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Here are the results of the census of our political parties!

OVERALL VOTE - 143 individuals voted

Most Conservative: New Conservative Party & Federalist
Most Liberal: Socialist Freedom Party
Most Moderate: USWP & Marijuana Party*
Most Bi Polar: Federalist
Most Mixed: American Military Party & Bastards of Liberty
Most Religious: New Conservative Party, Federalist, & USWP
Most Atheistic: Socialist Freedom tied with Bastards of Liberty

(😉 probably most libertarian due to user feedback.
error within +(-)5%


United States Workers Party 17 VOTES
Conservative - right wing 18%
Liberal - left wing 29%
Moderate / Independent - centrist 56%

Atheism / Agnosticism - 35%
Judaism - 6%
Christianity - 59%

The United States Workers Party: for the most part is a group of centrist individuals who slightly lean left in IRL politics. 59% of their members are Christian, making up the 3rd largest conglomerate of Christians in eUSA proportionally. Their taste in music is unanimously for Rock and Roll, with over 80% preferring Comedy and Scifi in their choice of Television. Half of the USWP self identifies themselves as nerds or geeks with the other half not falling into any of the categories listed.



Federalist Party 17 VOTES
Conservative - right wing 47%
Liberal - left wing 35%
Moderate / Independent - centrist 18%

Atheism / Agnosticism - 18%
Christianity - 65%
Other - 18%

The Federalist Party: is the second largest conglomerate of conservatives with 47% however a sizeable liberal population at 35% exists within the party as well. Only 18% of the party considers itself moderate (the smallest percent in America) making the Feds the most Bi-polar political party in America. 65% of their members are Christian, making up the 2nd largest conglomerate of Christians in eUSA proportionally. Over half of their members like Rock and Pop, however the majority (71% of Feds) prefer alternative genres not listed in the census. The Feds by far prefer Comedy as their choice of television. A quarter of the Feds self-identified themselves as Nerds, Geeks, Jocks, and Preps, the other quarter considered themselves as non-conformists, while the other half did not fall into any of the categories listed.


American Military Party 18 VOTES
Conservative - right wing 22%
Liberal - left wing 39%
Moderate / Independent - centrist 39%

Atheism / Agnosticism - 39%
Christianity - 44%
Other - 17%

The American Military Party: Is the most evenly divided political party in America, Liberals and moderates are evenly matched at 39% with conservatives not far behind. Christians make up the majority with 44% however the Atheist population is not far behind either. In music, the majority of AMPers at 72% prefer Rock, while their tastes in television prefer Comedy and Action. In high school the AMP were made up of Nerds, Preps, & Jocks, while most did not fall into any of the categories listed.


New Conservative Party 26 VOTES
Conservative - right wing 50%
Liberal - left wing 12%
Moderate / Independent - centrist 38%

Atheism / Agnosticism - 19%
Christianity - 69%
Other - 12%

The New Conservative Party: is unsurprisingly the most conservative party in America with 50% conservative, and 38% self-identified moderate. Again to no surprise, the NCP contains the largest percentage of Christians at 69%. The NCP’s choice in music is Rock, and in television prefers Action.

(NCP prefers action, informative shows, suspense, and scifi over comedy). odd

In high school about half consider themselves as non-conformists while the other half did not fall into any of the categories listed.


US Marijuana Party 11 VOTES
Conservative - right wing 27%
Liberal - left wing 18%
Moderate / Independent - centrist 55%

Atheism / Agnosticism - 27%
Judaism - 9%
Christianity - 45%
Islam - 9%
Other - 9%

The US Marijuana Party is the second largest party made up of moderates at 55%, with conservatives at 27%. The stoners for the most part would rather identify themselves as Libertarians but the choice was not available on the census. The religious makeup of the Marijuana party is diverse, only 49% of the party is Christian while the other 51% is divided amongst Muslims, Jews, and Atheists. The stoner music of choice is Rock, and in television prefers comedy. In high school party members were considered nerds, jocks, and non-conformists.


cCc iNCi cCc 10 VOTES
Conservative - right wing 20%
Liberal - left wing 50%
Moderate / Independent - centrist 30%

Atheism / Agnosticism - 40%
Deist - 10%
Islam - 50%

iNCi: is one of the most unique parties in the US because of its Turkish origins. Half of their members are considered liberal while 30% is moderate. Half of their members are Muslim while atheists fall behind at 40%, the other 10% was marked as other. In the Music section 60% of iNCi marked “other” for their music genre probably because the question was geared towards American culture. In television comedy was the top pick. The high school social clique followed the music section with 60% choosing “other” for the same reason.


Revolutionary Party 19 VOTES
Conservative - right wing 21%
Liberal - left wing 26%
Moderate / Independent - centrist 53%

Atheism / Agnosticism - 32%
Deist - 16%
Christianity - 37%
Other - 16%

The Revolutionary Party: is the 3rd most moderate party at 53%, with liberals making up 26%. Christians make up the largest segment at only 37%, with Atheists not far behind at 32%. In music the majority of members like Rock, but Country, Pop, and alternate music were not far behind, and In television Comedy was the top pick. In High school cliques “other” was the top pick, with Nerds and non-conformists making the runner up.


Bastards of Liberty 16 VOTES
Conservative - right wing 25%
Liberal - left wing 31%
Moderate / Independent - centrist 44%

Atheism / Agnosticism - 44%
Judaism - 6%
Christianity - 31%
Other - 19%

The Bastards of Liberty: is the second most mixed party ideologically. 44% of our members are self-declared moderates with 31% being liberal. BoL is also one of the least religious parties with Atheists making up a 44% majority, Christians at 31%. In music over 80% picked Rock, and in television bastards picked comedy (informative channels were a close runner up). In high school the majority marked ourselves as “Other”, with non-conformists, and geeks making the runner up.


Socialist Freedom Party 9 VOTES
Conservative - right wing 11%
Liberal - left wing 67%
Moderate / Independent - centrist 22%

Atheism / Agnosticism - 44%
Christianity - 33%
Islam - 11%
Other - 11%

The Socialists Freedom Party: is unsurprisingly the most liberal political party in the eUS. 67% of its members consider themselves liberal with only 22% marked as moderate. Its members are also one of the least religious in America with 44% being Atheist, Christians at 33%. In music Rock is the top picked genre, in television the commies were equally distributed between Scifi, Comedy, Action, and informative channels. In High school the SFP were Geeks, or did not fall under the choices listed.

CLOSING THOUGHTS
What do the parties have in common? Americans in every party (Except the NCP) overwhelmingly love comedy when they watch television. We also tend to listen to Rock (Except iNCi). Also Unsurprisingly eRepublik attracted self declared Nerds, & Geeks from high school (although most did not fall under the traditional cliques) this is the internet and we're playing a political sim-game.

despite our IRL political and religious beliefs they usually don't play much of a roll into ingame politics due to game mechanics, because they = /= how real life works. Yet perhaps it's human nature to gravitate to like minded people. We see the sharp differences between members of the SFP and NCP.

There are parties ingame though that can put asside their differences and work together. Evident by the divide in the Feds, and the mix of backgrounds in the AMP and Bastards of Liberty we obviously can put our differences behind and work together for a common cause. Though the route to a better America may differ depending on who you speak to, we all want what's best for the country.

Ingame politics will be our next poll