Some Current Deputy Leaders
- Harriet Harman, Deputy Leader of the Labour Party (UK)
- Lord Monckton, jointly Deputy Leader of the UK Independence Party of the United Kingdom.
- Joan Burton, Deputy Leader of the Irish Labour Party of the Republic of Ireland.
- Simon Hughes, Deputy Leader of the British Liberal Democrats
- Libby Davies, Deputy Leader of the New Democratic Party of Canada
- Sanjeev Goel, Deputy Leader of the Green Party of Ontario
- Damian Kettlewell, Deputy Leader of the Green Party of British Columbia
- Travis Mccrea, Deputy Leader of the Pirate Party of Canada
- Victoria Serda, Deputy Leader of the Green Party of Ontario
- Ralph E. Goodale, Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party of Canada
- Julie Bishop, Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party of Australia
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