United Nationalist Party

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The United Nationalist Party (UNP) was a political party in Ghana during the Second Republic (1969–1972). In elections held on 29 August 1969, the UNP won 2 out of 140 seats in the National Assembly.

Political parties in Ghana

Current parliament (230):	National Democratic Congress (115) • New Patriotic Party (108) • Independent (4) • People's National Convention (2) • Convention People's Party (1)

Pre-Independence (9):	Anlo Youth Organisation • Convention People's Party • Federation of Youth Organisation • Ghana Congress Party • Muslim Association Party • National Liberation Movement • Northern People's Party • Togoland Congress • United Gold Coast Convention

1st Republic (2):	Convention People's Party • United Party

Second Republic (6):	All People's Republican Party • Justice Party • National Alliance of Liberals • People's Action Party • Progress Party • United Nationalist Party

Third Republic (7):	All People's Party • Action Congress Party • People's National Party • Popular Front Party • Social Democratic Front • Third Force Party • United National Convention

Fourth Republic (20):	Convention People's Party • Democratic Freedom Party • Democratic People's Party • Every Ghanaian Living Everywhere • Ghana Democratic Republican Party • Great Consolidated Popular Party • Ghana National Party • National Convention Party † • National Democratic Congress • National Independence Party † • New Patriotic Party • New Vision Party • People's Convention Party † • People's Heritage Party † • People's National Convention • National Reform Party • Reformed Patriotic Democrats • United Ghana Movement † • United Love Party • United Renaissance Party

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