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The [[Italy|Italian Republic]] is a {{W|Multi-party system|multi-party}} {{W|Socialist state|socialist republic}} represented by numerous political parties on the national level. Unlike other contemporary [[List of socialist states|socialist states]], Italian politics is not dominated by a {{W|one-party state|sole ruling party}} representing the {{W|vanguardism|revolutionary vanguard}}, but instead is organized as a [[Multiparty People's Democracy]] under {{W|defensive democracy|defensive democratic}} conditions preventing [[Anti-Landonism|anti-socialist]] organizations. On the national level, the [[Italian Parliament]] is divided between the [[Senate of the Republic (Italy)|Senate of the Republic]] and the [[Chamber of People's Deputies (Italy)|Chamber of People's Deputies]]. The Senate is elected directly via a {{W|proportional representation}} {{W|ranked voting}} system, while the Chamber of People's Deputies is elected by regional councils, trade unions, and mass organizations via a {{W|mixed-member majoritarian representation|mixed-member majoritarian}} system, with mass organizations being guaranteed 200 seats at any given time. Italy also uniquely has a small number of {{W|senator for life|senators for life}}, consisting of former state leaders and distinguished citizens.  
The [[Italy|Italian Republic]] is a {{W|Multi-party system|multi-party}} {{W|Socialist state|socialist republic}} represented by numerous political parties on the national level. Unlike other contemporary [[List of socialist states|socialist states]], Italian politics is not dominated by a {{W|one-party state|sole ruling party}} representing the {{W|vanguardism|revolutionary vanguard}}, but instead is organized as a [[Multiparty People's Democracy]] under {{W|defensive democracy|defensive democratic}} conditions preventing [[Anti-Landonism|anti-socialist]] organizations. On the national level, the [[Italian Parliament]] is divided between the [[Senate of the Republic (Italy)|Senate of the Republic]] and the [[Chamber of People's Deputies (Italy)|Chamber of People's Deputies]]. The Senate is elected directly via a {{W|proportional representation}} {{W|ranked voting}} system, while the Chamber of People's Deputies is elected by regional councils, trade unions, and mass organizations via a {{W|mixed-member majoritarian representation|mixed-member majoritarian}} system, with mass organizations being guaranteed 200 seats at any given time. Italy also uniquely has a small number of {{W|senator for life|senators for life}}, consisting of former state leaders and distinguished citizens.  
<gallery>
2023 Italian Senate diagram.svg|Italian Senate composition
</gallery>


