Alternate Wikipedia Infoboxes II

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First, a minor update of the Democratic and Republican infoboxes to include their new logos.

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Second, the infoboxes for the notable minor parties in the United States. The Greens and Libertarians are still the crema of the crop, and if you'll notice, they've done reasonably okay, winning quite a few legislative seats. Electoral fusion is far more common in the U.S., and these numbers only reflect straight-up officeholders are officeholders who were elected on a fusion ticket with the Green/Libertarian/etc. party on top. The Greens do very well in the Asteroid Belt where there's more of an emphasis on ecological sustainbility due to living in a closed system, while the Libertarians have begun to fill a particular Inner System social libertarianism nichie opposed to rising social progressivism. The American Heroes Party and the Pioneer Alliance both exist entirely in the Outer System and on the Frontier, with the Heroes on Io and the Pioneers lesewhere. The Heroes Party is lead and supported by veterans of the Ionian Mutiny while the Pioneers are settlers and general Minutemen veteran. Both are expansionist and both have been accused of neo-fascism, and are also nominally aligned with the national Democrats.

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Whoa, the Libertarians have an actual governorship?

Also, are the Pioneers unusual in having aboriginal wings, or is it something the other parties do but no one pays attention to?
 
Whoa, the Libertarians have an actual governorship?

That was a lucky one with both parties seeing splits and the Libertarian candidate (a former Republican and former governor) somehow stumbling ahead. It's not really indicative of the strength of the party.

Also, are the Pioneers unusual in having aboriginal wings, or is it something the other parties do but no one pays attention to?

They exist as sort of outreach group or PAC for the larger parties, but not as a built-in structure (it's also important to remember that the Pioneers are essentially stalking horses for frontier Democrats).
 
Liberal syndicalism eh?

Yes. A bit about it and Pioneerism:

[FONT=&quot]Liberal syndicalism[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]A form of left libertarianism, liberal syndicalism advocates for reduced power of the state of business while granting more powers to the workers and labor unions. Business and production will be owned by syndicates of workers (effectively labor unions) that would then establish production models and schedules. Workplace democracy is important and one of their key tenants, so economic sequences wields more power than the state. Because of the reduction in state power, the welfare state would also be reduced to help the neediest while things like healthcare and basic pensions would instead be handled by the unions.[/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]Pioneerism[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Found primarily on the frontier and the Outer System, pioneerism is a syncretic ideology that blends liberal syndicalism with ultranationalism, militarism, xenophobia and agrarianism. Rightly or wrongly, it’s often considered a neo-fascist movement. Pioneerists call for massive expansion of the United States as far as possible, and aren’t opposed to a little genocide to gain more clay. Newly conquered land would be held in common property, with mines and factories owned and operated by unions and yeoman farmers working 640 acre sections. They have a strong presence within the Minutemen and within Columbianism, particularly the Germanic Altars of Freyja and related cults.[/FONT]
 
I see you've made the duopoly a little softer than it was before. Not the multiparty system it originally was, but there's a clear change.

With so many seats, chances are better for some to break through (101 seats is still not even a fifth of a percent of state lower house seats), and they tend to be rather concentrated in a few years. As for the Pioneers, they do exist in a duopoly with the Democrats in many frontier areas. The loser of one primary runs on the ticket of the other, for example.

What are Premierships and Governorships?

Governorships are what you'd imagine they are. Premierships are the same, but on commonwealth level (the level between state and federal that exists on America's offworld holdings).

Basically. An additional step of federalism to make governing easier.
 
Why do the American Heroes and Pioneers Alliance have the same party flag?

Also, I'd probably still be a Republican ITTL. They sound alright.
 
Why do the American Heroes and Pioneers Alliance have the same party flag?

Because they're best of friends and nearly identical ideologically. The Heroes Party are confined to Io because they were born out of the Mutiny and have their ideology is used to prevent it from happening again, while the Pioneers use their ideology to take, take, take. The meatball roundel is also heavily used by the Minutemen, which both parties are close to.

The future really likes the Rand Paul negative space torch logo thing, it seems.

Fire is a symbol of rebirth, an undying American spirit and the City on a Hill. It's also, in OTL, a common symbol of the European far right and neo-fascist movement.
 

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Also, I'd probably still be a Republican ITTL. They sound alright.

Eh, they're the less evil party, what with them not being open fascists and all. But I wouldn't call them alright.

Politics in the AJND US tends to be pretty terrible, like everything in the AJND US except for Diving Buddies Inc.
 
Eh, they're the less evil party, what with them not being open fascists and all. But I wouldn't call them alright.

Politics in the AJND US tends to be pretty terrible, like everything in the AJND US except for Diving Buddies Inc.
Well, it's only terrible if you're not human, right?
 
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