List of political parties in Slovenia

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This article lists political parties in Slovenia. Since 1989, Slovenia has a multi-party system with numerous political parties, in which one party rarely has a chance of gaining power alone, and parties must work with each other forming coalitions.

Parliamentary parties

Party Ideology Leader Seats
GS Freedom Movement
Gibanje Svoboda 		Green liberalism,
Pro-Europeanism 		Robert Golob
41 / 90
SDS Slovenian Democratic Party
Slovenska demokratska stranka 		Slovenian nationalism,
Right-wing populism 		Janez Janša
27 / 90
NSi New Slovenia - Christian Democrats
Nova Slovenija - Krščanski demokrati 		Christian democracy,
Social conservativism 		Matej Tonin
8 / 90
SD Social Democrats
Socialni demokrati 		Social democracy,
Pro-Europeanism 		Matjaž Han
7 / 90
Levica The Left
Levica 		Democratic socialism

Left-wing populism

Soft Euroscepticism

Asta Vrečko
5 / 90

Extra-parliamentary parties

Historical parties

  • Slovene People's Party (1892–1945), conservative political party
  • National Progressive Party (1894–1919), liberal political party
  • Yugoslav Social-Democratic Party (1898–1919), left-wing political party
  • Independent Agrarian Party (1919–1926), liberal agrarian political party
  • Slovene Peasant Party (1926–1929), centre-right agrarian political party
  • League of Communists / Communist Party (1937–1990), left-wing to far-left party
  • Union of Reform Forces (1989–1990), centre to centre-left political party
  • Slovene Christian Democrats (1989–2000), centre-right to right-wing political party
  • Slovenian Democratic Union (1989–1993), centrist and liberal political party
  • Socialist Party of Slovenia (1990–1993), centre-left political party
  • Democratic Party of Slovenia (1992–2007), centrist political party
  • Party of Slovenian People (1994–2008), right-wing to far-right political party
  • Slovenia is Ours (2004–2011), centrist regionalist political party
  • Active Slovenia (2004–2007), centrist and liberal political party
  • Zares – Social Liberals (2007–2015), centre to centre-left political party
  • Initiative for Democratic Socialism (2014–2017), left-wing to far-left political party
  • United Left - Democratic Party of Work (2014–2017), left-wing political party
  • Gregor Virant's Civic List (2011–2018), centre to centre-right political party
  • Modern Centre Party (2014–2021), centre to centre-left political party
  • List of Marjan Šarec (2014–2022), centre to centre-left political party
  • Party of Alenka Bratušek (2014–2022), centre to centre-left political party
  • Verjamem (2014–2022), centre-left political party
  • Democratic Party of Slovenia (1994–2023), centrist political party
  • Homeland League (2019–2023), far-right political party
  • New People's Party of Slovenia (2016–2023), centre-right political party
  • Voice of the women of Slovenia (2000-2023), political party
  • Civic List (2011–2024), centre to centre-right political party
  • Positive Slovenia (2011–2024), centre to centre-left political party
  • Concretely (2021–2025), centre political party
  • Democratic Party of Pensioners of Slovenia (1991–2025), centre political party
  • Good Country (2017–2025), centre political party
  • Liberal Democrats (2022–2025), centre to centre-left political party

See also

References

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