Party for Rhorn

The Party for Rhorn is an officially recougnised political party that argues to be the largest in the northern-Niplomian city of Rhorn. It was created in 1967 as a local cross party platform between the two defunct political parties - the Grand Conservatives and the Liberals.

Political Platform & Peformance

Party for Rhorn is traditionally conservative and favours tax cuts and privatisations. The Party for Rhorn heavily supports the Rhorn Local Authority and believes in decentralized government but not grassroots democracy. It (along with the Democrats) wishes to privatise all waste services and begin to sell off houses to private institutions. Alongside the Democrats the Party for Rhorn supports socially liberal beliefs. Indeed, it opposes the enlargement of local policing although the RLA has no power to stop this.

The party expects to win six, seven or eight seats in an election (none of which exceed 30% of the RLA) and nearly always works in tandem with another party. For this years RLA sitting the party is abosrbed into the Democratic Party of Niploma. Prior to this the party abosrbed itself into the Grand Conservatives - even though the two had distinctly different social platforms.