Ecologist Party of Romania

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Partidul Ecologist Român




Leader	Cornel Protopopescu
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Founded	March 2003
Headquarters	Calea Călăraşilor 51 Bucharest

Political Ideology	Green politics
International Affiliation	none
European Affiliation	none
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Colours	Green

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See also	Politics of Romania Political parties 2004 elections

The Ecologist Party of Romania (Partidul Ecologist Român in Romanian) is a green political party in Romania without parliamentary representation. It was founded in March 2003 through a merger between several smaller green parties. In the 2004 legislative elections, it won close to 1% of the national vote.

Political parties of Romania
Represented in the Chamber of Deputies (331)	Justice and Truth (101) (PNL (51) + PD (50)) \| Social Democratic Party (107) \| Greater Romania Party (30) \| Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania (22) \| Conservative Party (19) \| Ethnic minorities parties (18; 1 each) \| Independents (34)
Represented in the Senate (137)	Justice and Truth (42) (PNL (21) + PD (21)) \| Social Democratic Party (43) \| Greater Romania Party (18) \| Conservative Party (11) \| Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania (10) \| Independents (13)
Represented in the European Parliament (35)	National Liberal Party (5) \| Democratic Party (3) \| Social Democratic Party (12) \| Greater Romania Party (5) \| Conservative Party (2) \| Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania (3) \| Democratic Forum of Germans in Romania (1)
Not represented in Parliament*	New Generation Party (2.30%) \| Christian-Democratic National Peasants' Party (1.89%) \| Ecologist Party of Romania (0.77%) \| People's Action (0.49%) \| Socialist Alliance Party (0.32%) *average 2004 result for the two chambers given in parentheses

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