==Political parties==
==Political parties==
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| [[Christian Democratic Union of Italy|Christian Democratic Union]]<br/>(UDCI)
| [[Christian Democratic Union of Italy|Christian Democratic Union]]<br/>(UDCI)
|{{Start date|1921|5|17|df=y|br=y}}
|{{Start date|1920|1|18|df=y|br=y}}
| - {{W|Christian socialism}}<br/> - [[National communism]]<br/> - {{W|Social conservatism}}
| - {{W|Christian socialism}}<br/> - [[National communism]]<br/> - {{W|Social conservatism}}
|6,106,000
|6,106,000
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|  
|  
| [[People's Democratic Alliance (Italy)|Democratic Alliance]]<br/>(ADP)
| [[People's Democratic Alliance (Italy)|Democratic Alliance]]<br/>(ADP)
|{{Start date|1917|5|12|df=y|br=y}}
|{{Start date|1995|8|3|df=y|br=y}}
| - {{W|Liberal socialism}}<br/> - {{W|Progressivism}}
| - {{W|Liberal socialism}}<br/> - {{W|Progressivism}}
|4,382,000
|4,382,000
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| [[United Communist Party of Italy (Landonist Centre)|Communist Party (Landonist)]]<br/>(PCUI-ML)
| [[United Communist Party of Italy (Landonist Centre)|Communist Party (Landonist)]]<br/>(PCUI-ML)
|{{Start date|1921|5|17|df=y|br=y}}
|{{Start date|1949|4|20|df=y|br=y}}
| - {{W|Communism}}<br/> - [[Marxism–Landonism]]<br/> - [[Atlanticism]]
| - {{W|Communism}}<br/> - [[Marxism–Landonism]]<br/> - [[Atlanticism]]
|2,284,000
|2,284,000
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|
| [[Italian Landonist Party|Landonist Party]]<br/>(PLI)
| [[Italian Landonist Party|Landonist Party]]<br/>(PLI)
|{{Start date|1958|11|10|df=y|br=y}}
|{{Start date|1935|11|10|df=y|br=y}}
| - [[Landonism]]<br/> - {{W|Democratic Socialism}}
| - [[Landonism]]<br/> - {{W|Democratic Socialism}}
|3,238,000
|3,238,000
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|
| [[People's Socialist Party of Italy|People's Socialist Party]]<br/>(PSPI)
| [[People's Socialist Party of Italy|People's Socialist Party]]<br/>(PSPI)
|{{Start date|1921|5|17|df=y|br=y}}
|{{Start date|1992|4|10|df=y|br=y}}
| - {{W|Democratic Socialism}}<br/> - {{W|Reformism}}
| - {{W|Democratic Socialism}}<br/> - {{W|Reformism}}
|2,284,000
|2,284,000
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| [[File:Communist Alternative Party logo.png|70px]]
| [[File:Communist Alternative Party logo.png|70px]]
| [[Communist Labor Party]]<br/>(PCL)
| [[Communist Labor Party]]<br/>(PCL)
|{{Start date|2002|5|20|df=y|br=y}}
|{{Start date|1940|8|10|df=y|br=y}}
| - {{W|Communism}}<br/> - {{W|Libertarian socialism}}<br/> - {{W|Autonomism}}
| - {{W|Communism}}<br/> - {{W|Libertarian socialism}}<br/> - {{W|Autonomism}}
|1,540,000
|1,540,000
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| [[Communist Party of Italy (Callahanist)|Communist Party (Callahanist)]]<br/>(PCI-C)
| [[Communist Party of Italy (Callahanist)|Communist Party (Callahanist)]]<br/>(PCI-C)
|{{Start date|1921|5|17|df=y|br=y}}
|{{Start date|1929|11|1|df=y|br=y}}
| - {{W|Communism}}<br/> - [[Marxism–Landonism]]<br/> - [[Callahanism]]
| - {{W|Communism}}<br/> - [[Marxism–Landonism]]<br/> - [[Callahanism]]
