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This is a list of political parties around the world in the form of a table including links to the lists of political parties in the countries and entities listed in the list of countries, showing which party system is dominant in each country . A political party is a political organization subscribing to a certain ideology or formed around very special issues with the aim to participate in power, usually by participating in elections. Individual parties are properly listed in separate articles under each nation.

Contents:	Top - 0–9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

[edit] A

Country	Multi party	Two party	Dominant party	No party
Abkhazia	•
Afghanistan^[1]	•			•
Åland	•
Albania	•
Algeria	•
American Samoa				•
Andorra	•
Angola			•
Anguilla		•
Antigua and Barbuda		•
Argentina	•
Armenia	•
Aruba	•
Australia	•
Austria	•
Azerbaijan			•

[edit] B

Country	Multi party	Two party	Dominant party	No party
Bahrain	•
Bangladesh	•
Barbados		•
Belarus	•
Belgium	•
Belize		•
Benin	•
Bermuda		•
Bhutan				•
Bolivia	•
Bosnia and Herzegovina	•
Botswana			•
Brazil	•
British Virgin Islands		•
Brunei				•
Bulgaria	•
Burkina Faso			•
Burma				•
Burundi	•

[edit] C

Country	Multi party	Two party	Dominant party	Single party
Cambodia			•
Cameroon			•
Canada	•
Cape Verde		•
Cayman Islands		•
Central African Republic	•
Chad			•
Chile	•
China^[2]				•
Colombia	•
Comoros	•^[3]
Congo (Brazzaville)			•
Congo (Kinshasa)	•
Cook Islands		•
Costa Rica	•
Côte d'Ivoire			•
Croatia	•
Cuba^[4]				•
Cyprus	•
Czech Republic	•

[edit] D

Country	Multi party	Two party	Dominant party
Denmark	•
Djibouti			•
Dominica		•
Dominican Republic	•

[edit] E

Country	Multi party	Dominant party	Single party
East Timor		•
Ecuador	•
Egypt		•
El Salvador	•
Equatorial Guinea		•
Eritrea			•
Estonia	•
Ethiopia		•
European Union	•

[edit] F

Country	Multi party	Dominant party	No party
Falkland Islands			•
Faroe Islands	•
Fiji	•
Finland	•
France^[5]	•
French Polynesia		•

[edit] G

Country	Multi party	Two party	Dominant party	No party
Gabon			•
Gambia			•
Georgia			•
Germany	•
Ghana		•
Gibraltar	•
Greece	•
Greenland	•
Grenada		•
Guam		•
Guatemala	•
Guernsey				•
Guinea			•
Guinea-Bissau	•
Guyana		•

[edit] H

Country	Multi party	Two party
Haiti	•
Honduras		•
Hong Kong	•
Hungary	•

[edit] I

Country	Multi party	Dominant party
Iceland	•
India	•
Indonesia	•
Iran		.
Iraq	•
Ireland	•
Israel	•
Italy	•

[edit] J

Country	Multi party	No party
Jamaica	•
Japan	•
Jersey		•
Jordan	•

[edit] K

Country	Multi party	Two party	Dominant party	No party
Kazakhstan			•
Kenya	•
Kiribati		•
Kosovo	•
Kuwait				•
Kyrgyzstan	•

[edit] L

Country	Multi party	Two party	Dominant party	Single party	No party
Laos				•
Latvia	•
Lebanon	•
Lesotho			•
Liberia	•
Libya					•
Liechtenstein		•
Lithuania	•
Luxembourg	•

[edit] M

Country	Multi party	Two party	Dominant party	No party
Macau	•
Macedonia	•
Madagascar	•
Malawi	•
Malaysia			•
Maldives^[6]				•
Mali	•
Malta		•
Man				•
Marshall Islands		•
Mauritania	•^[7]
Mauritius	•
Mayotte	•
Mexico	•
Micronesia				•
Moldova	•
Monaco			•
Mongolia		•
Montenegro	•
Montserrat		•
Morocco	•
Mozambique		•

[edit] N

Country	Multi party	Two party	Single party	No party
Nagorno Karabakh	•
Namibia		•
Nauru		•
Nepal	•
Netherlands	•
Netherlands Antilles	•
New Caledonia	•
New Zealand	•
Nicaragua		•
Niger	•
Nigeria	•
Niue		•
Norfolk				•
North Korea			•
Northern Marianas		•
Norway	•

[edit] O

	Country	Multi party	Two party	Dominant party	Single party	No party
	Oman					•

[edit] P

Country	Multi party	Dominant party	No party
Pakistan	•
Palau			•
Palestinian National Authority	•
Panama	•
Papua New Guinea	•
Paraguay		•
Peru	•
Philippines	•
Pitcairn Islands			•
Poland	•
Portugal	•
Puerto Rico	•

[edit] Q

	Country	Multi party	Two party	Dominant party	Single party	No party
	Qatar					•

[edit] R

Country	Multi party	Dominant party
Romania	•
Russia		•
Rwanda		•

[edit] S

Country	Multi party	Two party	Dominant party	No party
Saint Helena				•
Saint Kitts and Nevis		•
Saint Lucia		•
Saint Pierre and Miquelon	•
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines		•
Samoa		•
San Marino	•
São Tomé and Príncipe	•
Saudi Arabia				•
Senegal	•
Serbia	•
Seychelles		•
Sierra Leone	•
Singapore			•
Slovakia	•
Slovenia	•
Solomon Islands	•
Somalia				•
Somaliland	•
South Africa			•
South Korea	•
Spain	•
Sri Lanka		•
Sudan			•
Suriname	•
Swaziland				•
Sweden	•
Switzerland	•
Syria^[8]			•

[edit] T

Country	Multi party	Two party	Dominant party	Single party	No party
Taiwan	•
Tajikistan			•
Tanzania			•
Thailand			•
Togo			•
Tokelau					•
Tonga	•
Transnistria	•
Trinidad and Tobago		•
Tunisia			•
Turkey	•
Turkmenistan				•
Turks and Caicos		•
Tuvalu					•

[edit] U

Country	Multi party	Two party	Dominant party	No party
Uganda			•
Ukraine	•
United Arab Emirates				•
United Kingdom	•
United States^[9]		•
Uruguay	•
Uzbekistan	•

[edit] V

Country	Multi party	Two party	Dominant party	Single party
Vanuatu	•
Venezuela			•
Vietnam				•
Virgin Islands of the United States		•

[edit] W

	Country	Multi party	Two party	Dominant party	Single party	No party
	Wallis and Futuna	•
	Western Sahara				•

[edit] Y

	Country	Multi party	Two party	Dominant party	Single party	No party
	Yemen			•

[edit] Z

	Country	Multi party	Two party	Dominant party	Single party	No party
	Zambia			•
	Zimbabwe			•

[edit] References

^ Afghanistan had multi-party presidential elections, but no-party parliamentary elections
^ The PRC has a multi-party system, but all parties have to accept the guidance of the ruling party
^ The Comoros have two main "camps," federalists (supporters of the central government) and autonomists (supporters of the three island presidents).
^ De facto Cuba has a single party system, but all candidates run as non-partisans
^ The list of political parties in France includes links to lists of parties in the overseas departments.
^ Parties have been allowed after the last elections
^ The party systemn is in transition
^ In Syria only parties accepting the guidance of the ruling party are allowed
^ Lijphart A. Patterns of Democracy (1999) Yale: University Press, p.77

[edit] See also

List of basic political science topics
List of democracy and elections-related topics
List of frivolous parties
List of organizations
List of election results
List of national leaders

[edit] External links

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