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Interim National Council · elected 21 September 2025

HSP 24E&J 22S&P 18DS 15NT 6MFD 5HF 4DA 3SD 3

1. Humanist Socialist PartyHSP

   24 seatsof 10023.8% of the voteRadical left

   Humanist socialism, libertarian municipalism, technocracy, mutualism

   In government, in some combination, since 1920. Responsible for the Safeguard declaration of 2025 and the Long Winter, losing roughly half its seats for it.

2. Environment and JusticeE&J

   22 seatsof 10021.6% of the voteLeft

   Eco-socialism, social ecology, degrowth

   Split from the Agrarians in the 1920s over the clearing of the western uplands. Spent the Deadlock arguing for the faster phase-out, and gained most from being proved right.

3. Shelter and ProvisionS&P

   18 seatsof 10017.9% of the voteLeft

   Housing, provisioning, tenant organisation, direct democracy

   Formed in the spring of 2024 as a campaign over housing waiting lists, and grown by the shortages of the following winter. Classified under the 2024 safeguard power in September of that year while polling at nineteen per cent, which discredited the power and made the campaign a party.

4. Democratic SocialistsDS

   15 seatsof 10014.7% of the voteLeft to radical left

   Democratic socialism, Marxism, syndicalism

   Formed in the 1920s from the Agrarian and Youth parties. The largest force behind the Assembly Reform of 1974.

5. National TraditionalistsNT

   6 seatsof 1006.2% of the voteRight to far right

   Traditionalism, monarchism, protectionism, national populism

   Founded 1947. Has never exceeded eight per cent and has never been banned. Was the other party classified in 2025, which is the reason the classification power is now prohibited outright.

6. Movement for DemocracyMFD

   5 seatsof 1005.1% of the voteCentre right

   Market liberalism, opening, constitutional reform

   Formed in the 1970s. Argues for exchange at market prices with states outside the Bloc, which Articles 6 and 265 place beyond the reach of any majority.

7. Highlands FederationHF

   4 seatsof 1004.0% of the voteCross-bench

   Regionalism, rural development, environmental protection

   Represents Vandorum, Kelvaqui and Aspreduson. Wants the replanting schedule funded and the closed southern frontier reconsidered.

8. Docklands AllianceDA

   3 seatsof 1003.2% of the voteCentre left to left

   Regionalism, internationalism, maritime economy

   Lindoma and Lutoliluri. The loudest voice for the open-frontier objective in Article 296.

9. Social DemocratsSD

   3 seatsof 1002.9% of the voteCentre to centre left

   Social democracy, reformism, regulated mixed economy

   Formed in the 1970s between the socialist bloc and the market liberals. Has never been in government.

Provisional apportionment of the two hundred seats

Published by the Boundary Division under Article 121(5) on the resident population recorded in the register. No district returns fewer than five members, and no district departs from the average population per seat by more than ten per cent.

First National Council, 1895

The four parties of the revolution, governing as one coalition called The People.