|1,200,000
|1,200,000
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| [[Solidary Union]]<br/>(US)
| [[Solidary Union]]<br/>(US)
|{{Start date|1938|4|14|df=y|br=y}}
|{{Start date|1925|7|2|df=y|br=y}}
| - {{W|Christian communism}}
| - {{W|Christian communism}}
|800,000
|800,000
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| [[File:Logo of the Communist Party (Italy).svg|70px]]
| [[File:Logo of the Communist Party (Italy).svg|70px]]
| [[Communist Party (Italy)|Communist - Popular Left]]<br/>(PC-SP)
| [[Communist Party (Italy)|Communist - Popular Left]]<br/>(PC-SP)
|{{Start date|1938|4|14|df=y|br=y}}
|{{Start date|2008|2|3|df=y|br=y}}
| - {{W|Communism}}<br/> - {{W|Anti-revisionism}}<br/> - {{W|Euroscepticism}}
| - {{W|Communism}}<br/> - {{W|Anti-revisionism}}<br/> - {{W|Euroscepticism}}
|430,000
|430,000
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|
|
| [[Democratic Farmers' Union]]<br/>(UDA)
| [[Democratic Farmers' Union]]<br/>(UDA)
|{{Start date|1938|4|14|df=y|br=y}}
|{{Start date|1929|6|16|df=y|br=y}}
| - {{W|Agrarian socialism}}
| - {{W|Agrarian socialism}}
|340,000
|340,000
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|  
|  
| [[Southern Union (Italy)|Southern Union]]<br/>(UM)
| [[Southern Union (Italy)|Southern Union]]<br/>(UM)
|{{Start date|1938|4|14|df=y|br=y}}
|{{Start date|2000|9|6|df=y|br=y}}
| - {{W|Regionalism}}<br/> - {{W|Meridionalism}}<br/>- {{W|Populism}}
| - {{W|Regionalism}}<br/> - {{W|Meridionalism}}<br/>- {{W|Populism}}
|275,000
|275,000
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| [[File:Rifondazione Comunista.svg|70px]]
| [[File:Rifondazione Comunista.svg|70px]]
| [[Communist Refoundation Party]]<br/>(PRC)
| [[Communist Refoundation Party]]<br/>(PRC)
|{{Start date|1938|4|14|df=y|br=y}}
|{{Start date|1996|11|3|df=y|br=y}}
| - {{W|Communism}}<br/> - {{W|Anti-revisionism}}
| - {{W|Communism}}<br/> - {{W|Anti-revisionism}}
|165,000
|165,000
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| [[File:Movimento Animalista.png|70px]]
| [[File:Movimento Animalista.png|70px]]
| [[Animalist Movement]]<br/>(UDA)
| [[Animalist Movement]]<br/>(UDA)
|{{Start date|1938|4|14|df=y|br=y}}
|{{Start date|2010|7|7|df=y|br=y}}
| - {{W|Animal rights}}
| - {{W|Animal rights}}
|100,000
|100,000
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| [[File:Suedtiroler Volkspartei.png|70px]]
| [[File:Suedtiroler Volkspartei.png|70px]]
| [[South Tyrolean People's Party]]<br/>(SVP)
| [[South Tyrolean People's Party]]<br/>(SVP)
|{{Start date|1938|4|14|df=y|br=y}}
|{{Start date|1945|2|10|df=y|br=y}}
| - {{W|Regionalism}}
| - {{W|Regionalism}}
|40,000
|40,000
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| [[File:Union Valdotaine logo.png|70px]]
| [[File:Union Valdotaine logo.png|70px]]
| [[Valdostan Union]]<br/>(UV)
| [[Valdostan Union]]<br/>(UV)
|{{Start date|1938|4|14|df=y|br=y}}
|{{Start date|1945|4|1|df=y|br=y}}
| - {{W|Regionalism}}
| - {{W|Regionalism}}
|40,000
|40,000
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|  
|  
| [[Fassa Association]]<br/>(AF)
| [[Fassa Association]]<br/>(AF)
