What parties would you be in other countries?

[Clark Kent]

Anglosphere and Mexico:

United States of America: Republican Party
United Kingdom: Conservative Party OR Liberal Democratic Party
Canada: Conservative Party
Australia: Liberal Party
New Zealand: National Party OR ACT New Zealand
India: BJP (no idea what the acronym is)
Mexico: National Action Party

You'd be tempted by the lib Dems?

A little bit,  yeah. From what I know,  they're not as far-left as Labor, and they do support a smaller government. Plus, they're the successor to the Whigs, who I like.

[sparkey]

Netherlands: VVP

Who? Do you mean VVD or PVV?

[DKrol]

Netherlands: VVP

Who? Do you mean VVD or PVV?

Good on you for catching that. I meant VVD, however I could see myself voting PVV if they weren't anti-immigrant stances.

[Kingpoleon]

US: Republican
UK: Liberal Democrats-Conservative swing voter
Germany: Christian Democratic Union-Free Democratic Party
Israel: Kulanu-Hatnuah-Likud, depending on candidates
Denmark: Danish Liberal Party(Venstre) or Danish Social Liberal Party(Venstre Radikale)
Australia: Liberal-Palmer United
Italy: Forward Italy
France: Union of a Democrats and Independents
Netherlands: PVV
Spain: PP
India: Independent-NCP
Sweden: Moderate-Centre
Brazil: PMDB

[DavidB.]

US: Republican
UK: Liberal Democrats-Conservative swing voter
Germany: Christian Democratic Union-Free Democratic Party
Israel: Kulanu-Hatnuah-Likud, depending on candidates
Denmark: Danish Liberal Party(Venstre) or Danish Social Liberal Party(Venstre Radikale)
Australia: Liberal-Palmer United
Italy: Forward Italy
France: Union of a Democrats and Independents
Netherlands: PVV
Spain: PP
India: Independent-NCP
Sweden: Moderate-Centre
Brazil: PMDB

Literally nobody would even consider voting for Radikale in Denmark while voting for the PVV in the Netherlands. You'd probably vote for the VVD in the Netherlands.

[Green Line]

US: Republican
UK: Conservative
Canada: Conservative
Germany: CDU/CSU
Israel: Yesh Atid
Denmark: Liberal Alliance
Australia: Liberal
Italy: Forza
France: Republicans
Netherlands: VVD
Spain: PP
Portugal: Social Democrats
Ireland: Fine Gael
Sweden: Moderate

[DavidB.]

Australia: Liberal
Austria: no idea, I'd probably hold my nose and vote ÖVP on election day
Belgium: stay home
Canada: Conservative
Denmark: Danish People's Party
Estonia: Reform Party
Finland: Finns Party
France: UMP
Germany: AfD
Greece: stay home
Ireland: no idea
Israel: Bayit Yehudi
Japan: LDP
Luxembourg: ADR
Netherlands: VNL
Norway: Progress Party
Poland: KORWiN
Spain: PP
Sweden: Sweden Democrats
Switzerland: Swiss People's Party
UK: Conservative or UKIP, depending on my constituency
US: GOP

[TJ in Oregon]

Australia: Liberal
Austria: ÖVP
Belgium: CD&V
Canada: Conservative (Wildrose in Alberta)
France: UMP I guess but all of them seem bad
Germany: CDU/CSU or AfD depending on strategic needs
Greece: ND
Ireland: Renua or Fiana Fail for lack of better options
Israel: Dunno, last like I was asked I said 'Shas' and that was thought odd
Poland: PiS
Spain: PP
Switzerland: SVP/CVP swing voter
UK: UKIP
US: GOP

[Wake Me Up When The Hard Border Ends]

US: Republican
UK: Liberal Democrats-Conservative swing voter
Germany: Christian Democratic Union-Free Democratic Party
Israel: Kulanu-Hatnuah-Likud, depending on candidates
Denmark: Danish Liberal Party(Venstre) or Danish Social Liberal Party(Venstre Radikale)
Australia: Liberal-Palmer United
Italy: Forward Italy
France: Union of a Democrats and Independents
Netherlands: PVV
Spain: PP
India: Independent-NCP
Sweden: Moderate-Centre
Brazil: PMDB

Palmer United??? They are a literal joke party, their leader doesn't even turn up to Parliament most of the time!

