List of political parties in Monaco

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The following is a list of political parties in Monaco. Traditionally Monaco is a one party dominant state with the National and Democratic Union (now, Rally & Issues) in power. Opposition parties were widely considered nonexistent. However, following the 2003 parliamentary election, the Union for Monaco (now, Union Monegasque), a coalition of two parties, won 21 of the 24 seats in the National Council. Today, however, Horizon Monaco, a coalition of, Rally & Issues, Synergie Monegasque and Union for the Principality, holds the majority of parliamentary seats.

List of parties

Coalitions

Horizon Monaco: Rally & Issues (Rassemblement & Enjeux); Synergie Monegasque (Synergie Monégasques); Union for the Principality (Union pour la Principauté)
Union Monégasque: Union of Monaco (Union pour Monaco); National Union for the Future of Monaco (Union nationale pour l'Avenir de Monaco)

Minor

Party Monegasque (Parti Monégasque)

Rally for the Monegasque Family (Rassemblement pour la Famille Monégasque)

Renaissance

Defunct

Democratic Union Movement (Mouvement d'union démocratique)

External links

Political parties in Monaco

Horizon Monaco	Rally & Issues Synergie Monegasque Union for the Principality

Union Monégasque	Union of Monaco National Union for the Future of Monaco

Other parties	Party Monegasque Rally for the Monegasque Family Renaissance

Defunct parties	Democratic Union Movement Monegasque Action National Democratic Entente National Union of Independents

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