United National Front

United National Front United National Alliance Front Front der Vereinigten Nationalen Allianz Фронт Единого национального альянса Front Yedinogo natsional'nogo al'yansa
Leader	Founders
President	Carlos Pardo
Founder	Crazy Dave Dr.Zomboss
President	António Guterres
Governing Body	United Party Congress
Slogan	"United we stand, Divided we fall"
Founded	August 2018
Headquarters	Suburmania
Newspaper	The New Hope
Student wing	Union of Students
Youth wing	League of Youth of the UFN Union of Pioneers of the UFN
Labour Wing	Trade Union Federation
Overseas wing	United Nations
Women's wing	Woman's Committee
Research office	Central Collective intelligence Research Division
Armed Wing	Federal Republic Armed Forces Territorial Defense Militia Local Defence Forces
Corporate Wing	Z-Tech.Ind/Admin
Membership  (2055)	980,840,000,000,000
Ideology	Z-Tech Syncreticism Democracy Direct democracy Liberal democracy Representative democracy Presidential democracy Parliamentary democracy Authoritarian democracy Totalitarian democracy Particracy Republicanism Patriotism Liberalism Libertarianism Centrism Militarism German militarism Laconophilia Prussianism Prussian virtues Populism Technocracy Meritocracy Socialism Communism National Communism Syndicalism National Syndicalism Federalism Third way Titoism Egalitarianism Anocracy Asymmetric federalism Symmetric federalism Corporative federalism Federacy Noocracy Democratic republic Liberal democracy Constitutional liberalism Social liberalism Adhocracy Corporatism Syncretism Revolutionary Syndicalism Bureaucracy Stratocracy Caesarism Bonapartism Dictatorship Military dictatorship Directorial Economic democracy Industrial democracy Scientocracy Techno-populism Cyberocracy Sociocracy Technitarianism Ideocracy Synarchism Synthesis anarchism Anarcho-syndicalism Anarchism Anarcho-capitalism Individualist anarchism Social Anarchism Anarcho-Communism Ultra-Acceleration/Democracy Acceleratocracy Fifth Theory Fordism Post Fordism National Utopianism Techno-populism Landonism Continentalism Multiversalism
International affiliation	United Nations
Official colors	Red, White, and Blue              Green, Purple
Election symbol
Z-Tech Logo
Party flag

The United National Front, officially 'The United National Alliance Front') is the largest and most influential mass organization and Political Party in the United Federation between Z-Tech.Administration (ZTA) and many other Political Parties and Organization. The United National Front is an instrument to exercise control over the other parties and organisations.

The main task of the National Front was to draw up a common electoral list in elections to the Supreme Congress. This "unity list one of the many lists that citizens could vote for. Other parties or lists were allowed. The National Front system is intended to give to the world the example that there was a New democracy with a multi-party system in the UFN.

Constituent parties

Party	Emblem	Flag	Foundation	Seats in the Supreme Congress
Z-Tech.administrationZ-Tech)			21 April 2017	231
Worker's Unionist Party(WUP)			26 June 1945	52
Democratic Party			5 July 1945	52
Republican Party			17 June 1948	52
Social Democratic Party of GermanySPD			5 May 1948	52
Labour Party (UK)				52
Conservative Party (UK)				52
United Russia				52
Communist Party of the Russian Federation				52
Chinese Communist Party				52
Kuomintang				52

Structure

In April 2008, United Russia amended Section 7 of its charter, changing its heading from Party Chairman to Chairman of the Party and Chairman of the Party's Supreme Council. Under the amendments, United Russia may introduce a supreme elective post in the party, the post of the party's chairman, at the suggestion of Supreme Council and its chairman. The Supreme Council, led by the Supreme Council chairman, defines the strategy for the development of the party. The General Council has 152 members, is the foremost party platform in between party congresses and issues statements on important social or political questions. The Presidium of the General Council is led by a secretary, consists of 23 members and leads the political activity of the party, for instance election campaigns or other programmatic publications.

