List of political parties in Turkey

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Turkey is a presidential republic with a multi-party system. Major parties are defined as political parties that received more than 7% of the votes in the latest general election and/or represented in parliament. Minor parties are defined as political parties that have fulfilled the requirements of the Supreme Election Council (Yüksek Seçim Kurulu in Turkish, abbreviated as YSK) and don't have any representatives in the parliament. Forming a political party without prior permission is a constitutional right, but the Interior Ministry may delay registering a new party for years, [1] [2] so the party cannot stand in elections. [3]

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If the ID and serial number of a person's Turkish identity card is known, anyone can query their political party membership via the website of the General Prosecution Office of the Supreme Court of Appeal or mobile phone messages. [4] [5]

Political parties represented in the Turkish Parliament

General information about the parties holding seats in the Grand National Assembly as of June 2023: [6]

#PartyLeaderPositionIdeologyMPsMetro. Mun.ProvincesDistrictsProvincial
councillors		Municipal
Assemb.
1AK PARTY Justice and Development Party
Adalet ve Kalkınma Partisi		 Recep Tayyip Erdoğan Right-wing National conservatism
Right-wing populism
265 / 600
12 / 30
12 / 51
356 / 973
592 / 1,282
8,174 / 20,952
2CHP Republican People's Party
Cumhuriyet Halk Partisi		 Özgür Özel Centre-left Kemalism
Social democracy
126 / 600
14 / 30
21 / 51
337 / 973
300 / 1,282
6,558 / 20,952
3DEM PARTY Peoples' Equality and Democracy Party
Halkların Eşitlik ve Demokrasi Partisi		 Tülay Hatimoğulları Oruç
Tuncer Bakırhan 		Centre-left
to left-wing 		Regionalism
Minority rights
Kurdish nationalism
57 / 600
3 / 30
7 / 51
65 / 973
132 / 1,282
1,414 / 20,952
4MHP Nationalist Movement Party
Milliyetçi Hareket Partisi		 Devlet Bahçeli Far-right [7] Ultranationalism
National conservatism
50 / 600
0 / 30
8 / 51
122 / 973
207 / 1,282
2,715 / 20,952
5İYİ PARTİ Good Party
İYİ Parti		 Müsavat Dervişoğlu Centre-right
to right-wing 		Kemalism
National conservatism
37 / 600
0 / 30
1 / 51
24 / 973
14 / 1,282
488 / 20,952
6DEVA PARTİSİ Democracy and Progress Party
Demokrasi ve Atılım Partisi		 Ali Babacan Centre-right [12] Liberal conservatism
Pro-Europeanism
15 / 600
0 / 30
0 / 51
1 / 973
1 / 1,282
40 / 20,952
7SAADET Felicity Party
Saadet Partisi		 Temel Karamollaoğlu Right-wing National Outlook
Islamism
20 / 600
0 / 30
0 / 51
1 / 973
0 / 1,272
72 / 20,952
9HÜDA PAR Free Cause Party
Hür Dava Partisi		 Zekeriya Yapıcıoğlu Far-right Islamic fundamentalism
Minority rights
4 / 600
0 / 30
0 / 51
0 / 973
0 / 1,282
23 / 20,952
8YENİDEN REFAH New Welfare Party
Yeniden Refah Partisi		 Fatih Erbakan Far-right National Outlook
Islamism
4 / 600
1 / 30
1 / 51
39 / 973
22 / 1,282
1,027 / 20,952
11DP Democratic Party
Demokrat Parti		 Gültekin Uysal Centre-right Liberal conservatism
Pro-Europeanism
3 / 600
0 / 30
0 / 51
2 / 973
0 / 1,282
55 / 20,952
10TİP Workers' Party of Turkey
Türkiye İşçi Partisi		 Erkan Baş Left-wing
to far-left 		Communism
Marxism-Leninism
3 / 600
0 / 30
0 / 51
1 / 973
1 / 1,282
36 / 20,952
13DBP Democratic Regions Party
Demokratik Bölgeler Partisi		 Çiğdem Kılıçgün Uçar
Keskin Bayındır		 Left-wing Regionalism
Minority rights
2 / 600
0 / 30
0 / 51
0 / 973
0 / 1,282
0 / 20,952
12EMEP Labour Party
Emek Partisi		Seyit Aslan Far-left Communism
Marxism-Leninism
2 / 600
0 / 30
0 / 51
0 / 973
0 / 1,282
11 / 20,952
14DSP Democratic Left Party
Demokratik Sol Parti		Önder Aksakal Centre-left Ecevitism
Social democracy
1 / 600
0 / 30
0 / 51
1 / 973
0 / 1,282
28 / 20,952

