Frodonian Solidarity

Frodonian Solidarity is left-wing, democratic socialist political party in Frodonia that is one of the largest parties in the country. Founded on January 1st, 1951 by Hanti Melver who had been the president of the National Front for the Return to Democracy which had been formed in 1947 after the Frodonian Civil War. The party also operates subdivisions for Frodonian minorities in the United Tribes of Amee, Borathuo, the United Nations of Boyanus and the Teni Republic.
The party was founded by Hanti Melver mainly to restore democratic powers to the country after Rena Brekhar left office. The National Front for the Return to Democracy was founded on May 21st, 1947 just before the end of the Frodonian Civil War to campaign for the democratization of Frodonia. The NFRD would work with Brekhar through her last 4 years in charge of Frodonia and constantly call for more democratic powers. Hanti Melver would personally meet with Rena Brekhar over the last 2 years of her rule to help establish the new laws around the balance of powers. Melver was the main person who advocated for the establishment of a presidency to balance the powers between the courts and legislators. 
In 1951, Rena Brekhar would resign from office and announce elections for September 1st, 1951. Hanti Melver would register as a presidential candidate under his new political party, Frodonian Solidarity. He would advocate for the redistribution of wealth, the unifying of the Frodonian people after the civil war and a total nationalization of every industry. Melver would be the most popular candidate in the election, with few others even daring to challenge Melver and his popularity. Melver's presidency saw the establishment of what Frodonian Solidarity would pursue for the upcoming years. Melver implemented multiple socialist policies which balanced the Frodonian economy and stabilized the nation. Melver would win reelection and pursue the same policies in his second term. He worked with FFF for most of his tenure as president but he did not need their support as he had as many votes as he needed in the House of Delegates. The next president who was a member of Frodonian Solidarity was Milley Cibrali. Cibrali won the 1966 presidential election and began to pursue the socialist policies the party had implemented during Melver's presidency. Cibrali would see massive growth in the economy and be reelected in 1969. In her second term, Cibrali would lay off intervention in the economy and provide the divisions of Frodonia with the resources needed to run the economy. The plan worked and the economy continued to flourish. After 18 years of non-Frodonian Solidarity presidents, Muhtar Desina was elected in 1990. He would pursue the development of oil fields and oil rigs during his term, which would see the Frodonian export rate increase dramatically. Desina would also defund the military and invest more heavily in welfare and social services. Desina would win a second term and commit to his policies, expanding on them and making sure they were enforced. Desina's vice president, Taylor U. Helon would win the 1996 presidential election and continue to development Desina's policies. Helon would also take a more feminist route on social issues, dissolving the last barriers on women, which included the wage gap and paid leave for children. Helon would win reelection in 1999 and is the current president.