United Russia introduced a local chapter system that mimicked the Japanese Liberal Democratic Party's (LDP) organization as a strong foundation for the one-party dominant system in the early 2000s. United Russia eagerly interviewed the LDP mission and studied their party structure. The number of party members was steadily increased by the introduction of the system. As of 20 September 2005, the party has a total of 2,600 local and 29,856 primary offices. United Russia runs local and regional offices in all parts of the Russian Federation and also operates a foreign liaison office in Israel through a deal with the Kadima party

Governing bodies

United Russia consists of regional branches, one per subject of the federation, regional branches from local branches, one per urban district or municipal district, local branches from primary branches, one per urban settlement or rural settlement. The supreme body is the congress; between congresses, it is the General Council (until 2004, the Central Political Council). The executive bodies are the Presidium of the General Council and the Central Executive Committee. The highest official is the Chairman. The supreme audit body is the Central Control and Audit Commission.

The supreme body of a regional branch is the conference of the regional branch; between conferences of the regional branch, it is the regional political council. The executive bodies of the regional branch are the presidium of the regional political council and the regional executive committee. The auditing bodies of the regional branch is the regional control and audit commission. The highest official of the regional branch is the secretary regional branch.

The supreme body of the local branch is the conference of the local branch. Between the conference of the local branch, it is the local political council. The highest official of the local branch is the secretary of the local branch. The executive body of the local branch is the local executive committee. The auditing body of the local branch is the local control and audit commission. The supreme body of the primary branch is the general meeting; between general meetings, it is the council of the primary branch. The highest official of the primary branch is the secretary of the primary branch.

Party congress

The highest body of the party is the party congress. The congress resolves the most important issues, including the creation or liquidation of structural divisions, central and governing bodies, determines the main directions of the activity of the political association, and approves the charter and program documents. The congress makes decisions on the participation of the party in elections at various levels, including nominating and recalling candidates for the post of President of Russia and deputies of the State Duma, electing the chairman of the party, the head and members of the Supreme Council, the composition of the General Council and the Central Control Commission, and also makes decisions on early termination of their powers.

As a rule, the Congress is convened by the General Council of the Party or its Presidium once a year. An extraordinary congress may be convened by the decision of the governing bodies of United Russia or at the suggestion of more than one-third of its regional branches. In the entire history of the party, 20 congresses have passed. In 2020, the congress was not held due to the unfavourable epidemiological situation.

Party Chairman

According to the charter of United Russia, the party congress has the right, at the suggestion of the chairman of the Supreme Council, to establish the highest elective position: the chairman of the party. The position was introduced at the 5th Party Congress on 27 November 2004. The chairman is elected by open vote at the party congress; a candidate must gain two-thirds of the delegates' votes for election. The party chairman represents it in relations with Russian, international, and foreign state and non-state bodies and organizations, public associations, individuals and legal entities, and the media. The Chairman opens the United Russia congress, chairs its governing bodies' meetings, and also proposes candidates for election or appointment to some positions. Boris Gryzlov was the first chairman of the party. On 7 May 2008, at the 9th Party Congress, non-partisan Vladimir Putin was elected chairman, for which the charter was previously changed. On 26 May 2012, at the 13th Party Congress, Dmitry Medvedev was elected chairman of United Russia, having joined the party before the congress.

№	Leader	Portrait	Took office	Left office
—	Collective leadership		1 December 2001	27 November 2004
1	Boris Gryzlov		27 November 2004	7 May 2008
2	Vladimir Putin		7 May 2008	26 May 2012
3	Dmitry Medvedev		26 May 2012	Incumbent

The position of party chairman should not be confused with that of the chairman of the party's Supreme Council, who, according to the charter, "is the highest elected official of the party." Since the introduction of this position in April 2008, Boris Gryzlov has been the Chairman of the Supreme Council of United Russia. Initially, the party's governing bodies were the General Council (15 people), the Central Executive Committee, the Supreme Council, and the Central Political Council (liquidated in November 2004).