[Crumpets]

I'm going to add to this later, but here's a start:

Albania: Socialist Party
Australia: Labor Party
Austria: Social Democratic Party
Belgium: Parti Socialiste or sp.a
Bosnia and Herzegovina: Social Democratic Party or Democratic Front, although if Our Party had a shot at winning, I'd definitely vote for them
     Republika Srpska: Alliance of Independent Social Democrats
Bulgaria: Bulgarian Socialist Party
Canada: New Democratic Party
Croatia: Social Democratic Party
Czech Republic: Social Democratic Party
Denmark: Social Democrats
Estonia: Social Democratic Party
Finland: Social Democratic Party
France: Socialist Party
Germany: Social Democratic Party
Greece: Syriza (formerly Pasok)
Hungary: Democratic Coalition although I'd vote for anybody with a chance to defeat Fidesz or the Jobbiks
Iceland: Social Democratic Alliance, Left-Green Movement, and Bright Future
India: Indian National Congress, although I also support the Bahujan Samaj Party
Ireland: Labour Party
Israel: Meretz, although I'd vote for Labor or Hatnuah if I thought they had a better chance of winning
Italy: Democratic Party, although I may have voted Five Star Movement in 2013
Japan: Democratic Party
Korea (Republic of): New Politics Alliance for Democracy
Kosovo: NISMA and occasionally Democratic Party
Latvia: Concord
Lebanon: Democratic Left Movement
Lithuania: Social Democratic Party
Macedonia: Social Democratic Union of Macedonia
Mexico: Party of the Democratic Revolution
Moldova: Democratic Party
Mongolia: Mongolian People's Party
Montenegro: Democratic Party of Socialists
Netherlands: Labour Party
Norway: Labour Party
Pakistan: Pakistan Peoples Party or Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf
Palestinian Territories: Fatah or Palestinian National Initiative
Poland: Democratic Left Alliance
Portugal: Socialist Party
Romania: Social Democratic Party
Serbia: Democratic Party
Russia: Yabloko and A Just Russia
Slovakia: Direction-Social Democracy
Slovenia: Modern Centre Party or Social Democrats
South Africa: Democratic Alliance
Spain: PSOE or Sortu if I lived in the Basque Country, which I would if I lived in Spain
Sweden: Social Democratic Party, although Sweden has some great minor parties I could see myself supporting in local and European elections
Switzerland Social Democratic Party
Turkey: Republican People's Party and People's Democratic Party
Ukraine: Petro Poroshenko Bloc or Fatherland, neither with much enthusiasm
United Kingdom: Labour Party, although I'd definitely be a swing voter, and would vote for anybody to keep UKIP out of power
     Regional: Scottish National Party, Social Democratic and Labour Party, Plaid Cymru
United States: Democratic Party

[Kingpoleon]

US: Republican
UK: Liberal Democrats-Conservative swing voter
Germany: Christian Democratic Union-Free Democratic Party
Israel: Kulanu-Hatnuah-Likud, depending on candidates
Denmark: Danish Liberal Party(Venstre) or Danish Social Liberal Party(Venstre Radikale)
Australia: Liberal-Palmer United
Italy: Forward Italy
France: Union of a Democrats and Independents
Netherlands: PVV
Spain: PP
India: Independent-NCP
Sweden: Moderate-Centre
Brazil: PMDB

Literally nobody would even consider voting for Radikale in Denmark while voting for the PVV in the Netherlands. You'd probably vote for the VVD in the Netherlands.

Thank you for the quick response! I appreciate it.

[mvd10]

UK: Conservative
Canada: Conservative
USA: Republican, but I would vote Warner, Bill Clinton or Cory Booker over people like Carson or Cruz
Germany: FDP or CDU
Denmark: Venstre
Australia: Liberal party
France: UMP/Republicans
Greece: ND
Poland: Probably Civic Platform, but not really enthusiastic. Don't really know much about Polish political parties so I probably shouldn't have included this one.

VVD in the Netherlands. I am not that enthusiastic about Rutte 2, and I might consider CDA or VNL in the next election but I will probably still end up voting for the VVD.

[smoltchanov]

Russia: Union of Right Forces (i am absolutely "extreme rightist" (but - "western rightist")  by Russian standards)

US: Independent (slightly Democratic-leaning generally, but depends on state of living)

[Lexii, harbinger of chaos and sexual anarchy]

US- Democratic Party/Green swing voter if I lived in a safe state
UK-Labour/ Green-sympathiser /swing voter, may have voted for LibDem before the coalition
Australia-Green/ would vote ALP to keep the coalition away
Austria-Greens
Bolivia- MAS (reluctantly)/Green/Movement without Fear
Brazil-PT (reluctantly)
Canada- NDP
Germany-Die Linke
France-PS/Greens/FG
Greece-Syriza
Ireland-Social Democrats
Israel-Meretz/ Anti Bibi
Italy-Sinistra Ecologia Libertà/PD
Japan-Social Democratic Party
Korea-New Politics Alliance for Democracy
Mexico: Party of Democratic Revolution
Spain-Podemos
Taiwan-Democratic Progressive Party
Venezuela - Mesa de Unidad Democrática

[politicus]

Germany-Die Links
Ireland-Labour

Lol. Why the "Social Liberal wing of FG" in Ireland when you go far left in other countries?

