DOM's Neutralists Coalition

DOM's Neutralists Coalition, typically referred to by its abbreviation DNC, was a political party in World Domination.
=== Beginning of the Party ===
After then-Emperor Robbur declared democracy to be re-instated in late August, the DNC, formed mostly from Mahlist and Moderate politicians, was created. Its two commissioners were Mahl and Theft, with Mahl representing the left of the party while Theft represented the right and center of the party. 
=== Early success ===
The DNC did extremely well in the council, winning massive majorities in most seats. The only UPF politicians (the main opposition party of the time) that could win council seats reliably were Tenpenny and NeonSev. However, the first CM election after the reinstatement of democracy was won by Robbur with 2 votes against DNC candidate Kaiser, who was expected to win until screenshots revealing his grievances against voter intelligence ruined him. But the DNC still controlled the legislative branch and was successful in maintaining this.
=== Continued prominence ===
The DNC would continue its political prominence as they continued either winning a majority or a large amount of seats in the elections. However, due to the rise of a new UPF (a more moderate one) and the Robbist KWDA, they had a bit more difficulty in achieving overwhelming majorities. This especially proved difficult during the peak of the UPF, which often had pluralities in council. Also, slip-ups such as the poor management of Robo during his CM term were not beneficial to the party.
=== Stalemate and Sweetness ===
The last DNC CM was Tenpenny, and his administration proved to be Obama-esque in approval ratings. However, since him, there has not been a single DNC CM. But, the DNC also maintained a majority in council until the destruction of democracy. 
=== End of the Party ===
The end of the party was forced by the end of democracy in World DOM, as Robbur banned political parties and politics in general. However, the people that were once in the DNC continue to be relevant to this day, and the popularity of their ideologies has not waned with the silent majority.