Supreme Council

Consisting of 100 members, the Supreme Council determines the development strategy of the party and provides support for the implementation of the program and charter. In addition, it contributes to strengthening the authority and growth of the influence of the party in Russian society. The Supreme Council is elected from among prominent public and political figures of the Russian Federation who have great authority in Russian society and in the international arena, including those who are not members of United Russia. The elections of the Supreme Council, as well as its chairman, are held by open voting at the party congress.

At the party congress on 4 December 2021, 98 members of the Supreme Council were elected and two seats remained vacant. Almost half of the staff has been updated: it includes such people as the presidential envoy to the Far Eastern Federal District Yuri Trutnev, State Duma Vice Speaker Sergei Neverov, chief doctor of the hospital in Kommunarka Denis Protsenko, People's Artist of Russia Vladimir Mashkov, Deputy Chairman of the Committee of the State Duma of the Russian Federation on Youth Policy Mikhail Kiselyov, First Deputy Minister of Labor and Social Protection and Chairman of the Public Council of the Strong Family party project Olga Batalina, President of the all-Russian public organization of small and medium-sized businesses "Support of Russia" Alexander Kalinin, and General Director of the ANO "Agency for Strategic Initiatives to Promote New Projects" Svetlana Chupsheva. The Supreme Council also includes a number of regional governors. The Chairman of the Supreme Council is Boris Gryzlov.

General Council

[edit] The General Council directs the activities of United Russia between its congresses. It ensures the implementation of all party decisions, develops draft election programs and other documents, recommendations on the main directions of the political strategy, and directs the political activities of the party. To date, it includes 170 people (the number of members is determined by the congress), who are elected at the congress by secret ballot. At the same time, the composition of the council is subject to annual rotation of at least 15%, according to the charter.

Presidium of the General Council

[edit] The leadership of the General Council is entrusted to its secretary and presidium. The Presidium directs the party's political activities: from the development of draft election programs to organizational, party, and ideological documents. Its competence includes making decisions on convening an extraordinary congress and creating and liquidating regional branches. The presidium has the right to approve the budget of the party and also, on the proposal of the bureau of the Supreme Council, to submit to the congress a proposal to nominate a candidate for the post of President of Russia and nominate lists of candidates for deputies of the State Duma. The secretary of the presidium of the General Council directs the activities of the presidium and is authorized to make political statements on behalf of the party, put the first signature on the financial documents of the party, sign documents related to the competence of the General Council and its presidium. Sergey Neverov was the Acting Secretary of the Presidium of the General Council of the Party from 21 October 2010. On 15 September 2011, Neverov, at the suggestion of Putin, was approved as secretary.

On 12 October 2017, Andrey Turchak became secretary. To date, the Presidium of the General Council includes 35 people. Their number and personal composition were approved on 4 December 2021 at the United Russia party congress. Andrey Turchak was re-elected Secretary of the General Council.

Party Central Executive Committee

[edit] The Party Central Executive Committee is the main executive body, supervising the work of regional branches. It also organizes the work of several party institutions and is responsible for interaction with the United Russia faction in the State Duma. The term of office of the CEC expires after the completion of the regular elections to the State Duma, after which a new structure is approved at the party congress. Alexander Sidyakin became the head of the Central Executive Committee at the congress on 4 December 2021. From 2009 to 2011, Sidyakin was the secretary of the movement of the Federation of Independent Trade Unions of Russia, the head of the department for collective action and the development of the trade union movement of the FNPR. In 2011, Sidyakin became a State Duma deputy from United Russia, where he worked as deputy chairman of the State Duma committee on housing policy and housing and communal services. After the 2016 elections, he became the first deputy head of the same committee and, in 2017, a member of the Presidium of the United Russia General Council. Many political scientists associated Alexander Sidyakin's appointment with his extensive experience in technological and legislative work and with the need to transform the central executive committee of United Russia into a permanent electoral headquarters.

