Talk:List of political parties by United Nations geoscheme/Archive of alphabetical list

A edit

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			•

B edit

Country	Multi party	Two party	Dominant party	No party
Bahrain	•^[2]
Bangladesh	•
Barbados		•
Belarus	•
Belgium	•
Belize		•
Benin	•
Bermuda		•
Bhutan				•
Bolivia	•
Bosnia and Herzegovina	•
Botswana			•
Brazil	•
British Virgin Islands		•
Brunei				•
Bulgaria	•
Burkina Faso			•
Burma				•
Burundi	•

C edit

Country	Multi party	Two party	Dominant party	Single party
Cambodia			•
Cameroon			•
Canada	•
Cape Verde		•
Cayman Islands		•
Central African Republic	•
Chad			•
Chile	•
China^[3]				•
Colombia	•
Comoros	•^[4]
Congo (Brazzaville)			•
Congo (Kinshasa)	•
Cook Islands		•
Costa Rica	•
Côte d'Ivoire			•
Croatia	•
Cuba^[5]				•
Cyprus	•
Czech Republic	•

D edit

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

E edit

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

F edit

Country	Multi party	Dominant party	No party
Falkland Islands			•
Faroe Islands	•
Fiji	•
Finland	•
France^[6]	•
French Polynesia		•

G edit

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		•

H edit

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

I edit

	Country	Multi party	Two party	Dominant party	Single party	No party
	Iceland	•
	India	•
	Indonesia	•
	Iran	•^[7]
	Iraq	•
	Ireland	•
	Israel	•
	Italy	•

J edit

Country	Multi party	No party
Jamaica	•
Japan	•
Jersey		•
Jordan	•^[8]

K edit

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

L edit

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

M edit

Country	Multi party	Two party	Dominant party	No party
Macau	•
Macedonia	•
Madagascar	•
Malawi	•
Malaysia			•
Maldives^[9]				•
Mali	•
Malta		•
Man				•
Marshall Islands		•
Mauritania	•^[10]
Mauritius	•
Mayotte	•
Mexico	•
Micronesia				•
Moldova	•
Monaco			•
Mongolia		•
Montenegro	•
Montserrat		•
Morocco	•
Mozambique		•

N edit

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	•

O edit

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

P edit

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	•

Q edit

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

R edit

Country	Multi party	Dominant party
Romania	•
Russia		•
Rwanda		•

S edit

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^[11]			•

T edit

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

U edit

Country	Multi party	Two party	Dominant party	No party
Uganda			•
Ukraine	•
United Arab Emirates				•
United Kingdom	•
United States^[12]		•
Uruguay	•
Uzbekistan	•

V edit

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

W edit

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

Y edit

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

Z edit

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

^ Afghanistan had multi-party presidential elections, but no-party parliamentary elections
^ Parties must operate within the monarchic system
^ 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 must adhere to religious system of governance
^ Parties must operate within the monarchic system
^ 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

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[1] Afghanistan had multi-party presidential elections, but no-party parliamentary elections

[2] Parties must operate within the monarchic system

[3] The PRC has a multi-party system, but all parties have to accept the guidance of the ruling party

[4] The Comoros have two main "camps," federalists (supporters of the central government) and autonomists (supporters of the three island presidents).

[5] De facto Cuba has a single party system, but all candidates run as non-partisans

[6] The list of political parties in France includes links to lists of parties in the overseas departments.

[7] Parties must adhere to religious system of governance

[8] Parties must operate within the monarchic system

[9] Parties have been allowed after the last elections

[10] The party systemn is in transition

[11] In Syria only parties accepting the guidance of the ruling party are allowed

[12] Lijphart A. Patterns of Democracy (1999) Yale: University Press, p.77

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