Republican Party

Republican Party is a name used by many political parties. It may refer to a founding belief in republicanism, or nationalism in longstanding republics, or centralism in federal republics, or none of these.

• Afghanistan — Republican Party of Afghanistan (Hezb-e Jomhorikhahan)
• Albania — Republican Party of Albania
• Angola — Republican Party of Angola
• Armenia — Republican Party of Armenia
• Comoros — Republican Party of Comoros
• Cyprus (Northern) — Republican Turkish Party
• Estonia — Republican Party (Estonia)
• Faroe Islands — Republican Party (Faroe Islands)
• France — Republican Party of France
• Georgia — Republican Party (Georgia)
• Germany — The Republicans (Germany)
• Guam — Republican Party
• Ireland — The Republican Party (Fianna Fáil)
• Italy — Italian Republican Party
• Latvia — United Republican Party
• Liberia — Republican Party (Liberia)
• Malawi — Republican Party
• Mauritania — Social and Democratic Republican Party
• Moldova — Republican Party of Moldova
• Mongolia — Citizens' Will Republican Party, Mongolian Republican Party
• New Zealand — Republican Party (1967), Republican Party (1995) (both defunct)
• Northern Mariana Islands — Republican Party
• Pakistan — Republican Party (Pakistan)
• Portugal — Portuguese Republican Party (extinct)
• Spain (in the 1930s) — A collection of socialists, Communists and anarchists, who fought against General Franco's fascist-supported nationalists in the Spanish Civil War, were collectively known as the Republicans, for seeking to protect the Second Spanish Republic.
• Sudan — Sudanese Republican Party
• United States — Democratic Republican Party, 1794-1820; Republican Party (1854- present); Liberal Republican (1872)
• Vanuatu — Vanuatu Republican Party
• Zambia — Zambian Republican Party

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