Liberal Party - Existing Parties

Existing Parties

See also: Liberalism worldwide
This list is incomplete. If you know a Liberal Party that is not listed, you are encouraged to add it.
Nation Party Affiliation
Andorra Liberal Party of Andorra LI, ELDR
Argentina Liberal Party of Corrientes
Australia Liberal Party of Australia IDU
Bangladesh Liberal Party Bangladesh
Canada
Alberta
British Columbia
Manitoba
New Brunswick
Newfoundland and Labrador
Nova Scotia
Ontario
Prince Edward Island
Quebec
Saskatchewan
Yukon
Liberal Party of Canada
Alberta Liberal Party
British Columbia Liberal Party
Manitoba Liberal Party
Liberal Party of Newfoundland and Labrador
Nova Scotia Liberal Party
Ontario Liberal Party
Prince Edward Island Liberal Party
Quebec Liberal Party
Saskatchewan Liberal Party
Yukon Liberal Party
LI
Colombia Colombian Liberal Party SI
Cuba Liberal Party of Cuba LI
Denmark Liberal Party of Denmark LI, ELDR
Dominican Republic Liberal Party of the Dominican Republic
Egypt Liberal Party
Gibraltar Gibraltar Liberal Party LI
Greece Liberal Party
Honduras Liberal Party of Honduras LI
Hong Kong Liberal Party
Iceland Liberal Party
Italy Italian Liberal Party (2004)
Kosovo Liberal Party of Kosovo
Macedonia Liberal Party of Macedonia LI, ELDR
Moldova Liberal Party
Montenegro Liberal Party of Montenegro LI
Morocco Moroccan Liberal Party
Norway Liberal Party of Norway LI, ELDR
Philippines Liberal Party LI
Rwanda Liberal Party
Serbia Liberals of Serbia LI, ELDR
Serbian Liberal Party
Sri Lanka Liberal Party of Sri Lanka
Switzerland FDP.The_Liberals LI, ELDR
Turkey Liberal Democratic Party (Turkey)
Ukraine Liberal Party of Ukraine
United Kingdom Liberal Democrats
United States Liberal Party of New York
Uruguay Liberal Party

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