List of political parties in Sainte-Chloé
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This article lists political parties in Sainte-Chloé.
Current Parties
Parties with representation in the Senate
| Party logo | Party name | Leader | Première Chambre seats | Deuxième Chambre seats | Seats in regional governments |
Ideology | |
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Catholic Labour Party Parti Catholique des Travailleurs PCT |
 Genevieve Chevallier |
113 / 179
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16 / 65
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381 / 643
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| The PCT was founded in 1953 as a merger of the Catholic Party and Labour Party and pushed for a new constitution against the struggling United Provinces. Socially right and very religious but economically left wing, it has strong ties to the labour unions on the island. Since 1953 it has been the dominant party and has held the majority in the Senate and the majority of the Presidency. Both the President of Sainte-Chloé and the Premier of Sainte-Chloé are of this party. | |||||||
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Social Democrat Party Parti Social-Démocrate PSD |
.jpg) Jean-Luc Vallette |
66 / 179
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12 / 65
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249 / 643
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| A merger of the Democratic Party and the Socialist Party in 1962 as a union of the left-wing to oppose the PCT. It has seen limited success in the Senate the the Presidency, and has a never had a President last more than a term. Characterized by having two wings economically distinct wings, the economically liberal Democrats and the social democratic Socialist wing. Operates more on opposition politics to Catholic Labour than on a firm ideological standpoint, chiefly to the influence of the Church's influence on politics. It is currently the opposition party. | |||||||
Minor Parties
| Party logo | Party name | Leader | Seats in state governments |
Ideology | |||
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0 / 643
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Green Party Les Verts LV |
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3 / 643
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Historical Parties
| Name | Ab. | Leaders | Ideology | Years | Position | Notes | ||
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Popular Party Parti Populaire |
PP | XXXX | Functionalism Ultranationalism |
1919- 1935 |
Far-right | ||
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Catholic Party Parti Catholique |
PC | Camille Pétain | Integralism Monarchism Traditionalism |
1897- 1953 |
Right-wing | ||
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Labour Party Parti des Travailleurs |
PT | Raymond Rivière | Trade Unionism Corporatism Social conservatism |
1922- 1953 |
Centre-right | ||
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Democratic Party Parti Démocrate |
PD | Pierre Voloix Martin Célestin |
Populism Economic Liberalism Liberal conservatism |
1936- 1962 |
Centre | ||
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Socialist Party Parti Socialiste |
PS | Claude Bourgent | Democratic socialism Labour rights Revolutionary Socialism |
1936- 1962 |
Left-wing | ||