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A table inspired by the wide variety of positions taken by (current or former) Five Star Movement politicians.
The final years of Prima Repubblica (these are the top twelve parties in 1992 general election) were the beginning of a period of radical transformation of the Italian party system: it saw decades-old declining forces, renewed parties and brand new movements briefly coexist. Five Star movement (sans the decades-old thing) has been all of the three things above.
The only modification, in terms of party names, was to rename Pannella List as Radical Party because of the actual leader's name in the party name.

 

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A stronger pro-independence sentiment leads Scotland to gain independence in the 1990s and it is a Commonwealth relam and member state of the European Union.

From left to right:

Republican Green Left
Position: left-wing
Ideology: green politics, democratic socialism, eco-socialism, republicanism, left-wing nationalism (majority); social democracy, left-wing populism, pro-Europeanism, soft Euroscepticism (factions).
Origin: merger of the left wing of the Scottish National Party, the Scottish Greens and some moderate and less authoritarian elements from the Scottish Socialist Party and other minor left-wing parties.

Labour Party of Scotland
Position: centre-left
Ideology: social democracy, pro-Europeanism (majority); British confederalism, republicanism (factions).
Origin: successor to the Scottish branch of the Labour party.

Scottish Democrats
Position: centre to centre-left
Ideology: social liberalism, civic nationalism, progressivism, Third Way, green liberalism, pro-Europeanism (majority); social democracy, classical liberalism, European federalism, British confederalism, republicanism (factions).
Origin: merger of the right wing of the Scottish National Party and the Scottish Liberal Democrats.

Scottish Moderate Party
Position: centre-right
Ideology: liberal conservatism, conservatism, economic liberalism, British confederalism (majority); conservative liberalism, social conservatism, classical liberalism, British unionism, pro-Europeansim, soft Euroscepticism (factions).
Origin: heir to the Scottish branch of the Conservative Party.

 

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Informal groupings of European national parties in late 19th/early 20th century
An attempt to identify possible groupings of national parties in a scenario where better relationships between European countries in the second half of the nineteenth century lead to create some sort of very weak supranational organisation with its representative assembly.
Members would be appointed in the most different ways by each country with few, if any, uniform rules. Moreover, seating in the assembly would be more likely be based on country rather than ideology. These groupings would be extremely loose and all but formal, mostly used for classification purposes with a high chance of frequent change in positioning of the parties (overall something somewhat akin to the official classification of parties used OTL by the French Ministry of the Interior in the event of an election). Actual cases of continuous cooperation would be not very common and in the case of groupings such as national conservatives and especially reactionaries, you may even find conflicting views among parties grouped together regarding, for example, border disputes and irredentism.

Communists
Socialists
Social democrats
Radicals
Left-liberals
Right-liberals
Regionalists and separatists
Agrarians
Catholics
Protestants
Moderate conservatives
National conservatives
Reactionaries

 

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A Mirror on the Border: United States as reverse Canada (political left and right are inverted)

1993-2003: Mike Castle (Liberal)
1993 (majority) def. James Carville (Dixie Bloc), Paul Wellstone (Progress), Judy Martz (New National), Julia Brownley (Moderate Radical)
1997 (majority) def. Paul Wellstone (Progress), Lindsey Graham (Dixie Bloc), Jan Brewer (New National), Roy Cooper (Moderate Radical)
2000 (majority) def. Dennis Kucinich (American Coalition), Lindsey Graham (Dixie Bloc), Jan Brewer (New National), Roy Cooper (Moderate Radical)
2003-2006: Wayne Gilchrest (Liberal)
2004 (minority) def. Sherrod Brown (Radical), Lindsey Graham (Dixie Bloc), Fred Thompson (New National)
2006-2015: Sherrod Brown (Radical)
2006 (minority) def. Wayne Gilchrest (Liberal), Lindsey Graham (Dixie Bloc), Fred Thompson (New National)
2008 (minority) def. Ben Bernanke (Liberal), Lindsey Graham (Dixie Bloc), Fred Thompson (New National), Michelle Fischbach (Farmers')
2011 (majority) def. Fred Thompson (New National), Fred Thiele (Liberal), Lindsey Graham (Dixie Bloc), Michelle Fischbach (Farmers')
2015-0000: Patrick Murphy (Liberal)
2015 (majority) def. Sherrod Brown (Radical), Bill Cassidy (New National), Lindsey Graham (Dixie Bloc), Michelle Fischbach (Farmers')
2019 (minority) def. Tim Ryan (Radical), Brian Kemp (Dixie Bloc), John E. James (New National), Michelle Fischbach (Farmers'), Glenn Greenwald (People's)
2021 (minority) def. Robert O'Rourke (Radical), Brian Kemp (Dixie Bloc), John E. James (New National), Mia Love (Farmers'), Glenn Greenwald (People's)

 

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Political parties of United Nordic Countries
A hypothetical party system of a federation of the United Nordic Countries and which OTL parties would fit in ITTL parties.

Nordic parties ITTL	Danish parties OTL	Finnish parties OTL	Icelandic parties OTL	Norwegian parties OTL	Swedish parties OTL
Red Alliance	majority of Ø	radical minority of Vas	left wing of J	R	radical minority of V
Socialist Left Party	majority of F moderate minority of Ø left wing of Å Q	majority of Vas	majority of V moderate wing of J	SV	majority of V
Social Democratic Labour Party	A	SDP	S left wing of F	Ap	S
Green Party	moderate wing of Å left-wing minority of B moderate minority of F	VIHR	moderate minority of V P left-wing minority of A	MDG	MP
Centre Party	agrarian wing of V	strictly agrarian wing of KESK	B moderate wing of M	Sp	strictly agrarian wing of C
Venstre: the Liberals	liberal wing of V M majority of B majority of I	liberal wing of KOK liberal wing of KESK SFP Liike Nyt	C majority of A	V	liberal wing of C L
Christian Democrats	K	KD	centre wing of F	Krf	moderate wing of KD
Conservative Party	conserviative wing of V C	conservative wing of KOK	moderate wing of D	H	majority of M
Progress Party	right-wing minority of I moderate minority of D moderate wing of Æ	SIN	right wing of D	Frp	right-wing minority of M right wing of KD moderate minority of SD
Democratic People's Party	O right wing of Æ majority of D	PS	right wing of F right wing of M	DiN	majority of SD