Other political parties

Other parties eligible to contest in elections (by March 2023) [13]

PartyLeaderPositionIdeologyMPsMetro. Mun.ProvincesDistrictsProvincial council.Municipal Assemb.
AB PARTİJustice Unity Party
Adalet Birlik Partisi		İrfan Uzun
0 / 600
0 / 30
0 / 51
0 / 973
0 / 1,282
0 / 20,952
AP Justice Party
Adalet Partisi		Vecdet Öz Centre-right Liberal conservatism
Kemalism
0 / 600
0 / 30
0 / 51
0 / 973
0 / 1,282
0 / 20,952
ANAP Motherland Party
Anavatan Partisi		İbrahim Çelebi Centre-right Liberal conservatism
0 / 600
0 / 30
0 / 51
0 / 973
0 / 1,282
6 / 20,952
BTP Independent Turkey Party
Bağımsız Türkiye Partisi		Hüseyin Baş Radical centre Civic nationalism
Kemalism
0 / 600
0 / 30
0 / 51
0 / 973
0 / 1,282
1 / 20,952
BÜYÜK BİRLİK Great Unity Party
Büyük Birlik Partisi		 Mustafa Destici Far-right Turkish Islamonationalism
0 / 600
0 / 30
1 / 51
14 / 973
11 / 1,282
261 / 20,952
GELECEK PARTİSİ Future Party
Gelecek Partisi		 Ahmet Davutoğlu Centre-right to Right-wing Conservatism
Pro-Europeanism
0 / 600
0 / 30
0 / 51
0 / 973
0 / 1,282
11 / 20,952
GENÇPARTİ Young Party
Genç Parti		Hakan Uzan Centre Economic liberalism
Secularism
0 / 600
0 / 30
0 / 51
0 / 973
0 / 1,282
0 / 20,952
HAK-PAR Rights and Freedoms Party
Hak ve Özgürlükler Partisi		Düzgün Kaplan Kurdish nationalism
Federalism
0 / 600
0 / 30
0 / 51
0 / 973
0 / 1,282
0 / 20,952
HKP People's Liberation Party
Halkın Kurtuluş Partisi		Nurullah Ankut Far-left Communism
Left-wing nationalism
0 / 600
0 / 30
0 / 51
0 / 973
0 / 1,282
0 / 20,952
MEMLEKET Homeland Party
Memleket Partisi		 Muharrem İnce Centre Kemalism
Pro-Europeanism
0 / 600
0 / 30
0 / 51
0 / 973
0 / 1,282
10 / 20,952
MİLLET Nation Party
Millet Partisi		Cuma Nacar Right-wing National conservatism
Turkish nationalism
0 / 600
0 / 30
0 / 51
0 / 973
0 / 1,282
0 / 20,952
MİLLİ YOL National Path Party
Milli Yol Partisi		Remzi Çayır Far-right Turkish-Islamic nationalism
Social conservatism
0 / 600
0 / 30
0 / 51
0 / 973
0 / 1,282
1 / 20,952
SOL PARTİ Left Party
SOL Parti		Önder İşleyen Left-wing to Far-left Socialism
Left-wing populism
0 / 600
0 / 30
0 / 51
1 / 973
0 / 1,282
5 / 20,952
TKH Communist Movement of Turkey
Türkiye Komünist Hareketi		Aysel Tekerek Far-left Communism
Marxism–Leninism
0 / 600
0 / 30
0 / 51
0 / 973
0 / 1,282
0 / 20,952
TKP Communist Party of Turkey
Türkiye Komünist Partisi		 Kemal Okuyan Far-left Communism
Marxism–Leninism
0 / 600
0 / 30
0 / 51
0 / 973
0 / 1,282
9 / 20,952
VATAN PARTİSİ Patriotic Party
Vatan Partisi		 Doğu Perinçek Far-left Ulusalism
Eurasianism
0 / 600
0 / 30
0 / 51
0 / 973
0 / 1,282
0 / 20,952
YTP New Turkey Party
Yeni Türkiye Partisi		Engin Yılmaz Right-wing Social conservatism
Right-wing populism
0 / 600
0 / 30
0 / 51
0 / 973
0 / 1,282
0 / 20,952
ZAFER PARTİSİ Victory Party
Zafer Partisi		 Ümit Özdağ Far-right Ultranationalism
Anti-immigration
0 / 600
0 / 30
0 / 51
0 / 973
0 / 1,282
0 / 20,952

