List of political parties in Pacitalia

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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
423 / 914
38,850 / 91,620
Christian Democrats Paolo Demarco 1936 Christian democracy
Social conservatism
Liberalism
Centre-right to right-wing Yes
20 / 100
171 / 715
4 / 22
102 / 914
16,369 / 91,620
eDemocrats Laura Moretti Gallo 2020 Direct democracy
e-Democracy
Georgism
Populism
Syncretic No
5 / 100
74 / 715
0 / 22
58 / 914
3,124 / 91,620
Defence of the Republic Primo Demasso 2015 Right-wing populism
National conservatism
Right-wing to far-right No
0 / 100
34 / 715
0 / 22
60 / 914
1,912 / 91,620
Federation of Progressive Democrats Dominic de Brincat 1899 Liberalism
Liberal conservatism
Conservative liberalism
Centre-right No
0 / 100
6 / 715
4 / 22
117 / 914
15,601 / 91,620
Radical Anticapitalists None 2008 Radical politics
Ultra-leftism
Alterglobalism
Left-wing No
0 / 100
4 / 715
0 / 22
1 / 914
98 / 91,620
Pacitalian Green Party Rosa Bardolin 1991 Green politics
Environmentalism
Green capitalism
Centre No
0 / 100
3 / 715
0 / 22
36 / 914
5,790 / 91,620
Consensus Fiorenzo Basso 2014 Centrism
Pluralism
Liberalism
Centre No
0 / 100
0 / 715
0 / 22
0 / 914
1 / 91,620
Franciscan Front Matteo Fiscella 1983∞ Social conservatism
Catholic supremacism
Right-wing No
0 / 100
0 / 715
0 / 22
0 / 914
0 / 91,620
Pacitalian Ecological Movement Hector Rodríguez
Amara Amoretta
2005 Environmentalism
Social democracy
Centre-left No
0 / 100
0 / 715
0 / 22
0 / 914
0 / 91,620

Notes
† Merger of two older parties, the Pacitalian Social Congress and the Democratic Nationalist Party.
∞ Temporarily de-registered in good standing in 2019, but regained its registration in 2021.

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
42 / 914
3,296 / 91,620
Empordian League Alba Gaudí i Piqué 1994 Liberalism
Empordian autonomism
Centre to centre-right No
3 / 100
25 / 715
0 / 22
39 / 914
2,411 / 91,620
Podemos-Derecha Unida Panchito Gómez 2019 Liberal conservatism
Liberalism
Centre to centre-right No
2 / 100
14 / 715
0 / 22
18 / 914
1,833 / 91,620
Freedom and Solidarity for Marquería Inés Salvador Blanco 1995 Social democracy
Marquerían independence
Centre-left No
4 / 100
7 / 715
0 / 22
14 / 914
2,099 / 91,620
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
4 / 914
236 / 91,620

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.

No parties are currently suspended as of April 2024. No party has ever been dissolved.