|{{Start date|1938|4|14|df=y|br=y}}
|{{Start date|2001|3|12|df=y|br=y}}
| - {{W|Regionalism}}<br/>- {{W|Christian democracy}}
| - {{W|Regionalism}}<br/>- {{W|Christian democracy}}
|40,000
|40,000
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| [[File:CGIL.svg|70px]]
| [[File:CGIL.svg|70px]]
| [[Italian General Confederation of Labour]]<br/>(CGIL)
| [[Italian General Confederation of Labour]]<br/>(CGIL)
|{{Start date|1938|4|14|df=y|br=y}}
|{{Start date|1906|10|1|df=y|br=y}}
| {{W|National trade union center}}
| {{W|National trade union center}}
|29,000,000
|29,000,000
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|  
|  
| [[Italian Student League]]<br/>(LSI)
| [[Italian Student League]]<br/>(LSI)
|{{Start date|1938|4|14|df=y|br=y}}
|{{Start date|1923|5|2|df=y|br=y}}
| {{W|Youth movement}},<br/>{{W|Student activism}}
| {{W|Youth movement}},<br/>{{W|Student activism}}
|9,300,000
|9,300,000
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|  
|  
| [[Christian Labor Association]]<br/>(ACL)
| [[Christian Labor Association]]<br/>(ACL)
|{{Start date|1931|4|14|df=y|br=y}}
|{{Start date|1920|9|30|df=y|br=y}}
| {{W|Christian Left}}
| {{W|Christian Left}}
|8,825,000
|8,825,000
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|  
|  
| [[Democratic Women's League of Italy]]<br/>(LDI)
| [[Democratic Women's League of Italy]]<br/>(LDI)
|{{Start date|1938|4|14|df=y|br=y}}
|{{Start date|1922|6|6|df=y|br=y}}
| {{W|Women's rights}}
| {{W|Women's rights}}
|5,625,000
|5,625,000
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|  
|  
| [[Society for International Friendship]]<br/>(SLI)
| [[Society for International Friendship]]<br/>(SLI)
|{{Start date|1938|4|14|df=y|br=y}}
|{{Start date|1925|1|30|df=y|br=y}}
| {{W|Internationalism (politics)|International cooperation}},<br/>[[Italy–United Commonwealth relations]]
| {{W|Internationalism (politics)|International cooperation}},<br/>[[Italy–United Commonwealth relations]]
|5,400,000
|5,400,000
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|  
|  
| [[People's Solidarity]]<br/>(SP)
| [[People's Solidarity]]<br/>(SP)
|{{Start date|1938|4|14|df=y|br=y}}
|{{Start date|1940|2|1|df=y|br=y}}
| {{W|Charity organization|Charitable services}}
| {{W|Charity organization|Charitable services}}
|1,200,000
|1,200,000
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|  
|  
| [[Italian Cultural Society]]<br/>(SIC)
| [[Italian Cultural Society]]<br/>(SIC)
|{{Start date|1938|4|14|df=y|br=y}}
|{{Start date|1927|8|29|df=y|br=y}}
| Arts federation
| Arts federation
|560,000
|560,000
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|  
| [[European Cooperation Society]]<br/>(SEC)
| [[European Cooperation Society]]<br/>(SEC)
|{{Start date|1938|4|14|df=y|br=y}}
|{{Start date|1959|3|24|df=y|br=y}}
| {{W|European integration}}
| {{W|European integration}}
|400,000
|400,000
|{{Composition bar|2|756|#0021A4}}
|{{Composition bar|2|756|#0021A4}}
|}
==See also==
[[Category:Lists of political parties by country|Italy]]
[[Category:Lists of political parties in Italy]]
[[Category:Lists of political parties in Europe|Italy]]

