Moderate Party (disambiguation)
(Redirected from Moderate Party (United States))
The Moderate Party is a liberal-conservative major political party in Sweden.
Moderate Party may also refer to:
Asia
[edit]- Moderate Socialists Party, a historic party in Persia
- Moderate leaders, a group of former political leaders in India active between 1885 and 1905.
Europe
[edit]- Moderate Party (Spain), a political party in nineteenth-century Spain
- Social Democratic Party (Estonia), known as the "Moderates (Estonian: Mõõdukad)" between 1996 and 2004
- Moderates of Åland, a political party in Finland later "Freeminded Co-operation"
- Moderates (Denmark), a political party founded by former prime minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen
Italy
[edit]- Moderates and Populars, a political party in Italy
- Moderates (Italy), a political party in Italy
- Moderate Party (Italy), a historic party in Italy
UK
[edit]- Moderate Party (Scotland), a group of clerics in the Church of Scotland in the eighteenth century
- Moderate Party (London), the opposition to the Progressive Party in the London County Council and its boroughs which in 1906 became the Municipal Reform Party
North America
[edit]- Ontario Moderate Party, a political party in the Canadian province of Ontario
US
[edit]- Moderate Party (Illinois), a former political party made by Bill Scheurer for his campaign for the US House in 2006
- Moderate Party of Rhode Island, the third largest political party in Rhode Island
- Moderate Party (New Jersey), a political party seeking to restore fusion voting in New Jersey founded in 2022
South America
[edit]- Moderate Party (Brazil), a nineteenth-century political party in Brazil
See also
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