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« on: April 16, 2012, 07:37:52 PM »

United States: Democratic Party [1]
United Kingdom: Labour Party  [2]
France: Socialist Party
Russia: A Just Russia [3]
Germany: Social Democratic Party
Japan: Democratic Party of Japan
Brazil: Workers' Party
India: Indian National Congress
South Africa: Democratic Alliance
Canada: New Democratic Party
Israel: Labor Party
Australia: Australian Labor Party
Denmark: Social Democrats
Italy: Democratic Party
Ireland: Labour Party
Switzerland: Social Democratic Party
Austria: Social Democratic Party of Austria
Sweden: Swedish Social Democratic Workers' Party
Estonia: Social Democratic Party
Netherlands: Labour Party
Poland: Democratic Left Alliance
Spain: Spanish Socialist Workers' Party
New Zealand: New Zealand Labour Party
Greece: Democratic Left [4]
Finland: Social Democratic Party of Finland
Taiwan: Democratic Progressive Party
Serbia: Democratic Party
Northern Ireland: Social Democratic and Labour Party


[1] I am a registered member of the Democratic Party and have voted in every election that I have been eligible to vote in since I turned eighteen. I am involved with both my county organization and my college organization (I serve as Vice President of Membership) and plan on getting more involved after I graduate.

[2] Probably would have been a supporter of the Liberal Democrats up until they decided to cut social services to the bone in the UK.

[3] Assuming that they're not yet another front organization for United Russia, that is.

[4] PASOK can suck it.
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« Reply #1 on: August 03, 2013, 11:19:26 AM »

Australia: Australian Labor Party
Austria: Social Democratic Party of Austria
Brazil: Worker's Party
Canada: New Democratic Party
Denmark: Socialist People's Party
Finland: Left Alliance
France: Left Party
Germany: The Left
Greece: Coalition of the Radical Left (SYRIZA)
Iceland: Social Democratic Alliance
India: Indian National Congress
Ireland: Sinn Fein
Israel: Meretz
Italy: Italian Socialist Party
Japan: Japanese Communist Party
South Korea: Unified Progressive Party
Mexico: Party of the Democratic Revolution
Netherlands: Socialist Party
New Zealand: New Zealand Labour Party
Norway: Socialist Left Party
Poland: Democratic Left Alliance
Portugal: Left Bloc
Spain: United Left
Sweden: Left Party
Switzerland: Social Democratic Party
United Kingdom: Labour Party
United States: Democratic Party
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« Reply #2 on: January 21, 2014, 04:57:06 PM »

United States: I'm technically still a registered Democrat but I will very likely register to vote when I move to Illinois as a Green or an Independent.
United Kingdom: Green
    Scotland: Scottish National Party
    Wales: Plaid Cymru
    Northern Ireland: Sinn Fein
Canada: New Democratic Party
    Quebec: Quebec solidaire
Australia: Australian Greens
New Zealand: Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand
France: Left Front
Spain: United Left
Germany: The Left   
Italy: Left Ecology Freedom
Austria: The Greens - The Green Alternative
Denmark: Red-Green Alliance
Norway: Socialist Left Party
Sweden: Left Party
Finland: Left Alliance
Iceland: Left-Green Movement
Japan: Japan Communist Party
Taiwan: Democratic Progressive Party
South Korea: Justice Party
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« Reply #3 on: January 24, 2015, 05:54:59 PM »

This is going to be a rather boring exercise. Tongue

United States: Socialist Alternative
United Kingdom
           England: Socialist Party of England and Wales
           Wales: Socialist Party of England and Wales
           Scotland: Socialist Party Scotland
           Northern Ireland: Socialist Party of Ireland
Canada: Socialist Alternative
           Quebec: Socialist Alternative
Australia: Socialist Party
New Zealand: Socialist Voice
France: Revolutionary Left
Spain: Revolutionary Socialism
Germany: Socialist Alternative
Italy: Countercurrent
Austria: Socialist Left Party
Poland: Socialist Alternative
Czech Republic: Socialist Alternative Future
Slovakia: 99 Percent - Civic Voice
Slovenia: United Left
Romania: Socialist Alternative Party
Denmark: Red-Green Alliance
Norway: Red Party
Sweden: Socialist Justice Party
Finland: Socialist Alternative
Iceland: People's Front of Iceland
Japan: International Solidarity
Taiwan: Committee for a Worker's International (Taiwan)
South Korea: Labor Party
South Africa: Workers and Socialist Party
Israel: Socialist Struggle
Egypt: Revolutionary Socialists
Greece: Xekinima
Turkey: Socialist Alternative
India: New Socialist Alternative
Pakistan: Socialist Movement Pakistan
Mexico: Labor Party
Brazil: Freedom, Socialism, and Revolution
Argentina: Workers' Left Front
Chile: Revolutionary Socialism

Told you so. In any case, although I listed CWI affiliates in Greece and Spain, I would more likely than not vote for Podemos and Syriza, assuming the CWI affiliate in question was not running a candidate in opposition to either organization in the nation in question.
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« Reply #4 on: June 27, 2015, 04:16:32 PM »

Good god my last post in this thread is embarrassing
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