List of fictional political parties

Source: Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

This is a list of fictional political parties of various countries.

Australia

Confederate States of America

Finland

Japan

Netherlands

Russia

South Korea

Spain

Taiwan

Turkey

  • Devlet Millet Düzen Yüksek Parti (DMDYD) ("State Nation Order High Party") - Koltuk Belası
  • Destek Partisi (Assistance Party) - Zübük
  • Liberal Muhafazakar Komünist Parti (Liberal Conservative Communist Party) - İllegal Hayatlar

Ukraine

United Kingdom

United States of America

Other, unknown, or fictional countries

Monty Python's Life of Brian

  • Judean People's Front
  • People's Front of Judea
  • Judean Popular People's Front
  • Campaign for a Free Galilee

Foundation series

Futurama

Earthican Government:

  • Antisocialists
  • Brainslug Party
  • Bull Space Moose Party (cf. Bull Moose Party)
  • Dudes For the Legalation of Hemp
  • Fingerlicans (pun on Republicans)
  • Green Party (members are literally green)
  • National Raygun Association (pun on the National Rifle Association, though not actually a political party)
  • One Cell, One Vote
  • People for the Ethical Treatment of Humans
  • Rainbow Whigs Party
  • Tastycrats (pun on Democrats)
  • Voter Apathy Party

Honorverse

  • Centrist Party - Star Kingdom of Manticore
  • Citizen Rights Party - People's Republic of Haven
  • Conservative Association - Star Kingdom of Manticore
  • Constitutional Progressive - Republic of Haven
  • Corporate Conservative - Republic of Haven
  • Crown Loyalists - Star Kingdom of Manticore
  • Legislaturists - People's Republic of Haven
  • Liberal Party - Star Kingdom of Manticore
  • New Conservative - Republic of Haven
  • New Democrat - Republic of Haven
  • New Men Party - Star Kingdom of Manticore
  • Progressive Party - Star Kingdom of Manticore

Star Wars expanded universe

Star Trek expanded universe

See also

References

  1. ^ a b "Kausisarjan kiintoisa, mutta sekava alku". Keskisuomalainen. 2008-01-14.
  2. ^ "De Partij tegen de Burger". 2012-09-10.