Here's a WIP, same scenario as the Polwanks. If I complete it, it'll be an electoral map of the Polish-Lithuanian Federation around the year 1900, for the time being I'm still adjusting the borders of the base map I'm using
Dark Green - Federal Party. Have gotten a lot of bad press for their abuses of power, but their miltary reforms made them popular again in coastal areas after the Swedish invasion in the War of the Turkish Succession.
Yellow - Nowa Szlachta. Derisively called the Rich Peoples' Party by their opponents, and there's definitely some truth to that.
Gold - Constitutional Democrats. All that was left of the Constitutional Party after the Federals and Liberals left. Neither liberal nor authoritarian, but they still tend leftwards on the other axes of the political compass.
Blue - Liberal Party. They believe in encouraging social progress, and in a limited government. Very popular in areas that have industrialized well, not so popular everywhere else.
Magenta - Agrarian Party (formerly the Peasants' Parliament Party, they changed the name because the Peasants' Parliament got renamed the People's Parliament after the Commonwealth became the Federation)
Pale Brown - Polish National Party. Their platform consists of intense patriotism, vague promises, and either arguing for a weaker Federation with more autonomy for the Republics
or a strong Federation where Poland has more influence. This is not too different from similar parties in other republics, and once in a while one of these parties does win a Voivodeship somewhere
Dark Brown - Kashubian National Party. They want Kashubia to be its own Republic. They're especially popular now that Lusatia is a Republic, since it raises questions about just
what the population threshold for becoming a Republic is - a question that wasn't answered in the Constitution itself.
Red - The Socialist Party
Grey - The German People's Party. Popular in German-majority areas, they tend to just promote German culture and advocate for things like making German one of the official languages of the Federation, sometimes for greater autonomy for German-majority areas, but the more extreme members of the party have advocated for secession in the past.
Pale Green - Lusatian National Party. Used to be a minor party in Silesia advocating for greater autonomy for the Sorbian-majority areas of Silesia, now they've got a brand new Republic under their control
Greyish Blue - Tikun Olam Party. Especially popular in Jewish-majority areas, but with a decent amount of supporters elsewhere too, this is a party that was formed by Jewish activists who split from the Socialist and Liberal Parties. While the Tikun Olam Party doesn't advocate for full socialism, their platform is based on the ideal they named themselves after. They advocate for things like a strong welfare system and a justice system focused on rehabilitation, and in places like the Krakow Voivodeship (and the City of Krakow itself), the beginnings of environmentalism
Thoughts?