Defunct Parties
- Abanyamajambere Party (AB)
- African National Union of Ruanda-Urundi (UNARU)
- Association of Barundi Progressives and Democrats (APRODEBA)
- Barundi Workers' Rally (RTB)
- Burundi Workers' Party (UBU)
- Christian Democratic Party (PDC)
- Country Democratic Rally (RDP)
- Country Democratic Union (UDP)
- Free Socialist Party of Burundi (PARSOCILIBRE)
- National Union of Burundi-Abadahemuka (UNB-Abadahemuka)
- Party for the Independence of Burundi (PIBU)
- People's Emancipation Party (PEP)
- People's Rally of Burundi (RPB)
- People's Union of Burundi (UPB)
- Progressive Movement of Burundi (MPB)
- Reconciliation Party (PR)
- Rural Democratic Party (PDR)
- Rural Movement of Burundi (MRB)
- Union for Hutu Promotion (UPROHUTU)
- Union of People's Parties (UPP)
- Union of the Hutu, Tutsi, and Twa of Burundi (UHTTB)
- Voice of the Murundi People (VPM)
- Young Workers' Party of Burundi (PDJTB)
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