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This is a list of currently registered '''political parties in Gapla'''. Since 1 June 2020, when the Ministry of Internal Affairs began data collection, | This is a list of currently registered '''political parties in Gapla'''. Since 1 June 2020, when the Ministry of Internal Affairs began data collection, 46 applications to register a political party were submitted, 19 (41.3%) of which were approved. | ||
Registration requires at least 2 members who are Gaplan citizens, a name, a logo, and an ideology. Under Gaplan law, any registered political party whose membership is below 2 ceases to be a registered political party. | Registration requires at least 2 members who are Gaplan citizens, a name, a logo, and an ideology. Under Gaplan law, any registered political party whose membership is below 2 ceases to be a registered political party. | ||
There are currently | There are currently 7 registered political parties. | ||
== Parties represented in the Provisional Government == | == Parties represented in the Provisional Government == | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:53, 27 July 2026
This is a list of currently registered political parties in Gapla. Since 1 June 2020, when the Ministry of Internal Affairs began data collection, 46 applications to register a political party were submitted, 19 (41.3%) of which were approved.
Registration requires at least 2 members who are Gaplan citizens, a name, a logo, and an ideology. Under Gaplan law, any registered political party whose membership is below 2 ceases to be a registered political party.
There are currently 7 registered political parties.
Parties represented in the Provisional Government
| Party | Political position | Leader | Provisional Government | |||
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Gapla Civic Party | GCP | Center to center-left | Collin Esposo | 6 / 9
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Progressive Liberal Party | PLP | Center-left | Max Dépelteau | 1 / 9
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Free Libertarian Party | FLP | Center-right to right-wing | Wyatt Baek | 1 / 9
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Socialist Republic Party | SRP | Left-wing to far-left | Connor Hetner | 1 / 9
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Other parties
| Party | Political position | Leader | ||
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National Renewal Party | NRP | Center-right to right-wing | Mateo Restrepo |
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AMASH Party (satirical) | AMASH | Right-wing | Gabe Itchez |
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Forward Gapla | FWD | Center-right to right-wing | Jamar McLeary |