Republican Alternative

The Republican Alternative, abbreviated R.A., was a radical Lovian republican party, with seats in the Congress from the 2004 to the 2007 Congress. They emerged after the creation of the Congress in 2003. The R.A. opposed the monarchy and wished to abolish it together with "all other non-democratic institutions". It played a crucial role in demanding a popular referendum concerning the continuation of the monarchy in mid-2007, together with the NLP, the LDP, and the Oceana Christians. Their attempt was opposed by the King's Party and Freedom First, and thus failed. After King Dimitri I of Lovia ascended to the throne in November 2007, the Republican Alternative soon diminished. It was formally dissolved in early 2008.

Nick Rodinsky led the party from 2003 to late 2007.

Congress seats

 * 2004 Congress: 2 seats - Delphine Burke and Nick Rodinsky
 * 2005 Congress: 1 seat - Nick Rodinsky (2)
 * 2006 Congress: 1 seat - Nick Rodinsky (3)
 * 2007 Congress: 2 seats - Ben Roosevelt and Nick Rodinsky (4)