General information on other political parties registered in the Ministry of Interior:

Abbr.Party NameTurkish nameLeader(s)PositionIdeologyDate of foundation
1920 TKP Socialist Liberation Party Toplumcu Kurtuluş Partisiİsmail KaplanFar-left Communism, Marxism–Leninism 2012
SA Socialist Alternative Sosyalist AlternatifCollective leadershipFar-left Socialism, Trotskyism 2013
DSİP Revolutionary Socialist Workers' Party Devrimci Sosyalist İşçi PartisiTuna Emren, Şenol KarakaşFar-left Trotskyism 1997
DİP Revolutionary Workers' Party Devrimci İşçi PartisiÖmer Sungur SavranFar-left Trotskyism 2007
LDP Liberal Democratic Party Liberal Demokrat PartiGültekin TırpancıCentre to centre-right Classical liberalism 1994
TSİP Socialist Workers' Party of Turkey Türkiye Sosyalist İşçi PartisiTurgut KoçakFar-left Communism, Anti-revisionism 1993
YURT-P Homeland Party Yurt Partisi Sadettin Tantan Centre-rightConservatism2002
TURAN Great Turan Movement Party Büyük Turan Hareketi PartisiVarol EsenFar-rightNationalism, Turanism 2014
ÖTÜKEN Ötüken Union Party Ötüken Birliği PartisiÇağatay Korkut KörüklüFar-rightNationalism, Pan-Turkism 2017
ULUSAL National Party Ulusal Parti Gökçe Fırat Çulhaoğlu Far-leftNationalism2010
MMP National Struggle Party Milli Mücadele PartisiAhmet KayaNationalism
Kemalism		2014
YEŞİLLER Green Party Yeşiller PartisiÖzlem Teke Taşdemir (female spokesperson)
Koray Doğan Urbarlı (male spokesperson)		Left-wing Ecofeminism 2020
YEŞİL SOL PARTİ Green Left Party Yeşil Sol Parti Eylem Tuncaelli, Naci SönmezLeft-wingGreen politics2012
KPWomen's PartyKadın PartisiFatma Benal YazganFeminism2014
MEP Centre Party Merkez Parti Abdurrahim Karslı Centre to centre-right Liberal 2014

Former

Inactive parties

The following parties are inactive, and they are not listed in the active political parties list by the Supreme Court of Appeal. [14]

Party NameTurkish nameAbbr.IdeologyPosition
Democracy Party of Turkey & Kurdistan Türkiye Kürdistan Demokrasi PartisiT-KDPKurdish nationalismBig tent
Alternative and Change Party Alternatif ve Değişim PartisiAL PARTİConservativeRight-wing
Nation and Justice Party Millet ve Adalet PartisiMİLAD
People's Ascent Party Halkın Yükselişi PartisiHYPSocial democracyCentre-left
Turkey's Change Movement Türkiye Değişim HareketiTDHSocial democracyCentre-left
Social Reconciliation Reform and Development Party Toplumsal Uzlaşma Reform ve Kalkınma PartisiTURK-PNationalism
Independent Republican Party Bağımsız Cumhuriyet PartisiBCPNationalism
Electronic Democracy Party Elektronik Demokrasi Partisie-PartiLiberalSingle-issue

Defunct and historical parties

These are some of the parties that were dismantled because of their internal dynamics, mergers, inability to find electoral base or through governmental intervention, for instance following the Turkish coups d'état.

