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| San Joaquin Royalist Party | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Leader | Sharron Fueller |
| Chairperson | Maria Winters |
| Deputy Chair | Chad Burnside |
| Founded | November 29, 1858 |
| Headquarters |
58 Street, Richmond San Joaquin |
| Ideology |
Majoirty: • Toryism • Social conservatism • Sierran humanism • Monarchism Factions: • Conservative liberalism • Paleoconservatism • Right-wing populism • New right • Radical monarchism |
| Political position |
 Center-right |
| National affiliation | Royalist Party of Sierra |
| Official colors |
Purple Green White |
| Provincial Senate |
10 / 50 |
| House of Assembly |
20 / 110 |
| K.S. Senate |
0 / 3 |
| K.S. House of Commons |
3 / 11 |
The San Joaquin Royalist Party, commonly known as the San Joaquin Royals and abbreviated as SJRP is the provincial affiliate of the Royalist Party of Sierra in the province of San Joaquin. The party's headquarters is based in Richmond.
The party was founded in 1858 and was one of the first parties to be established in San Joaquin after the province was admitted into the union alongside the San Joaquin Democratic-Republican Party, the party's primary rival. Throughout the 19th and 20th centuries, the Royalists position in San Joaquin provincial politics shifting from the opposition throughout the early period of Sierran history, a majority in the reconstruction period. During the Sierran Cultural Revolution, the Royalists voiced support for the revolution and gained support from many racial minorities in contrast to the anti-cultural revolution stance by the Reformed Republicans. In 2016, the Royalists won the Senate election with the election of Nemesis Heartwell, but lost the subsequent 2017 Senate election when Nathan Ross of the Democratic-Republicans won and secured her seat. As of 2018, the Royalists hold 27 seats in the Provincial Senate, 30 in the House of Assembly and eleven seats out of the province's 20 delegation to the House of Commons, though have not held a seat in the San Joaquin delegation to the Senate since 2017.
In contrast to the Democratic-Republicans, the San Joaquin Royalist Party is the most open and vocal of their pro-monarchist and opposition to republicanism compared to other chapters of the Royalist Party. While cultural republicanism is tolerated by the majority of party leaders and members, some factions are opposed to both cultural and political republicanism and the party is known for members having ties to the controversial radical monarchist movement.
History
Foundation and 1860s
Civil War and Reconstruction
Early 20th century
Cultural Revolution
World War II and Cold War
Contemporary era
Organization
Leadership
Committees
Ideology
Elected officials
Provincial offices
- None
Federal officeholders
Senate
- None
Most recent Royalist Senator was Nemesis Heartwell, a native San Joaquinier, who was elected in 2016 and won against Am Nguyen. She succeeded Daniel McComb and took his seat, but would later lose it to Nathan Ross of the Democratic-Republican Party.
House of Commons
- Matthew Darwin: Representative of the 17th District
- Jonathan Peterson: Representative of the 9th District