Farmer–Labor Party

The Farmer–Labor Party, officially the Federated Farmer–Labor Party of the United States, is a political party in the United States. It advocates for trade union rights, subsidies for farmers, public ownership of resources and key industries, government control of banking, and social progressivism.
Since 1928, the party has acted as the front for an electoral coalition between itself, the Progressive Party, the Socialist Party of America, the Nonpartisan League and, after 1930, the Workers' Party of America. There are aspirations to officially unify these organizations.
== History ==
The Farmer–Labor movement began in Minnesota in 1918. In November 1919, a number of organizations joined together to form the Labor Party of the United States. In July 1920 the party was reconstituted as the Farmer–Labor Party of the United States.
== Members ==
Party	Party 	Ideology
 	Farmer–Labor Party 	Social democracy
 	Progressive Party 	Progressivism
 	Socialist Party of America	Socialism
 	Nonpartisan League 	Agrarianism
 	Workers' Party of America 	Communism
Category:American political parties
Category:Socialist political parties