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Latest revision as of 10:56, 19 April 2024
Rotorua features a mild two party system with strong third party influence. Historically this has been between the Socialist Party and the Nationalist Democratic Party. However, following the collapse of the Nationalist Democratic Party in 2011, this role has been filled by the People's Movement.
Third parties play a significant role in Rotorua politics, often being considered king makers in government formation. Particularly, minority interest parties such as the Gandorian Bloc and the Akaroan Alliance for Rotorua.
Political parties with representation in the Apooraa
| Party | Ideology | Position | Leader | Apooraa | ||
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People's Movement | Populism Conservatism Rotoruan nationalism |
Orirau Tetohu | 69 / 160
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Socialist Party | Social Democracy Progressivism |
Siaosi Iskra | 54 / 160
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Homeland Renewal | Populism Social Conservatism Economic Interventionism Te Pungan nationalism |
Mo'e Tui | 13 / 160
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Progressive Party | Right-wing populism Social Conservatism Rotoruan nationalism |
Vaetua Apatu | 10 / 160
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Gandorian Bloc | Regionalism Gandorian minority interests |
Gustaw Duran | 8 / 160
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Akaroan Alliance for Rotorua | Democratic Socialism Akaroan Minority Interests |
Mikaere Wati | 7 / 160
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Political parties without representation in the Apooraa
| Party | Ideology | Position | Leader | ||
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Nationalist Democratic Party | Liberal conservatism Rotoruan nationalism |
Ieti Ala'ilima | ||
