List of political parties in Pacitalia

Pacitalia's proportional representation electoral system allows for smaller, regional, and special interest parties to enjoy long-term sustainability within the country's politics. However, as in other countries, national politics is dominated by a small handful of "big tent" parties.

Pacitalia is considered to be one of the earliest adopters of a party system, having had political parties since the 16th century. Elections Pacitalia, the government agency that supervises elections and referenda in Pacitalia, is responsible for political party registration and de-registration. The following lists sort registered parties by the size of their national assembly and whether or not they operate nationally or regionally. Note that some parties have larger presences in regional politics, compared to nationally, as of 2024.

National parties

						National			Regional		Communal
Party		Leader	Founded	Ideology	Position	Arch	Sen.	MRPs	RPs	Dep.	CMC
	Pacitalian Social Democratic Congress	Damián Moya	2020†	Social democracy Democratic socialism	Centre-left to left-wing	No	57 / 100	340 / 715	11 / 22	276 / 1,033	20,205 / 74,872
	Christian Democrats	Paolo Demarco	1936	Christian democracy Social conservatism Liberalism	Centre-right to right-wing	Yes	20 / 100	171 / 715	4 / 22	352 / 1,033	30,196 / 74,872
	eDemocrats	Laura Moretti Gallo	2020	Direct democracy e-Democracy Georgism Populism	Syncretic	No	5 / 100	74 / 715	0 / 22	118 / 1,033	7,797 / 74,872
	Defence of the Republic	Primo Demasso	2015	Right-wing populism National conservatism	Right-wing to far-right	No	0 / 100	34 / 715	0 / 22	105 / 1,033	4,483 / 74,872
	Progressive Democrats and Greens*	Vacant	2024* 2025*	Liberalism Liberal conservatism Environmentalism Green politics	Centre to centre-right	No	0 / 100	9 / 715	4 / 22	96 / 1,033	5,764 / 74,872
	Radical Anticapitalists	None	2008	Radical politics Ultra-leftism Alterglobalism	Left-wing	No	0 / 100	4 / 715	0 / 22	8 / 1,033	1,011 / 74,872
	Consensus	Fiorenzo Basso	2014	Centrism Pluralism Liberalism	Centre	No	0 / 100	0 / 715	0 / 22	0 / 1,033	204 / 74,872
	Pacitalian Ecological Movement	Hector Rodríguez Amara Amoretta	2005	Environmentalism Social democracy	Centre-left	No	0 / 100	0 / 715	0 / 22	0 / 1,033	76 / 74,872

Notes
† Merger of two older parties, the Pacitalian Social Congress and the Democratic Nationalist Party.
* Electoral alliance (and, as of December 2024, a pending formal merger) of two older parties, the Federation of Progressive Democrats and the Pacitalian Green Party.

Regional parties

						National			Regional		Communal
Party		Leader	Founded	Ideology	Position	Arch	Sen.	MRPs	RPs	Dep.	CMC
	Empordian Socialist Party	Pere Capderoig	2000	Social democracy Democratic socialism Empordian autonomism	Centre-left to left-wing	No	9 / 100	31 / 715	2 / 22	22 / 1,033	1,530 / 74,872
	Empordian League	Alba Gaudí i Piqué	1994	Liberalism Empordian autonomism	Centre to centre-right	No	3 / 100	25 / 715	0 / 22	22 / 1,033	1,445 / 74,872
	Podemos-Derecha Unida	Panchito Gómez	2019	Liberal conservatism Liberalism	Centre to centre-right	No	2 / 100	14 / 715	0 / 22	17 / 1,033	740 / 74,872
	Freedom and Solidarity for Marquería	Inés Salvador Blanco	1995	Social democracy Marquerían independence	Centre-left	No	4 / 100	7 / 715	0 / 22	19 / 1,033	791 / 74,872
	Empordian Greens	Joan Borell Alba Puig i Carmet	2021	Green politics Liberalism Social democracy	Centre to centre-left	No	0 / 100	6 / 715	0 / 22	7 / 1,033	577 / 74,872

Suspended or dissolved parties

If a political party is found to have violated elections law or other laws, Elections Pacitalia has the power to suspend their registration and effectively bar that party from contesting an election. In severe cases, the elections authority can dissolve a party. Candidates from a suspended or dissolved party may also be banned from running, or may have to switch parties or run as an independent candidate.

Recent examples of party suspensions are the Pacitalian Social Congress, which was suspended in 2011 due to campaign finance rule violations, and the Federation of Progressive Democrats, suspended in 2018 following the Dirty Fingers scandal. Both parties were reinstated.

One party, the far-right Franciscan Front, is currently suspended as of December 2024, due to failure to file their annual report in 2024 and pay their party registration fee, as required under elections law. If the party does not remedy this by the next annual report filing due date on February 1st, 2025, they will be de-registered. The party had been temporarily de-registered for the same reason between 2019 and 2021.

No party has ever been dissolved (a penalty based on electoral misconduct that is legally distinct from de-registration).

						National			Regional		Communal
	Franciscan Front	Matteo Fiscella	1983∞	Social conservatism Catholic supremacism	Right-wing	No	0 / 100	0 / 715	0 / 22	0 / 1,033	0 / 74,872