Political parties

Seaward Islands currently consists of four political parties, and the actions of these political parties has great influence on Seaward Island's daily affairs. The current political parties are: the Ecological Party (EcoSeaward), the Leftward Party, the Corporate Centrists, and Seawardian Nationalists. The parties are far-left to far-right.

The Ecological Party (EcoSeaward), based in Lower NE, Roseville

This party encourages green politics and severely limiting corporate influence on the island. The party has voted "no" on all votes relating to road expansion, building permits, and other votes that harm the island's natural beauty, even though these votes ended up not being in their favor. A recent success has been their Greenspace initiative, to add more greenery to the island, albeit with allowing residential buildings to be built on the land.

The Leftward Party (Leftward), based in North Seaward

This party encourages more government involvement in making the Island more economically feasible. They favor more residential buildings and somewhat more road access, to help individuals to get to their jobs. They are not quite fond of increasing more corporate influence on the island. Railports are important to job creation to this party.

Corporate Centrists (CC), based in Downtown Seaward

This party encourages more road and business expansion throughout the island. This party has voted "yes" on more road expansion, the creation of the Beltway, more buildings, and more residential areas. They favor government influence when it aids business more, with road creation, etc. They favor railports being larger and privately owned so local business thrives more. Some in the party support workers but a majority are strictly center. The party supports more international connections to other island nations in the name of economic prosperity.

Seawardian Nationalist, based in West Seaward

This party is considered the far right party of the nation. They consider severely limiting trade with bordering nations and a closed border policy. They support a revitalization effort in the rural areas that they believe have been underlooked at.