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Political parties

The official register of political parties represented in, or associated with, the Chamber of Commons.

Links Land Social Democratic Party

Centre-left

Advocates for a fairer economy, strong social safety nets, and progressive taxation, while supporting constitutional monarchy.

Party leader: Rhiannon Tate

Seats: 38

Progressive Reform Party

Centre-left

Technocratic and forward-thinking; focuses on climate change, modern infrastructure, and institutional reform.

Party leader: Jaden Miroux

Seats: 18

Conservative Alliance of Linksland

Centre-left

Traditionalist party defending national heritage, strong military funding, and monarchy-centred values.

Party leader: Benjamin Thorne

Seats: 12

New Horizons Party

Centre-left

Youth-driven, socially progressive and pro-science; prioritises education, technology and innovation.

Party leader: Kian Delroy

Seats: 12

Civic Renewal Movement

Centre-left

A grassroots, democracy-first party focused on digital transparency, anti-corruption, and citizen engagement.

Party leader: Monica Devalle

Seats: 11

Linksland Green Party

Left-leaning

Champions environmental justice, climate protection, sustainable transport, and ethical energy.

Party leader: Eloise Brenn

Seats: 5

United Centre Party

Centre

Centrist and monarchist, focused on compromise, national stability, and moderate economic policies.

Party leader: Harriet Langford

Seats: 3

Liberty & Reform Party

Centre-right

A libertarian voice advocating for personal freedoms, privacy rights, decentralisation, and light taxation.

Party leader: Callum Roarke

Seats: 1

Linksland Heritage and Values Party

Far-right

Emphasises family, religion, and cultural preservation; sceptical of progressive social reform.

Party leader: Sir Henry Wexford

Seats: 0

National Sovereignty Party

Right-wing populist

Advocates for immigration control, self-sufficiency, and withdrawing from supranational institutions.

Party leader: Greta Volmer

Seats: 0