Small Parties Only

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

Who would you vote for if you were forced to pick between the "small parties" only?


Some examples to help

USA:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:USParty
"Smaller" only. Larger and Major disincluded.

Canada:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_federal_political_parties_in_Canada#Other_parties_registered_with_Elections_Canada

UK:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_political_parties_in_the_United_Kingdom
Disinclude any party with an MP, or seat in a regional legislature


Feel free to expand this to any other countries.


Me:
USA: Modern Whig
Canada: Progressive Canadian
UK: Liberal

[Hatman 🍁]

Pirate Party in Canada. Greens in the US. Maybe Respect in the UK.

[Dr. Cynic]

Going by the definitions of those listed:

US: Labor Party
Canada: The Rhino Party
UK: SDP (Or Raving Loony)

[HST1948]

US: Working Families Party

[tpfkaw]

US: Boston Tea Party
Canada: Libertarian
UK: UKIP

[Bleeding heart conservative, HTMLdon]

USA: Modern Whig
Canada: Progressive Canadian
UK: Liberal

I'd go with these options as well, though I might actually support libertarian or socially conservative options in UK and Canada since these countries might actually need more of those policies.

[TheGlobalizer]

US: Libertarian
Canada: Libertarian
UK: UKIP (if they still count), Libertarian if not

[Hash]

US: Greens
Canada: PC or Pirate, Communist for laughs
UK: Mebyon Kernow

[courts]

US: Probably America First or some other Reform Party offshoot.
Canada: Libertarian, or maybe Wildrose or some other regional group.
UK: UKIP but I'd vote for them even ignoring your little scenario.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

US
Libertarian/Constitution

UK
UKIP (that is against the rules, so I would have to say English Democrats as a alternative).

Canada
Libertarian

[Dr. Cynic]

US
Libertarian/Constitution

UK
UKIP (that is against the rules, so I would have to say English Democrats as a alternative).

Canada
Libertarian

Can anyone tell me, btw, if the English Democrats have any other particular unifying philosophy other than being a sort of devolutionary party for England? I'd actually like to know.

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

US
Libertarian/Constitution

UK
UKIP (that is against the rules, so I would have to say English Democrats as a alternative).

Canada
Libertarian

Can anyone tell me, btw, if the English Democrats have any other particular unifying philosophy other than being a sort of devolutionary party for England? I'd actually like to know.

They are very very right-wing. If it was not for that, they'd have been my choice.

[Hash]

US
Libertarian/Constitution

UK
UKIP (that is against the rules, so I would have to say English Democrats as a alternative).

Canada
Libertarian

Can anyone tell me, btw, if the English Democrats have any other particular unifying philosophy other than being a sort of devolutionary party for England? I'd actually like to know.

They're also racists.

[republicanism]

USA: Labor Party

Canada: May be the First Peoples Party.

UK: Social Democratic Party

[Verily]

USA: Citizens Party, perhaps? I did vote for Chris Daggett
Canada: Progressive Canadian, that was easy
UK: Science Party, or perhaps the SDP or Liberals (but both have some local councillors; also dislike the Liberals' Europhobia)

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

US
Libertarian/Constitution

UK
UKIP (that is against the rules, so I would have to say English Democrats as a alternative).

Canada
Libertarian

Can anyone tell me, btw, if the English Democrats have any other particular unifying philosophy other than being a sort of devolutionary party for England? I'd actually like to know.

They're also racists.

The English Democrats are just nationalist. Since when has Patriotism been hate? The BNP, and the National Front, ok those are hate groups. But I have not heard of one incident with the ED's that is "racist". I like the American Independence Party too---they nominated Wallace in 1968----40 years later, they nominated Alan Keyes.