Defunct and historical parties
Party NamePositionNotes
Alternative Party (Alternatif Parti)Right-wingConservative
Participatory Democracy Party (Katılımcı Demokrasi Partisi)Centre-leftdissolved in 2019
Anatolia Party (Anadolu Partisi)Centre-leftdissolved in 2015
Democratic Left People's Party (Demokratik Sol Halk Partisi)Centre-leftdissolved in 2010
New Turkey Party (2002) (Yeni Türkiye Partisi)Centre-leftjoined CHP in 2004
Social Democracy Party (SODEP) (Sosyal Demokrat Parti)Centre-leftmerged with People's Party to form Social Democratic Populist Party (SHP) in 1985
People's Party (Halkçı Parti)merged with SODEP to form Social Democratic Populist Party (SHP) in 1985
Social Democratic Populist Party (Sosyaldemokrat Halkçı Parti)Centre-leftmerged with CHP in 1995
Socialist Democracy Party (Sosyalist Demokrasi Partisi)Left-wingmerged to Peoples' Democratic Party in 2015
People's Communist Party of Turkey (Halkın Türkiye Komünist Partisi)Far-leftdissolved in 2017
Republican Villagers Nation Party (Cumhuriyetçi Köylü Millet Partisi)Nationalistmerger of two parties, replaced by MHP in 1969
Nationalist Task Party (Milliyetçi Çalışma Partisi)Nationalistreplaced by MHP in 1992
Nationalist Democracy Party (Milliyetçi Demokrasi Partisi)Nationalistdissolved 1986
Rights and Equality Party (Hak ve Eşitlik Partisi)Nationalist, Populistdissolved 2019
Greens of Turkey (Yeşiller Partisi)Green politicsmerged with EDP to form Greens and the Left Party of the Future (Yeşiller ve Sol Gelecek Partisi) in 2012.
Equality and Democracy Party (Eşitlik ve Demokrasi Partisi)Green politicsmerged with the Greens to form Greens and the Left Party of the Future (Yeşiller ve Sol Gelecek Partisi) in 2012.
Justice Party (Adalet Partisi)Conservative, right-wingclosed on 12 September 1980
Communist Party (Komünist Parti)Far-leftMember of United June Movement, Initiative of Communist and Workers' Parties and International Meeting of Communist and Workers' Parties. Founded in 2014, Dissolved in 2017
Democrat Party (Demokrat Parti)Centre-right1946-1961
Nation Party (Millet Partisi)Right-wing1948–1953 and 1962–1977
New Party (Yeni Parti)dissolved 2012
Democratic Party (Demokrat Parti)Centre-right1970-1980
Democratic Center Party (Demokratik Merkez Partisi)Right-wingmerged into DYP on September 14, 1991
True Path Party (Doğru Yol Partisi)Centre-rightmerged with Motherland Party into Democrat Party (Turkey, 2007) in 2007
New Turkey Party (1961) (Yeni Türkiye Partisi)Right-wingjoined to Justice Party in 1973
People's Voice Party (Halkın Sesi Partisi)Right-wingdissolved in 2012
Turkey Party (Türkiye Partisi)Centre-rightdissolved in 2012
Liberal Republican Party (Serbest Cumhuriyet Fırkası)Centre-right, Liberaldissolved itself in 1930
Liberty Party (Hürriyet Partisi)Liberaljoined CHP in 1958
National Salvation Party (Milli Selâmet Partisi)Sunni Islamistclosed on 12 September 1980
National Development Party (Milli Kalkınma Partisi)Sunni Islamist

Banned parties

These are some of the parties that were banned through extraordinary courts or the Constitutional Court of Turkey.

Banned parties
Party NamePositionNotes
Fatherland Party (Vatan Partisi)Left-wingbanned in 1954
Workers Party of Turkey (Türkiye İşçi Partisi)Far-leftbanned in 1971, represented in the national senate in early 1960s. (1961–1987) eventually merged with the Communist Party of Turkey in 1987.
United Communist Party of Turkey (Türkiye Birleşik Komünist Partisi)Far-leftbanned in 1991; ban found contrary to Article 11 (freedom of association) of the European Convention on Human Rights, 1998 (1987–1991)
Labour Party (Emek Partisi)Far-leftban found contrary to Article 11 (freedom of association) of the European Convention on Human Rights, 2005, and re-established
Progressive Republican Party (Terakkiperver Cumhuriyet Fırkası)Conservativebanned on 3 June 1925 (1924–1925)
National Order Party (Milli Nizam Partisi)Sunni Islamistbanned on 20 May 1971 (1970–1971)
Welfare Party (Refah Partisi)Sunni Islamistbanned on 16 January 1998; (1983-1998)

ban upheld by European Convention on Human Rights 2003

Virtue Party (Fazilet Partisi)Sunni Islamistbanned on 22 June 2001; (1998-2001) ECHR case withdrawn by applicant 2005
People's Labor Party (Halkın Emek Partisi)Kurdish nationalistbanned in July 1993 (1990-1993)
Democracy Party (Demokrasi Partisi)Kurdish nationalistbanned on 16 June 1994; found contrary to Article 11 (freedom of association) of the European Convention on Human Rights, 2002 (1993-1994)
People’s Democracy Party (Halkın Demokrasi Partisi)Kurdish nationalistbanned on 13 March 2003; found contrary to Article 11 (freedom of association) of the European Convention on Human Rights, 2010 (1994-2003)
Democratic Society Party (Demokratik Toplum Partisi)Kurdish nationalistbanned on 11 December 2009; ECHR case ongoing (2005-2009)[ citation needed ]
Great Turkey Party (Büyük Türkiye Partisi)Turkish nationalistbanned in 1983

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