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This article lists political parties in South Sudan .
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This article lists political parties in South Sudan .
| Party | Abbr. | CoS seats | Legislative Assembly seats | |
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| Sudan People's Liberation Movement | SPLM | 46 / 100 | 332 / 550 | |
| Sudan People's Liberation Movement-in-Opposition | SPLM-IO | 27 / 100 | 128 / 550 | |
| South Sudan Opposition Alliance | SSOA | 10 / 100 | 50 / 550 | |
| Democratic Forum | 2 / 100 | |||
| United South Sudan African Party | USSAP | 2 / 100 | ||
| Labour Party | LPSS | 1 / 100 | ||
| Democratic Change | DC | 1 / 100 | ||
| United South Sudan Party | USSP | 1 / 100 | ||
| Sudan African National Union | SANU | 1 / 100 | ||
| United Democratic Salvation Front | USDF | 1 / 100 | ||
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