Try this for a decent  Irish centre-left option:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_Democrats_(Ireland)

[Lexii, harbinger of chaos and sexual anarchy]

Germany-Die Links
Ireland-Labour

Lol. Why the "Social Liberal wing of FG" in Ireland when you go far left in other countries?

Try this for a decent  Irish centre-left option:

Fixed. It's easy to forget that not all Irish parties are awful

[Goldwater]

Australia: Liberal
Austria: NEOS
Canada: Conservative
Denmark: Liberal Alliance
Finland: National Coalition Party
France: The Republicans?
Germany: FDP/CDU swing voter, I think
Greece: New Democracy
Ireland: Fine Gael?
Italy: Conservatives and Reformists?
Mexico: PAN
Netherlands: VVD
New Zealand: National most likely, although ACT might also be a good fit.
Norway: Conservative
Sweden: Liberal People's Party?
Switzerland: FDP?
UK: Conservative
US: Republican

[VPH]

US-Democratic Party
UK-Labour or maybe Liberal Democrats because of Corbyn
Canada-NDP
           Quebec-Liberal or Quebec Citizen's Union
           PEI-Liberal
           NB-NDP
           All others-NDP
Australia-Labour
Portugal-Partido Socialista
Spain-Podemos or PSOE
Ireland-Sinn Fein
Greece-SYRIZA
France-Parti Socialiste or Democratic Movement
Germany-The Greens SPD
Austria-SPO
Denmark-Social Democrats or The Alternative
Italy-Democratic Party or Democrazia Solidale
Poland-Democratic Left Alliance
Romania-National Union for the Progress of Romania
Switzerland-Social Democratic Party
Turkey-Republican People's Party
Russia-A Just Russia
Hungary-Politics Can Be Different Hungarian Socialist Party
Brazil-Partido Dos Trabalhadores
Argentina-Front For Victory
Mexico-Citizens' Movement
Japan-Social Democratic Party
Iceland-Social Democratic Alliance
Finland-Social Democratic Party
Sweden-Social Democrats
New Zealand-Labour
Netherlands-Labour Party or Left wing of Christian Democratic Appeal
Belgium-Parti Socialiste
Chile-Party for Democracy
Ghana-National Democratic Congress
India-INC
Israel-Hatnuah
South Korea-NPAD
Czech Republic-Czech Social Democratic Party
Europe-Party of European Socialists

[SATW]

Update time:
USA: Republican Party
Canada: Conservative Party
U.K. Conservative Party
Israel: The Likud (with The Jewish Home and Kulanu being my 2nd and 3rd preferences)
Australia: Liberal Party
France:  Les Républicains (Change from Independent) (I would support Valls if he ever becomes leader of PS, though)
Japan: Liberal Democratic Party
Russia: Independent
Czech Republic: Civic Democratic Party (I've supported some figures on the Czech left, like Milos Zeman, so party affiliation here would be a very loose label for me)
Denmark: Venstre (somewhat reluctantly. I supported Helle Thorning-Schmidt in the summer elections, but I clearly lean center-right in Denmark. Torn between numerous policy planks of Venstre and DPP now, as I've drifted more rightwards, but am very weary of DPP)
Turkey: Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP) (Easy choice for me. Secular and Pro-Kurds).
India: BJP (#TeamModi)
Azerbaijan: New Azerbaijan Party
Argentina:  Propuesta Republicana (PRO)
Netherlands: VVD or VNL (Not sure which one too support. I'm distrustful of VVD and of PVV, who is too extreme for me...)
Spain: Independent (I've decided to cease my support for PP. I am strong supporter and fan of Jose Maria Aznar. Clearly Mariano Rajoy is nowhere near the type of leader that Aznar was)
Italy: Democratic Party (PM Renzi is truly a G-dsend of a leader, imo. I believe Bersculoni, all and all, was an ok PM, but he and the center-right of Italy left a mess and Renzi is cleaning it up)
Norway: Progress Party
Sweden: Swedish Democrats (One of the few countries where I can justify myself in supporting a super controversial party such as this one.)
Germany: CDU (I have increasingly become more and more eurosceptic, but CDU is generally a stable party that is good on other issues I care about)
Venezuela: Mesa de la Unidad Democrática (MUD)
Ireland: Fine Gael, I guess.
Mexico: PAN
New Zealand: National Party

I'm sure I'll add more soon.

