The Every Ghanaian Living Everywhere is a political party in Ghana.
At the last elections, 7 December 2004, the party was part of the Grand Coalition, that won 4 out of 230 seats. Edward Mahama, candidate of the Grand Coalition won 1.9% of the vote in the presidential elections.
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Political parties in Ghana
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| Current parliament (230): |
- National Democratic Congress (115)
- New Patriotic Party (108)
- Independent (4)
- People's National Convention (2)
- Convention People's Party (1)
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| Pre-Independence (9): |
- Anlo Youth Organisation
- Convention People's Party
- Federation of Youth Organisation
- Ghana Congress Party
- Muslim Association Party
- National Liberation Movement
- Northern People's Party
- Togoland Congress
- United Gold Coast Convention
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| 1st Republic (2): |
- Convention People's Party
- United Party
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| Second Republic (6): |
- All People's Republican Party
- Justice Party
- National Alliance of Liberals
- People's Action Party
- Progress Party
- United Nationalist Party
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| Third Republic (7): |
- All People's Party
- Action Congress Party
- People's National Party
- Popular Front Party
- Social Democratic Front
- Third Force Party
- United National Convention
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| Fourth Republic (20): |
- Convention People's Party
- Democratic Freedom Party
- Democratic People's Party
- Every Ghanaian Living Everywhere
- Ghana Democratic Republican Party
- Great Consolidated Popular Party
- Ghana Freedom Party
- Ghana National Party
- Independent People's Party
- National Convention Party †
- National Democratic Congress
- National Democratic Party
- National Independence Party †
- New Patriotic Party
- National Reform Party
- New Vision Party
- People's Convention Party †
- People's Heritage Party †
- People's National Convention
- Progressive People's Party
- Reformed Patriotic Democrats
- United Development System Party
- United Front Party
- United Ghana Movement †
- United Love Party
- United Renaissance Party
- Yes People's Party
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| index |
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- Portal:Politics
- List of political parties
- Politics of Ghana
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