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Please add political parties to this list. Please keep list of countries and lists of parties in each country in alphabetical order. Please use local party names, plus translations in parens. To distinguish minor parties from those with real power, list the current percentage of seats, rounded to the nearest percentage, in the national legislature (those with real power, not including forums with little power like the British House of Lords or the Irish Senate), indicate which parties are governing (either alone or in coalition), and indicate the party of the head of government (not heads of state with little power like the British Queen or the President of Israel).


Trans-national Parties


Pan-European Parties =

Showing <Seats in European Parliament> as of 1999


Australia


Defunct parties:

  • Democratic Labor Party
  • Nationalists
  • Free Traders
  • Protectionists


Austria


Belgium

Dutch speaking:


French speaking:


Canada

not an official party, but a recognized caucus splintered from the Canadian Alliance Party and voting with the Progressive Conservative Party


China, People's Republic of


Cyprus


Czech Republic


Denmark


Estonia


Finland


France


Germany

Showing seats in the Bundestag as of 2001. Social democrats and greens form the ruling coalition; head of government comes from the social democrats.


Greece


Hungary


Iceland


Ireland

Showing <Seats in Dáil> as of 2001


Israel


Defunct parties:

  • Mapai (Mifleget Poalei Yisrael - Israel Workers' Movement)



Italy

  • Forza Italia <government and head of government Silvio Berlusconi>


Defunct parties:


Japan


Latvia


Lithuania


Luxembourg

  • Parti Ouvrier Socialiste Luxembourgeois/Letzeburger Socialistesch


Malta


Netherlands

  • D66 <democrats, governing, 9%>
  • Leefbaar Nederland (coalition of local parties, not represented, new party established 2001)


New Zealand


Norway


Poland

  • Unia Pracy (Union of Labor) (in Polish name doesn't have anything to do with trade/labor unions)


Portugal


Romania


San Marino

  • Partito Socialista Sammarinese


Slovakia

  • Socialnodemokraticka Strana Slovenska
  • Strana Demoktratickej Lavice


Slovenia

  • Zdruzena Lista Socialnih Demokratov


South Africa


Spain

  • Partido Socialisita Obrero Espanol


Sweden

  • Folkpartiet (The people's party, the Swedish liberal party)


Switzerland

  • Sozialdemokratische Partei der Schweiz / Parti Socialiste Suisse


Taiwan


Turkey

  • Demokratik Sol Parti (Democratic Left Party)
  • Anavatan Partisi (Motherland Party)
  • Dogru Yol Partisi (True Path Party)
  • Halkin Demokrasi Partisi (People's Democracy Party)
  • Milliyetci Hareket Partisi (Nationalist Movement Party)
  • Refah Partisi (Welfare Party)


United States

The US has seven political parties that are active thoughout the entire country.

<seats in House (of 435), seats in Senate (of 100)>


Many other parties operate in individual states or regions.


Defunct parties:


United Kingdom

Showing <Seats in the House of Commons> as of 2001


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