Minor parties in the 2017 election
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- Apolitical Democrats
- Animal Welfare Party
- British National Party
- Common Good
- Citizens Independent Social Thought Alliance
- Church of the Militant Elvis Party
- Concordia
- Demos Direct Initiative
- Friends Party
- Humanity
- Justice & Anti-Corruption Party [The]
- Libertarian
- Movement for Active Democracy
- Monster Raving Loony Party
- Putting North of England people first
- New Society of Worth
- Patria
- Populist Party
- Pirate Party UK
- Rebooting Democracy
- Southend Independent Association
- Something New
- Socialist Party of Great Britain
- Scottish Greens
- Traditional Unionist Voice
- Workers Party
- Workers Revolutionary Party
- Young People's Party
- Alliance for Green Socialism
- Blue Revolution
- Better For Bradford
- Christian Party
- Communist League
- Compass Party
- Christian Peoples Alliance
- English Democrats
- Greater Manchester Homeless Voice
- Independent Sovereign Democratic Britain
- The Just Political Party
- Liberal Party
- Money Free Party
- North East Party
- National Health Action Party
- Open Borders Party
- People Before Profit
- The Peace Party
- The Radical Party
- Social Democratic Party
- Socialist Labour Party
- Space Navies Party
- Scotland's Independence Referendum Party
- The Realists' Party
- Women's Equality Party
- Wessex Regionalists
- War Veteran's Pro-Traditional Family Party
- The Yorkshire Party
Something New state
Quote:RationalDecisions and policy should be based on sound scientific evidence, and tested so we know if they work. We must make the right long-term decisions, without pandering to tomorrow's headlinesDemocraticOur democracy is far from perfect. We can make it better, and one day give everyone a direct voice in how we decide things as a society.and they have an open-source manifesto
Quote:Something New has adopted the OpenPolitics Manifesto, an independent non-partisan manifesto that absolutely anyone can contribute to. To suggest a change, just click the button at the top right and write in what you think the manifesto should say.ALB wrote:Apart from lumping us in with the left, it's not surprising that there are so few so-described parties contesting what is a flash election.
rodmanlewis wrote:Apart from lumping us in with the left, it's not surprising that there are so few so-described parties contesting what is a flash election.I don't think that's the reason. It's more political. Both TUSC and the CPB, which normally stand candidates even if usually in safe Labour seats, took a deliberate decision this time not to stand against any Labour candidate as a show of support for Corbyn.
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