List of political parties in Halland

This article lists political parties in Halland.

Parties with national representation

	Party logo	Party name	Leader	National Assembly seats	Senate seats	Constituency Governors	Coalition	Ideology
		Unionist Party Páirtí Aontachtaithe	Gavin Cornell	195 / 639	29 / 76	7 / 19	Halland Forward	Conservatism Economic Liberalism
	The UP was created in 1942 as a fusion between the Constitutionalist Party and the Conservative Party. Since its foundation it has held government multiple times, most notably from the 1964-1980 period, where their popularity plummeted following the aftermath of the Nuxo-Chistovodian War. They were in opposition for most of the following two decades, returning to government for the first time in 2008.
		Social Democratic Party Páirtí Daonlathach Sóisialta	James Murphy	267 / 639	32 / 76	5 / 19	United for Justice	Social Democracy Big Tent
	The SDP is Halland's oldest surviving party, established in 1824. It has grown significantly in strength following the Nuxo-Chistovodian War and the subsequent fall in popularity of the Communist Party of Halland, which was splintered and partly incorporated into the SDP. The Social Democratic Power held power notably during the two last decades of the 20th century, before the 2005 economic crisis. They have remained leaders of the opposition since.
	File:HallandLRP.png	Liberal Republican Party Páirtí Poblachtach Liobrálach	Harry Crawford	104 / 639	11 / 76	1 / 19	Halland Forward	Federalism Centrism
	Created in 1860 as a splinter of the Constitutionalist Party, the Liberal Republicans historically represent the ideals of Edward Marlin and the founding fathers of Halland. They advocate for decentralization and non-interventionism in the economy. Overtime, the original ideology of the party has given way to a more flexible position, often with increased proeminence at regional councils. The party traditionally is considered a coalition-maker, with it never having achieved national government since 1882 but with significant number of deputies, which make it often part of government both from the left and right.