People's Party

Not to be confused with People Party, PEOPLE Party, or Party of the People.

The People's Party, Peoples Party, or Popular Party, is any of several political parties claiming to speak for the people. People's Parties in various countries run the gamut from left to right. In Europe it often represents centre-right and Christian democrat or national conservative parties. Translations into English of the names of the various countries' parties are not always consistent, but People's Party is the most common.

Current

Nation Party
 Armenia People's Party
People's Party of Armenia
 Austria Austrian People's Party
 Belgium People's Party
 Cambodia Cambodian People's Party
 Croatia Croatian People's Party – Liberal Democrats
 Czech Republic Czechoslovak People's Party
 Denmark Danish People's Party
 Europe European People's Party
 Faroe Islands People's Party
 Finland Swedish People's Party
 Guinea People's Party of Guinea
 Guinea-Bissau Guinean People's Party
 Hong Kong New People's Party (Hong Kong)
 India Indian People's Party
Janata Party
 Italy Sardinian People's Party
South Tyrolean People's Party
 Iceland People's Party (Iceland 2016)
 Kenya Peoples Party of Kenya
 Liberia Liberian People's Party
 Malaysia Malaysian People's Party
Sarawak People's Party
 Malawi People's Party
 Mongolia Mongolian People's Party
 Netherlands People's Party for Freedom and Democracy
 Montenegro People's Party
 Nigeria All Nigeria Peoples Party
 Norway Norwegian People's Party
 Northern Cyprus People's Party
 Palestine Palestinian People's Party
 Pakistan Pakistan Peoples Party
Pakistan Peoples Party (Shaheed Bhutto)
 Panama People's Party
 Poland Polish People's Party
 Portugal CDS – People's Party (CDS used to stand for Democratic and Social Centre)
 Puerto Rico People's Party
 Samoa People's Party
 Sierra Leone Sierra Leone People's Party
 Singapore Singapore People's Party
 Slovakia People's Party – Our Slovakia
 Slovenia Slovenian People's Party
 South Korea People's Party
 Spain People's Party
 Sweden Liberal People's Party
  Switzerland Swiss People's Party
 Ukraine People's Party

Historical

Nation Party
 Australia Australian People's Party
 Austria German People's Party
Catholic People's Party
 Belarus Belarusian Popular Party
 British Guiana Popular Party
 Bulgaria People's Party
 Burundi People's Party
 China East Turkestan People's Revolutionary Party
 Croatia People's Party (Kingdom of Croatia)
People's Party (Kingdom of Dalmatia)
 Finland People's Party (1917)
People's Party (1932)
 Gambia Gambian People's Party
 Germany Bavarian People's Party
German People's Party (1868)
German People's Party (1918)
Wendish People's Party
German National People's Party
All-German People's Party
German-Saarian People's Party
Freedom German People's Party
Conservative People's Party (Germany)
Saarian People's Party
Saxon People's Party
Christian People's Party (1965-1970)
Christian People's Party (1956-1957)
 Greece People's Party
 Guam Popular Party
 Italy Italian People's Party (1919)
Italian People's Party (1994)
Trentino Tyrolean People's Party
 Iran Party of the Iranian People
People's Party
 Iraq People's Party
 Latvia People's Party
 Mexico Popular Party
 Montenegro People's Party
 Myanmar People's Party (Burma)
 Northern Cyprus Populist Party
 Papua New Guinea People's Party
 Poland People's Party
German People's Party (Poland)
 Romania People's Party (interwar)
German People's Party
People's Party (2005)
People's Party – Dan Diaconescu
 Russia People's Party
 Samoa Samoa All People's Party
 San Marino Sammarinese People
 Serbia People's Party - Milan Paroški
People's Party - Maja Gojković
 Slovakia Slovak People's Party
 South Africa Het Volk
Volksparty
 Sweden People's Party (1934–90)
 Syria People's Party
 Taiwan Taiwanese People's Party
 Thailand Khana Ratsadon
 Turkey People's Party
 United Kingdom British People's Party (1939)
British People's Party (1979)
British People's Party (2005)
 United States People's Party (1891)
People's Party (1971)
People's Party (Chicago)
People's Party (Indiana)
People's Party (Utah)

See also

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