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Election season has begun in Arpino, and a several candidates have emerged with considerable support. We will review party by party.

Pacifist Arpino Party
This party remians the most popular, but where it struggles is unity, as it is a fairly centrist party. A big leader for them is a north Arpinogon named Deida Maheidi, who is running for President of Arpino.
Deida Maheidi promises reforms in political freedom and more voting rights, giving him a leg up when convincing libertarians, however he is challenged on the topic of law enforcement and national security, because on the other side of the party spectrum is Yui Hakabe, a Charitian who grew up in Arpino now running for president. She believes in a strong military and law enforcement, but conforms with the popular economic preferences of the party, bolstering her support.

Communes’ Defense Party
The Communes’ Defense Party / CDP is a popular party amongst the average socialist, for big government and no capitalism. The current president Yintsu Heidi is part of this party and he has reigned for a long time, so thousands of politicians or people on the route to politics are influenced by the CDP. The CDP is rather unified, under Heidi’s colleague Umeifonu Chahoma, born and raised in Arp City. Umeifonu is quite a speaker, and has a good connection with the people, however he is the youngest candidate, putting a stain on his relations with the aging populace as being a “radical young lad”, etc. Despite this, Umeifonu Chahoma is totally ruling polls with first time voters, so that’s a big upside not to be neglected.

Liberal Party
All liberal party candidates want high civil rights and spending, and the person who quenches these thirsts is Oruedomohras Yinte, a social influencer from artistic Ladagado who proposes all kinds of new spending initiatives, however he is challenged by the leader of the more cautious and conservative liberals, who are very conspcerned of the regular welfare and foreign aid funding programs, S’efa Dokos, another presidential candidate who is renouned for her degrees in political science and books on critical thinking.

Imperialist Party
The Imperialist party are the most roudy of the bunch, and on several occassions banned from running by the Ministry of Order, yet they have made recent headway in reforming into a less blatant, more inclusive and centrist standing. They are led by Yenge Runtohoma, who like most imperialist, cares much for military affairs and strictly government guided school system, though she has been blasted on social media for her propaganda and censorship thoughts seen in some of his articles.

Moralist Party
The Moralist party are for a very spiritualist government, often proposing Nekoist theocracy and all. Civil rights are lowest in their plans and proposals, making the younger voters see them as a bane for the progress of Arpino, however the religious church going populous, very large in Arpino, gives them support. They are led by the priest of the year four years ago, Hekeuni Nato III, known for his charity programs and great compassion for the more unfortunate across the world. Many humanitarian workers promise their votes to him as well for this.

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