Political Parties in the Pantheons

The political system in the Pantheons is dominated by two primary parties, the Liberal Party and the Conservative Party. President John Rhodes is a member of the Pantheonsian Liberal Party, and is serving out his first term as President of the Republic.

The General Assembly is a body made up of 341 Representatives from the various provinces and territories of the Pantheons. Currently, the Liberal Party holds 153 of these seats. The Conservative Party holds 168 of these seats. There are 20 members of the General Assembly that do not have a party affiliation. For a majority, a party needs to hold 171 seats.

The Pantheonsian Senate is a body made up of 159 Senators as well as Vice President Kasey Kirkman. The Vice President is a member of the Pantheonsian Liberal Party. The Liberal Party holds a narrow majority of 81 Senators, with the Conservative Party holding 71 seats. Non-affiliated Senators hold 7 seats in the Senate. For a majority, a party needs to hold 80 seats.