come from these parties, Floyd B. Olsen, was from the Farmer Labor Party, the traditional "third party" of the country.

Since the 2010s, national politics have been dominated by two major political coalitions, the left-leaning Progressive Bloc and the conservative National Coalition (previously known as the Conservative Coalition). The majority of parties with elected representation in parliament are part of both coalitions with all Members of Parliament in both the government and opposition being affiliated with both coalitions. Several minor parties hold seats in parliament with the majority of them sitting crossbench with the largest being the Reform Party, a former Progressive Bloc member and a notable third party that rose to prominence in the 2010s.

Outside of the centrist/big tent Reform Party, other minor parties have risen to prominence or notability in parliament such as the First Nation Party, an ethnic party to represent the interests of Native Superians (the First Nations) and is ideologically left-leaning, being described as social democratic like the Farmer Labor Party. The New Labor Party is the newest political party in the country, being formed in 2021 from the New Farmer Labor Parliamentary Group that comprised the party's most left-leaning members. Self-identifying as democratic socialist, the New Labor Party is the only socialist party holding national political representation. Several other minor parties exist while lacking parliamentary representation, holding seats in local offices such as county commissions, city councils, and other local legislative and governmental bodies.

Major parties

Logo		Name	Founded	Ideology	Seats in High Council	Seats in House of Delegates	Political Position	Membership	Coalition
		United Conservative Party (UC)	November 2nd, 2002	Social Conservatism Economic Liberalism	17 / 45	96 / 263	Center-right	271,342	National Coalition
		Liberal Democratic Party (LDP)	January 2nd, 1867	Social Liberalism Modern Liberalism Progressivism	15 / 45	78 / 262	Center to Center-left	322,000	Progressive Bloc
		Farmer Labor Party (FL)	Jully 21st, 1903	Social Democracy Democratic Socialism Progressivism	8 / 62	20 / 262	Centre-left to Left Wing	13,000	Progressive BLoc
		New Labor Party (NL)	September 30, 2021	Socialism Democratic socialism Left wing populism	6 / 45	17 / 263	Left wing		None
		Constitution and Unionist Party (CU)	September 12th, 1989	National Conservatism Right Wing Populism Nationalism	3 / 45	17 / 263	Center-right to Right Wing	124,788	National Coalition
		Christian Democratic Party (CDP)	March 3rd, 1988	Liberal Conservatism Christian Democracy	3 / 45	13 / 263	Center-right	213,093	National Coalition
		Reform Party (R)	March 21st, 1999	Social Liberalism Reformism	0 / 45	13 / 263	Center to Center-left	127,344	None
		First Nation Party (FNP)	April 8th, 1992	Social Liberalism Indigenious Rights	0 / 45	9 / 263	Center to Center-left	17,271	None
		Green Party (G)	May 5th, 1970	Environmentalism Progressivism Eco-Socialism	0 / 45	3 / 263	Center-left to Left Wing	101,281	Progressive Bloc
		Libertarian Party (L)	June 12th, 1983	Libertarian Conservatism Economic Liberalism Nativism	0 / 45	3 / 263	Center-right to Right Wing	83,324	National Coalition

Notable minor parties

Logo		Name	Founded	Ideology	Political Position	Membership	Coalition
		Centrist Party (CEN)	April 8th, 2010	Centrism Christian Democracy	Radical Center	8,281	None
		Solidarity Party (SP)	June 7th, 1934	Progressivism Patriotism	Center to Center-left	7,162	None
		Seven Leaf Party (SLP)	June 9th, 1976	Socialism Indigenous Rights Republicanism	Left Wing to Far Left	10,291	None
	File:Lakotan Nationalist Party logo.svg	Lakotan Nationalist Party (LNP)	April 7, 20000	Lakotan nationalism Indigenous rights	Center left	9,301	None
	File:German Interests Party logo.svg	German Interests Party	December 3, 1955	German linguistic rights Federal Bilingualism Populism	Center	2,481	None

Other minor parties

• National Landonist Party of Superior (Far Left)
• Loyalist Party of Superior (Right Wing to Far Right)
• Socialist Superian Party (Left Wing)
• Progressive Conservative Union (Center to Center Right)
• Union of True Conservatives (Right Wing)
• Return to Sender Party (Far Left)
• Green Utopian Party (Far Left)
• French Interests Party (Center to Center Right)

Non-electoral organizations

• Union for Equal Rights
• Superian Feminist Association
• Committee for the Restoration of Law and Order
• Anti-Capitalist Pact

Former political parties

• Conservative Party
• United Popular Front
• Socialist Party
• National Republican Party
• National Derzhavist Superian Worker's Party
• Reform Alliance