List of political parties in Slovakia
Extra-parliamentary parties

List of political parties in Slovakia

Section Title: Extra-parliamentary parties
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Name	Founded	Leader	Misc.

99 Percent – Civic Voice	2011	Ivan Weiss	Affiliated with the NGO OZ Občan v akci

Agrarian Countryside Party	2003	Vladimír Gozora

Slovak Democratic Alliance	2010	Miroslav Lupták

Democratic Party	2006	Peter Hríb

European Democratic Party	2006	Antonio Parziale

Movement for Democracy	2002	Jozef Grapa	The party split from the Movement for a Democratic Slovakia

United Slovakia	2000	Štefan Gavorník

Communist Party of Slovakia	1991	Jozef Hrdlička	The party has not been represented in parliament since 2006

Conservative Democrats of Slovakia	2008	Vladimír Palko	The party split from Christian Democratic Movement

Christian People's Party	1998	Jozef Fibich

Liberal Party	2003	Gustáv Krajči	Formerly People's Union, the party split from the Movement for a Democratic Slovakia (HZDS).

People's Party	1995	Magdaléna Sulanová

Magnificat Slovakia	2012	Anton Selecký	The party is affiliated with the Christian NGO OZ Magnificat Slovakia.

Nation and Justice - Our Party	2011	Anna Belousovová	The party split from Slovak National Party (SNS), until 2011 it was named Nation and Justice

Our Region	2010	Ľuba Kráľová

Independent Forum	1998	Tomáš Černý

New Slovak Alternative, Civic-Liberal Party	2008	Pavol Krišpinský

New Democracy	2009	Tibor Mikuš	The party split from the Movement for a Democratic Slovakia

New Parliament	2005	Jozef Behýl

Civic Conservative Party	2001	Peter Zajac

Civic Party TODAY	2011	Branislav Král

Civic Liberals	2004	Rastislav Guľaša

Ordinary People	2005	Víťazoslav Moric

Paliho Kapurková, Cheerful Political Party	2010	Pavel Vass

Law and Justice	2011	Peter Puškár

Prosperity of Slovakia	2005	František Alexander Zvrškovec

We are Doing It for the Children - Free Forum	2004	Zuzana Martináková	The party split from the Slovak Democratic and Christian Union

Roma initiative of Slovakia	1996	Alexander Patkoló	Until 2000 the party was named Roma Intelligence for Co-Habitation in the Slovak Republic

Freedom	1998	Tomáš Pekný

Slovak People's Party	1990	Jozef Sásik	From 1994 to 1995 the party was named SĽS - Slovak People's Bloc

Modern Slovak Society	2001	Ján Garai

Slovak National Unity	1991	Stanislav Pánis

Party +1 Vote	2009	Martin Kuruc

Party of the Democratic Left	2005	Marek Blaha

Party of Modern Slovakia	2008	Milan Urbáni	The party split from the Movement for a Democratic Slovakia

Party of Slovak Citizens	2011	Peter Marček

Party of Patriots	2010	František Jašík

Labor Party	1991	Anton Čapkovič	The party is active only in Košice and surrounding areas.

Party of the Roma Coalition	2009	Gejza Adam

Party of the Roma Union in Slovakia	2010	František Tanko

Progressive Slovakia	2017	Ivan Štefunko	Delivers next President of Slovakia, Zuzana Čaputová

Idea	2001	Miroslav Leňo	The party was named 'Alliance of the New Citizen' until 2011 and 'Free Word Party of Nora Mojsejová' until 2013

Green Party	1991	Peter Pilinský	Until 2006 the party was named Slovak Green Party

Slovak Green Party	2006	Martin Čulen

Union of the Slovak Self-Employed	2004	Vladimír Krivjaník

Dawn	2005	Ivan Hopta	The party split from the Communist Party of Slovakia.

RESISTANCE - Party of Work	2014	Stanislav Pirošík	A Marxist–Leninist party, member of ICOR

Union of the Workers of Slovakia	1994	Ján Ľupták	Part of the government between 1994 and 1998, split from the Party of the Democratic Left

Green Wave	2009	Mário Mikloši

Greens	2009	Pavel Hraško	The party was founded as AZEN - Alliance for the Europe of Nations

Greens - Party of National Prosperity	1990	Rudolf Pardubský	Until 2006 the party was named Party of National Prosperity

United Slovak National Party	2003	Peter Lisý	Until 2004 the party was named Unitary Slovak National Party

Change from the Bottom, Democratic Union of Slovakia	2000	Ján Budaj

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