Nadiya

[Svetlana]

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Ever since the integration of the Technocratic Alliance of Nadiya and the Love Party into the Pastels Coalition for Progress, Nadiyan politics have been dominated by what many describe as a "defacto one dominant party democracy" in a country that praised itself on the uniqueness of its electoral system. But it seems that the PCP has strengthened their position even further as two more confederal parties join the fold.

It was during the winter party congress of the Freedom Justice Indigenous Party that its leader Olga Nagojut announced the adhesion of her party and the Writers & Artists Pact of Nadiya into the Pastels. The decision to join the Pastels was approved of by party delegates present at the meeting after Olga showed the major concessions and deals struck with the PCP leadership during negotiations that would ensure that even tho the FJIP will officially show the galaxy that is the Pastels, the coalition won't neglect the affairs of the indigenous population and Haivan's special status within the Confederation as its some indigenous constituent republic.

The joining of FJIP into the PCP was expected since the two parties have a long history of cooperation with the latter often granting confidence to Pastel government in exchange of concessions for Haivan. However the integration of the WAPN wasn't even fathomed by many since the the Pastels and the Artists only have a supply agreement with the current head of the presidential council Edda Wahl, and the party's rather poor electoral record, its victories only being concentrated in southern Brakav, didn't make them a top candidate to join the Pastels.

In response to the news, the People's Alliance for Nadiya has announced on their side that the Hosian Matriarchal Democratic Party has joined their electoral alliance which leaves Voices of the Republics as the sole confederal party not within a coalition, but the current collapse of regional nationalism in favor of the Nadiyan one might as well just lead to the party being wiped off from the NGA.

Nonetheless, the expansion of the PCP coincides with the NCEFT announcing the start of the electoral season for the 5715 confederal elections that are scheduled for November of this year. Polls organized by independent organizations such as the National School for Engineering, Vmeste's Think-tank, and NNN's political bureau already forecast the PCP expanding their vote share even further and even securing an outright 2/3 majority while PAN and HR keep cascading in the polls.

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Written by @NNN (backdated)