List of political parties in Gibraltar

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This article lists political parties in Gibraltar.

Current parties

Active Gibraltarian parties

	Abbreviated	Political Ideology	Political Position	Year Founded	MPs
Gibraltar Social Democrats	GSD	Conservatism	Centre-right	1989	7
Gibraltar Socialist Labour Party	GSLP	Social Democracy	Centre-left	1978	7
Liberal Party of Gibraltar	Libs (or LPG)	Liberalism / Social Liberalism	Centre	1991	3

Active British parties

The UK Conservative Party (local branch). A branch of the UK South West region party, which contests European Elections, where Gibraltar is part of the South West England constituency.^[1]
UKIP Gibraltar - A branch of the UK Independence Party set up to promote UKIP in the European Elections and to contest the 2015 General Election in Gibraltar^[2]^[3]

Currently inactive parties

Name		Abbreviated	Political Ideology	Political Position	Year Founded	Election(s) Contested	MPs
	New Gibraltar Democracy	NGD	Conservatism / Christian Democracy	Centre-right	2005	2007	0

Defunct parties

Name	Abbreviated	Political Ideology	Political Position	Year Founded	Year Dissolved	Seats won (if applicable)
Progressive Democratic Party	PDP	Liberal Conservatism / Economic Liberalism	Centre-right	2006	2013	-
Gibraltar Labour Party	GLP	Socialism / Social Democracy	Left-wing	2003	2005	-
Gibraltar Reform Party	GRP	Green Politics / Green Socialism	Left-wing	2000	2005	-
Association for the Advancement of Civil Rights	AACR	Liberalism / Civic Nationalism / Populism	Centre-right	1942	1992	7/15 (1969 and 1988); 8/15 (1972, 1976, 1980, 1984)
Democratic Party of British Gibraltar	DPBG	Conservatism / Integrationism (Britain)	Right-wing	1976	1984	4/15 (1976; as the 'GDM'); 6/15 (1980)
Integration with Britain Party	IWBP	Integrationism (Britain)	Right-wing	1967	1976	5/15 (1969); 7/15 (1972)
Commonwealth Party	CWP	N/A	N/A	1956	1957	N/A
Party for the Autonomy of Gibraltar	PAG	Integrationism (Spain)	Right-wing	1977	1980s	-

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Political parties in Gibraltar

Represented in Parliament	Gibraltar Social Democrats Gibraltar Socialist Labour Party Liberal Party of Gibraltar

Represented in the European Parliament	Conservatives local branch UKIP Greens Labour

Defunct	Association for the Advancement of Civil Rights Centre Party Commonwealth Party Democratic Party for a British Gibraltar Gibraltar Labour Party Isola Group Gibraltar Reform Party Integration with Britain Party New Gibraltar Democracy Party for the Autonomy of Gibraltar Progressive Democratic Party

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