United Party
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United Party is a term used in various variants by various political parties.
- Papua New Guinea - United Party
- United States - United Party
- Zambia - United Party of National Development
- Gambia - United Party
- United Kingdom - United Party
Defunct parties of the name include
- Canada - United Party
- South Africa - United Party
- New Zealand - United Party
- Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) - United Party
In Canada, the "United Alternative" (unrelated to the obscure United Party of Canada listed above) was a movement from the late 1990s to the year 2000 to unite the Reform Party of Canada with the Progressive Conservative Party of Canada as a whole, and with conservative activists individually, into one unnamed party. While the PC Party did not initially join, the UA movement led to the 2000 creation of the Canadian Alliance, which would merge with the PCs in 2003 to form the Conservative Party of Canada.
See also: People's United Party, Unity Party, List of political parties.
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