Republican Party

Republican Party

Republican Party may refer to:

United States

* Republican Party (United States)
* Democratic-Republican Party (1792–1824)
* American Republican Party (1843 – c.1856)
* Liberal Republican Party (United States) (1872)
* National Republican Party (1825–1833)

Ireland

* Republican Labour Party, Northern Ireland, UK
* Fianna Fáil – The Republican Party, Republic of Ireland
* Republican Sinn Féin, Republic of Ireland

Europe

* Republican Party (France)
* Rally for the Republic, France
* Democratic Republican Alliance, France
* The Republicans (Germany)
* Italian Republican Party, Italy
* Norwegian Republican Alliance, Norway
* Portuguese Republican Party, Portugal
* Republic (Faroe Islands)
* European Republicans Movement

Eastern Europe

* Republican Party of Albania
* Republican Party of Armenia
* Republican Party of Georgia
* Republikáni Miroslava Sládka, Czech Republic
* Republican Party of Moldova, see List of political parties in Moldova

Asia

* Republican Party (East Timor)
* Republican Party (Maldives)
* Republican Party (Pakistan)
* Republican Party of Afghanistan
* Republican Party of India (Athvale)
* Mongolian Republican Party
** Civic Will Republican Party, also in Mongolia
* Republican Turkish Party, Northern Cyprus

Africa

* Republican Party (Liberia)
* Republican Party (Malawi)

Oceania

* Republican Party (Guam)
* Republican Party (Northern Mariana Islands)
* New Zealand Republican Party (1967)
* New Zealand Republican Party (1995)
* Vanuatu Republican Party

See also

* Republican
* Republican People's Party


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