Fidelity Party of the Shenandoah

The Fidelity Part is a the major political party in the Shenandoah, along with the Loyalist Party. It was founded in 1869, between the and the, ,  and  tribes. Its strongest voting are the and  communities. Typically holding strength in urban areas, and the rural south it has expanded its influence in the last century to suburbia. With 35 million registered members, it is the largest political party in the nation. It won the majority seats during the 2010 elections, along with electing Baron Avery as the State Chamberlain.

It was the first established political party in the new Republic, and forced the Democratic Party to form a coalition with the Cherokee. It has been the supporter of maintaining, defending against discrimination and supportive of. It championed government subsidies for the initial industrialization of the country. It has also maintained a fairly hawkish stance towards foreign policy, involving the nation in its first war, the. During the, it built its political infrastructure in the Cherokee Prefecture by supporting white coal miners. Historically the party has supported the expansion of programs, and the defense of. Its political influence on the country has propelled the nations identity through its "nation building" incentives which have developed a strong sense of ; and reinforcing the "" narrative that encouraged the involvement in, , the , and the.

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