CEC members

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• Orlova, Natalya Alekseyevna — First Deputy Head of the CEC, Head of the Financial and Economic Support Department
• Zhavoronkov, Maxim Konstantinovich — First Deputy Head of the CEC (on a voluntary basis), head of the apparatus of the United Russia faction in the State Duma
• Kostikova, Anastasia Alexandrovna — Deputy Head of the CEC, Head of the Information and Social Communications Department
• Nekrasov, Dmitry Vladimirovich — Deputy Head of the CEC for project work
• Osinnikov, Andrei Vladislavovich — Deputy Head of the CEC, Head of the Department of Regional and Technological Work
• Romanov, Roman Nikolayevich — Deputy Head of the CEC, Head of the Political Work Department, Director of the Higher Party School
• Tikhonov, Denis Vladimirovich — Deputy Head of the CEC, Head of the Department for Supporting the Activities of Commissions of the General Council of the Party
• Muravskaya, Maria Valeriyevna — head of the organizational department of the CEC
• Ryabtsev Alexander Alexandrovich — Head of the Department for Work with Citizens' Appeals to the CEC
• Shkred, Konstantin Viktorovich — Head of Project Activities Department (on a voluntary basis)

Central Control Commission

The Central Control Commission (CCC) is the control and auditing central body of the party, which monitors compliance with the Charter (except for ethical standards of the party), the execution of decisions of the central bodies of the party, as well as the financial and economic activities of structural divisions. It is elected by the congress from among the members of the party by secret ballot for a period of five years by a majority of votes from the number of registered delegates of the Congress if there is a quorum. The Party Congress determines the numerical composition of the Central Control Commission. The Chairman of the Central Control Commission is the Deputy Chairman of the State Duma, Irina Yarovaya.

Interregional coordinating councils of the party

[edit] Established in 2011 by the decision of the Presidium of the General Council of the party, the interregional coordinating councils' task includes coordination of activities, control and methodological support of the party's regional branches, and assistance in the implementation of electoral tasks. In total, seven ICCs have been created per the number of federal districts:

• Central Interregional Coordinating Council (Moscow).
• North-Western Interregional Coordinating Council (St. Petersburg).
• Volga Interregional Coordinating Council (Nizhny Novgorod).
• Ural Interregional Coordinating Council (Yekaterinburg).
• Siberian Interregional Coordinating Council (Novosibirsk).
• Far Eastern Interregional Coordinating Council (Khabarovsk).

Regional branches

[edit] Regional branches were created in all subjects of the Russian Federation, including Crimea. Like the federal structure, the supreme political body of the region is the regional conference of the party, which approves the quantitative and personal composition of the regional political council and the presidium of the regional political council. The party's main executive body in the region is the regional executive committee. The chief political head of the regional branch of the party is the secretary of the regional political council. The head of the executive committee is responsible for the entire organizational component of the work of the regional branch. Local party branches are created in the region's municipalities and are accountable for their work to the regional party branch. They also consist of local political councils headed by the secretary of the local branch and local executive committees headed by the head of the local executive committee.

Since 2019, United Russia has begun to apply the practice of appointing regional governors as secretaries of regional political councils. In 2019, thirteen governors were appointed: Marat Kumpilov in the Republic of Adygea, Gleb Nikitin in the Nizhny Novgorod Oblast, Aisen Nikolayev in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), Andrey Travnikov in the Novosibirsk Oblast, Radiy Khabirov in the Republic of Bashkortostan, Kazbek Kokov in the Kabardino-Balkarian Republic, Oleg Kozhemyako in the Primorsky Krai, Vladimir Vladimirov in the Stavropol Krai, Igor Vasiliev in the Kirov Oblast, Dmitry Azarov in the Samara Oblast, Alexander Bogomaz in the Bryansk Oblast, Andrey Chibis in the Murmansk Oblast, and Mikhail Razvozhayev, Acting Head of Sevastopol.