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The Italian Republic is a multi-party socialist republic represented by numerous political parties on the national level. Unlike other contemporary socialist states, Italian politics is not dominated by a sole ruling party representing the revolutionary vanguard, but instead is organized as a Multiparty People's Democracy under defensive democratic conditions preventing anti-socialist organizations. On the national level, the Italian Parliament is divided between the Senate of the Republic and the Chamber of People's Deputies. The Senate is elected directly via a proportional representation ranked voting system, while the Chamber of People's Deputies is elected by regional councils, trade unions, and mass organizations via a mixed-member majoritarian system, with mass organizations being guaranteed 200 seats at any given time. Italy also uniquely has a small number of senators for life, consisting of former state leaders and distinguished citizens.

  • Italian Senate composition

    Italian Senate composition

Political parties

Emblem Party Founded Ideology Members Parliament Regional assemblies Provincial assemblies Coalition
Senate
seats 		Chamber
seats
Logo of PSI (1978-1987).svg Socialist Party
(PSI) 		14 August 1892 (1892-08-14)

- Big tent
- Socialism
- Multiparty People's Democracy

8,750,000
124 / 410
105 / 756
1,212 / 6,775
2,565 / 22,138
 Government
Christian Democratic Union
(UDCI) 		18 January 1920 (1920-01-18) - Christian socialism
- National communism
- Social conservatism 		6,106,000
66 / 410
29 / 756
908 / 6,775
3,211 / 22,138
 Opposition
Logo Partito Comunista Italiano.svg Communist Party
(PCI) 		12 May 1917 (1917-05-12) - Eurocommunism
- Democratic socialism 		5,430,320
46 / 410
79 / 756
565 / 6,775
1,202 / 22,138
 Government
Democratic Alliance
(ADP) 		3 August 1995 (1995-08-03) - Liberal socialism
- Progressivism 		4,382,000
35 / 410
80 / 756
843 / 6,775
4,433 / 22,138
 Opposition
Communist Party (Landonist)
(PCUI-ML) 		20 April 1949 (1949-04-20) - Communism
- Marxism–Landonism
- Atlanticism 		2,284,000
22 / 410
10 / 756
310 / 6,775
433 / 22,138
 Government
Landonist Party
(PLI) 		10 November 1935 (1935-11-10) - Landonism
- Democratic Socialism 		3,238,000
20 / 410
44 / 756
230 / 6,775
843 / 22,138
 Government
People's Socialist Party
(PSPI) 		10 April 1992 (1992-04-10) - Democratic Socialism
- Reformism 		2,284,000
15 / 410
29 / 756
541 / 6,775
1,211 / 22,138
 Government
Communist Alternative Party logo.png Communist Labor Party
(PCL) 		10 August 1940 (1940-08-10) - Communism
- Libertarian socialism
- Autonomism 		1,540,000
12 / 410
33 / 756
684 / 6,775
585 / 22,138
 Government
Communist Party (Callahanist)
(PCI-C) 		1 November 1929 (1929-11-01) - Communism
- Marxism–Landonism
- Callahanism 		1,200,000
11 / 410
14 / 756
102 / 6,775
244 / 22,138
 Government
Europa Verde logo.svg Green Europe
(EV) 		20 May 2002 (2002-05-20) - Eco-socialism
- Green politics 		984,300
5 / 410
15 / 756
154 / 6,775
605 / 22,138
 Government
Solidary Union
(US) 		2 July 1925 (1925-07-02) - Christian communism 800,000
4 / 410
29 / 756
109 / 6,775
894 / 22,138
 Opposition
Logo of the Communist Party (Italy).svg Communist - Popular Left
(PC-SP) 		3 February 2008 (2008-02-03) - Communism
- Anti-revisionism
- Euroscepticism 		430,000
4 / 410
12 / 756
30 / 6,775
105 / 22,138
 Opposition
Democratic Farmers' Union
(UDA) 		16 June 1929 (1929-06-16) - Agrarian socialism 340,000
2 / 410
5 / 756
20 / 6,775
502 / 22,138
 Opposition
Southern Union
(UM) 		6 September 2000 (2000-09-06) - Regionalism
- Meridionalism
- Populism 		275,000
2 / 410
4 / 756
44 / 6,775
102 / 22,138
 Opposition
Rifondazione Comunista.svg Communist Refoundation Party
(PRC) 		3 November 1996 (1996-11-03) - Communism
- Anti-revisionism 		165,000
2 / 410
10 / 756
20 / 6,775
155 / 22,138
 –
Movimento Animalista.png Animalist Movement
(UDA) 		7 July 2010 (2010-07-07) - Animal rights 100,000
1 / 410
0 / 756
10 / 6,775
41 / 22,138
 –
Suedtiroler Volkspartei.png South Tyrolean People's Party
(SVP) 		10 February 1945 (1945-02-10) - Regionalism 40,000
1 / 410
3 / 756
15 / 6,775
33 / 22,138
 –
Union Valdotaine logo.png Valdostan Union
(UV) 		1 April 1945 (1945-04-01) - Regionalism 40,000
0 / 410
1 / 756
7 / 6,775
5 / 22,138
 –
Fassa Association
(AF) 		12 March 2001 (2001-03-12) - Regionalism
- Christian democracy 		40,000
0 / 410
1 / 756
2 / 6,775
3 / 22,138
 –
Independents
38 / 410
53 / 756
969 / 6,775
4,963 / 22,138
Total governing coalition (including independents)
255 / 410
474 / 756

Mass organizations represented in People's Chamber

Emblem Organization Founded Role(s) Members Chamber
seats
CGIL.svg Italian General Confederation of Labour
(CGIL) 		1 October 1906 (1906-10-01) National trade union center 29,000,000
75 / 756
Italian Student League
(LSI) 		2 May 1923 (1923-05-02) Youth movement,
Student activism 		9,300,000
40 / 756
Christian Labor Association
(ACL) 		30 September 1920 (1920-09-30) Christian Left 8,825,000
40 / 756
Democratic Women's League of Italy
(LDI) 		6 June 1922 (1922-06-06) Women's rights 5,625,000
20 / 756
Society for International Friendship
(SLI) 		30 January 1925 (1925-01-30) International cooperation,
Italy–United Commonwealth relations 		5,400,000
10 / 756
Technological Society
(ST) 		2 April 1954 (1954-04-02) Science advice,
Futurism 		4,500,000
6 / 756
People's Solidarity
(SP) 		1 February 1940 (1940-02-01) Charitable services 1,200,000
5 / 756
Italian Cultural Society
(SIC) 		29 August 1927 (1927-08-29) Arts federation 560,000
2 / 756
European Cooperation Society
(SEC) 		24 March 1959 (1959-03-24) European integration 400,000
2 / 756

See also

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