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 Political Parties in Guyana


Two major political parties have dominated the political landscape in Guyana over the past 50 years - the People Progressive Party (PPP) and People's National Congress (PNC). In addition, several other parties have contested elections as individual groups or as members of political alliances. This section provides a comprehensive list of the political parties and alliances contesting the 2011 Elections in Guyana.

Code Political Group
PPP/C PPP/C

People’s Progressive Party/Civic

APNU APNU A Partnership for National Unity
  • The People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR)
  • The Guyana Action Party (GAP)
  • The National Front Alliance (NFA)
  • Working People’s Alliance (WPA)
AFC AFC Alliance for Change
TUF TUF The United Force
EBDA EBDA East Berbice Development Association
POLITICAL PARTIES
    arrow People's Progressive Party/Civic
    arrow A Partnership for National Unity
    arrow Alliance for Change
    arrow The United Force
    arrow East Berbice Development Association
ELECTION KEY
PPP/C People's Progressive Party/Civic
APNU A Partnership for National Unity
AFC Alliance for Change
TUF The United Force
EBDA East Berbice Development Association
Winner Declared Winner Declared
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