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Revision as of 10:30, 30 August 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
Gapla Civic Party GCP Center to center-left Collin Esposo
6 / 10
Labour Party of Gapla LAB Center-left Max Dépelteau
3 / 10
Free Libertarian Party FLP Center-right to right-wing Wyatt Baek
1 / 10
Socialist Republic Party SRP Left-wing to far-left Connor Hetner
0 / 9

Other parties

Party Political position Leader
National Renewal Party NRP Center-right to right-wing Mateo Restrepo
AMASH Party (satirical) AMASH Right-wing Gabe Itchez
Forward Gapla FWD Center-right to right-wing Jamar McLeary