[Phony Moderate]

Australia: ALP, in the Albanese/Socialist Left faction. I'm not a fan of Green parties in general but I'd preference them above Labor in certain divisions.
Austria: SPÖ; very much on the left of the party.
Canada: NDP federally, QS in Quebec, NDP in all other provinces I think
Denmark: Probably Red-Green
Finland: SDP
France: Blah...probably the Socialists but not exactly a loyalist.
Germany: Pirates are the most serious of the parties on the left here, so.
Greece: SYRIZA
Ireland: That hard-left alliance bunch who are registering half-decent support at the moment.
Italy: SI
Mexico: No.
Netherlands: SP, and blimey, are Wilders' lot really doing that well at present?!
New Zealand: Labour has always been pretty good here...aside from the Rogernomics fiasco.
Norway: SV
Sweden: Social Democrats
Switzerland: Ditto
UK: On the right of the Hard Left of the Labour Party.
US: Independent, obviously. Would vote for the Warrens, Sherrod Browns and Bernie types but not for the Warners and the Manchins.

[Cranberry]

Updated list (too lazy to search my old post back there somewhere)

Austria: ("other country"?) Quite torn indeed somewhere between Greens, KPÖ and SPÖ, the latter mostly for historical and anti-Strache reasons. Probably would have voted for one of those recent pseudo-socialist no-name (Europa/Wien...)Anders options that no one gave a f about, and then be angry with me for wasting my vote... So, in the end the Greens are probably most finding, though not really enthusiastically and kind of out of lack of better options

Germany: Greens or SPD, the latter one probably once they exchange Gabriel and Steinbrück and all those old male horribles for Kraft
Switzerland: Greens, probably
Czech Republic: Social Democrats, I guess
Slovakia: also Social Democrats
Hungary: LMP seems nice enough, but any non-Jobbik anti-Orban thing will do
Slovenia: Since I'm absolutely no fan of personal party apparatus (a.k.a every single Slovenian party that can do stuff), and the Social Democrats matter as little as they do, this ZL (United Left) party it is, probably
Italy: I'm not the ultra fan of Renzi, but credit where credit is due, so a PD under him is probably as good a choice as any

• South Tyrol: Greens, or maybe even SüdTiroler Freiheit, weren't it for their neo-nazi issues

Switzerland: Greens

UK: since a certain Mr. Corbyn popped up, Labour, at least in England and Wales

• Scotland: SNP
• NI: Sinn Fein

France: EEV
Spain: Podemos

• Basque Country: EH Bildu
• Catalonia: CUP

Greece: SYRIZA, though I'd rather take a bullet to my head than any of these horrendous options, actually
Netherlands: SP
Iceland: Pirate Party
Sweden: Greens
Denmark: this new Alternativet thing sounds not too bad, otherwise Red-Green

Australia: Greens in Melbourne or wherever they have a real chance, ALP everywhere else
Canada: New Democratic Party
New Zealand: Greens

USA: Independent, leaning Democrat (meaning effectively that)

Chile: PS
Japan: SDP

[Asian Nazi]

China: Communist Party of China
Russia: United Russia
Palestine: Hamas
Korea: Korean Workers Party
Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe African National Union - Patriotic Front
South Africa: Economic Freedom Fighters
Venezuela: United Socialist Party of Venezuela
Cuba: Communist Party of Cuba
Mozambique: FRELIMO
France: Front National
Greece: Communist Party of Greece
Italy: Five Star Movement
Scotland: Scottish National Party
Ireland: Sinn Fein
Quebec: Bloc Quebecois
Kurdistan: Kurdistan Workers Party
Syria: Syrian Ba'ath Party

[SATW]

lmao Hamas, Mugabe's party and Front National stick out so much.

[Clark Kent]

lmao Hamas, Mugabe's party and Front National stick out so much.

Do they really, though? They're all vaguely anti-America/West/democracy/capitalism, and most of them are communist or some other far-left ideology.

[Supersonic]

Australia: Liberal
Canada: Conservative
Denmark: Conservative People's Party
Finland: National Coalition
France: UMP
Germany: CDU/CSU
Greece: ND
Ireland: Fine Gael
Netherlands: VVD
New Zealand: National
Norway: Conservative
South Africa: Democratic Alliance
Spain: People's Party
Sweden: Moderate
Switzerland: FDP
UK: Conservative
USA: Republican

The only change I would make to this is Venstre for Denmark instead of Conservative, Les Républicains instead of UMP for France and flirting with AfD in Germany.