Minor Political Parties
This does not include independents.
| Political Party | Founded in | Former Titles | International Affiliations |
|---|---|---|---|
| America First Party | 2002 | ||
| American Conservative Party | 2008 | ||
| American Populist Party | 2009 | ||
| American Third Position Party | 2010 | ||
| Americans Elect | 2011 | ||
| America's Party | 2008 | America's Independent Party | |
| Christian Liberty Party | 1996 | American Heritage Party | |
| Citizens Party of the United States | 2004 | New American Independent Party | |
| Communist Party of the United States of America | 1919 | International Meeting of Communist and Workers' Parties | |
| Freedom Socialist Party | 1966 | ||
| Independence Party of America | 2007 | ||
| Independent American Party | 1998 | ||
| Jefferson Republican Party | 2006 | ||
| Justice Party | 2011 | ||
| Labor Party* | 1996 | ||
| Modern Whig Party | 2008 | ||
| National Socialist Movement | 1974 | World Union of National Socialists | |
| Objectivist Party | 2008 | ||
| Party for Socialism and Liberation | 2004 | ||
| Peace and Freedom Party | 1967 | ||
| Prohibition Party | 1869 | ||
| Raza Unida Party | 1970 | ||
| Reform Party of the United States of America | 1995 | ||
| Socialist Action | 1983 | Fourth International | |
| Socialist Alternative | 1986 | Committee for a Workers' International | |
| Socialist Equality Party | 1966 | Workers League | International Committee of the Fourth International |
| Socialist Party USA | 1973 | ||
| Socialist Workers Party | 1938 | Pathfinder tendency (unofficial) | |
| United States Marijuana Party | 2002 | ||
| United States Pacifist Party | 1983 | ||
| United States Pirate Party | 2006 | Pirate Party International (observer) | |
| Unity Party of America | 2004 | ||
| Workers World Party | 1959 |
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