Democratic Party

Socialist Party

Republican Party - Returned to the US political stage in 1980, after a hiatus of 100 years, effectively creating Its first leader and the first 20th century Republican president of the US was Malcolm Reynolds.

Progressive Liberal Party - Post-SGW successor to both the Liberal Democrat Party (“Lib-Dem”) and Conservative Party (“Tories”). It gained its first Prime Minister, Geoffrey Wright, in 2000.

Labour Party - Largely analogous to the OTL Labour Party. Lead most of the post-SGW British cabinets during the second half of the 20th century.

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Social Democratic Party

Conservative Party

Ecological Party of Germany - On the rise since the 1980s.

Social Democratic Party - Largely an ATL continuation of the OTL Social Democratic Party of Austria.

Hungarian Social Democratic Party - An ATL continuation of the OTL Hungarian Social Democratic Party (particularly its form during the OTL existence of Austria-Hungary).

Agricultural Union - An agrarian/peasant party that is analogous to our the ideology and scope of OTL's Bulgarian Agrarian National Union.

Czech Progressive Party - An ATL continuation of the eponymous OTL party from the pre-WWI years.

Smaller minority parties - Bosniaks, Croats, Jews, Poles, Romanians, Serbians, Slovaks, Slovenes and Ukrainians have their own national parties that represent them in the imperial parliament. Some are conservative, while some minority groups are aligned with several different parties. Austro-Hungarian Jewish parties include the Mizrachi Party (Jews sympathetic to this ATL's Mizrachi movement), World Agudath Israel (Hasidic and Orthodox Jews), and the Jewish Social Democratic Association Bund (social-democratic, Yiddish-language party). All three ATL Jewish parties have their basis in OTL ones.

Austro-Hungarian Ecological Party - On the rise since the 1980s and 1990s, much like the one in the German Empire.

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Ecoist/Ecological Party