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Line 76: The lower house, Folketinget (People’s Assembly), is an elective body through a first-past-the-post-system and two party system. With the body being the country’s main legislative body with most legislation being passed through it. The Assembly is made up of 100 parliamentarians, with it being divided between two parties. The ruling national conservative and monarchist Solidarity Party, with its 48 seats. With the Solidarity Party mainly representing the ethnic Norgsveltian minority and nobility within the country. The party actively promotes the “Norgsveltisk Solidaritet” (Norgsveltian Solidarity) principle in its party program, arguing for Dvalheim to return as a Crown State under Norgsveldet and for giving further special privileged to Norgsveltian speakers at the cost of Tieresh ones. The opposition is led by the Loyalist Party, an National ~~Liberalism~~Liberal and [[Royalistic Populism\|Liberal Royalist]] party with 41 seats in the Assembly. With the Loyalist Party mainly a party representing the ethnic Tieresh majority in the country with its party program following the idea of “Kruunun Uskolliss” (Crown Loyalty). An idea formed by peaceful Tieresh independence activists which seeked an free Tiervan but within the [[Norgsveltian Crown Realm]] as an equal partner and ally of Norgsveldet. The party emphasizes Dvalian unity and Dvalheim’s unique identity. The Assembly’s 11 other seats are made up of independents coming from Dvalheim’s south which was recently annexed after the Tieresh One Month War.

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