Avalon
The birthplace of democracy, a unicameral legislature headed by a Prime Minister
Continent
Signyland
Avalon is on the continent of Signyland
The Founding Day Act establishes a national public holiday celebrating the birth of Avalon and the shared civic values that unite our people. This day will honor our democratic institutions, national history, and the generations who helped build and defend the nation.
Battle of Agrancourt
The creation of parliament is a fundamental part of our culture and identity.
The Great Reform Day saw Avalon transition from a Classical Democracy rooted in plural-voting, property rights and inconsistent districting to the world's first fully-fledged Unicameral system for all individuals regardless of sex, race, creed or class.
It is important to consider women in our country.
For memory, victory and all the lives sacrificed.
The island of Thornreach off the eastern coast of Avalon gained independence after a lawful referendum and a peaceful transition. The Davidson Agreement, named for the Avalon Prime Minister who presided over the change, established that Avalon would be obligated to protect Thornreach's sovereignty, but that the countries were under no obligation to hold a special relationship. PM James Davidson was soon forced to resign after his party criticised him roundly for showing what they perceived to be a lack of backbone in allowing Thornreach to secede so easily. The Davidson Agreement was quickly repealed, and the New Thornreach Deal installed in its place. The NTD gave Thornreach only the barest of protections, much to the fury of the island's new government. Relations between Thornreach and Avalon have been strained but cordial ever since.
House of Bradford begins its reign as Queen Harriet I is crowned under the laws of Avalon.
A monarchy has been established in Avalon. Nominations for the throne are now open.
House of Fitzgerald begins its reign as Queen Margaret I is crowned under the laws of Avalon.
The monarchy of Avalon has been formally abolished. The country transitions to a republican form of government.
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The Great Disillusionment
Temporary
A country in the grip of political fatigue. Voters haven't shifted their views — they still hold positions — but they've stopped caring as much. Low salience across the board means elections are less about conviction and more about who turns up. The Great Disillusionment doesn't pick a side; it just dims the signal. The practical effect is that elections become noisier: strong positions count for less because fewer people feel strongly about anything.
- Raise arts, culture & media spending Delivered
- Raise justice, police & internal security spending Delivered
- Raise defence spending Lapsed
- Cut income tax for high earners Delivered
- Cut income tax for elite earners Delivered
What's been promised
Flagship projects that parties have committed to build if they win. Nobody can cancel one once the party wins.
Parliament
Oct. 2, 2025Political Parties
7 of 7 possible parties in country
Parties in Cabinet
Parties with a cabinet member.
Parties in opposition
Parties without a cabinet position.
Executive Actions
Powers the executive can wield against rivals — and the autocracy score each act leaves behind.
Cabinet Status
Legislatures
Current legislative bodies and their seat allocations
Parliament
100 total seats
Criteria for proposals to pass:
- 50.1% of those voting must vote in favour
Seat Distribution
Party seats
Elections occur every 12 months. Next election on 2 October 2025 · Proportional (D'Hondt) (in 9 months)
Election History
Historical election results and democratic milestones
Currently being voted on
Recent law changes
Invited by Lysenne · Sent 6 Dec 2024 · Expires 6 Mar 2025