United States Conservative Party

The United States Republican-Conservative Party, also known as the Conservative Party, is the second major voting and political organization bloc in the United States, founded in 2047 as the Party of the Republic. Despite its current official name, the party has little direct connection between it and the former Republican Party which had all but dissolved at a federal level in the late 2030s. In contrast to the Democratic-Progressive Party, which was founded in a top-down measure to consolidate voters and prevent sectarianism, the Conservatives were founded in a bottom-up reactionary movement to prevent the further political irrelevance of conservatives and what certain centrists believed was a "far left downturn" of the country towards socialist and progressive policies. Like the Progressive Party, the Conservative Party enjoys wide diversity on its platform, with one of the only uniting factors is its fiscal conservatism and dedication to certain strands of neoliberal thought.

Notable Conservative politicians are Presidents Casadei and Wallace.