List of political parties in San Marino

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San Marino has a multi-party system, with numerous parties in which no one party often has a chance of gaining power alone, and parties must work with each other to form coalition governments.

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The parties

Parties with official representation

Parties with representation in the Great and General Council:

NameAbbr.LeaderIdeology Grand Councillors Political positionAlliance members
Sammarinese Christian Democratic Party
Partito Democratico Cristiano Sammarinese
PDCS Gian Carlo Venturini Christian democracy
16 / 60
Centre
We for the Republic
Noi per la Repubblica
NplR Denise Bronzetti Social democracy
Social liberalism
12 / 60
Centre-left PS
PSD
MDSI
NS
RETE Movement logo.png RETE Civic Movement
Movimento Civico RETE
RETE Gloria Arcangeloni Environmentalism
11 / 60
Left-wing
Free San Marino
Libera San Marino
Libera Luca Boschi Democratic socialism
Environmentalism
12 / 60
Centre-left to left-wing SSD
Civico10
MIS
ReS
Logo repubblica futura.png Future Republic
Repubblica Futura
RF Mario Venturini Liberalism
Centrism
Pro-Europeanism
6 / 60
Centre
Tomorrow — Free Movement
Domani — Motus Liberi
DML Lorenzo Forcellini Reffi Liberalism
5 / 60
Centre

San Marino Common Good

Agreement for the Country

Other parties

Defunct parties

Former coalitions

See also

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