Sardinian Action Party

The Sardinian Action Party (Sardinian: Partidu Sardu, Italian: Partito Sardo d'Azione, PSd'Az) is a regionalist political party in the Italian region of Sardinia. It was formed in 1921 by Pietro Mastino, Emilio Lussu and Camillo Bellieni.
The party chiefly advocates for autonomy for Sardinia in the form of a federalized republican Italy. Ideologically the majority of the party resembles the Italian Republican Party, advocating social democratic and liberal positions. However, there is a minority left-wing socialist faction led by Emilio Lussu.
== History ==
The party was banned in 1929 along with other parties and organizations opposed to the Badoglio regime. The ban sparked a violent turning point for the Sardinian autonomist movement, with some party militants forming the Sardinian Armed Movement, an insurgent organization with loose ties to the PSd'Az. The party itself has been forced underground, continuing to operate clandestinely with a sizeable support base. The party takes part in the Giustizia e Libertà movement of Carlo Rosselli.
==Electoral results==
Election year	Party list	Party list	Seats won	+/–	Leader
Election year	Votes 	% 	Seats won	+/–	Leader
1921 	35,108 	0.5 	 	– 	Pietro Mastino
1924 	88,072 	1.2 	 	5 	Pietro Mastino
Category:Italian political parties
Category:Social democratic political parties
Category:Regionalist political parties