Template:Political parties of Italy

v · d · e	Political parties in Italy (complete version, historical parties)
The Union	Olive Tree (Democrats of the Left – Democracy is Freedom – Daisy) – Communist Refoundation Party – Democratic Left Minor: Rose in the Fist (Democratic Socialists – Italian Radicals) – Party of Italian Communists – Italy of Values – Federation of the Greens – Popular–UDEUR Micro: European Republican Movement – Democratic Republicans – Italian Democratic Socialist Party – United Consumers – Middle-of-the-Road Italy Regional: South Tyrolean People's Party – Trentino Tyrolean Autonomist Party – Valdotanian Renewal – Southern Democratic Party – Sardinia Project
House of Freedoms	Forza Italia – National Alliance – Union of Christian and Centre Democrats – Lega Nord Minor: Christian Democracy for the Autonomies – Movement for Autonomy – Pensioners' Party – Tricolour Flame – Social Action Micro: New Italian Socialist Party – Italian Republican Party – Liberal Reformers Regional: Veneto for the European People's Party – Sardinian Reformers – Sardinian People's Party – Sardinian Democratic Union – New Sicily
Others	Micro: Italian Associations in South America – Italians in the World Regional: Valdotanian Union – Edelweiss Aosta Valley – Autonomist Federation – Union for South Tyrol – The Libertarians – North-East Project Complete list

In order to be included in this template a party needs to fulfil at list one of the following conditions:

having at least a MP or a MEP;
having at least two regional deputies, elected in the same Regional Council;
having a minister or a deputy-minister;
having a President of Region or a President of Province or a Mayor of a big town/city;
having scored more than 1% in the last general/european election at the national level;
having scored more than 4% in the last regional (provincial in the case of Bolzano and Trento) election.

The parties are classified as:

major: parties which scored more than 4% in the last general/european election at the national level (or having at least 30 MPs);
minor: parties which scored between 0.5% and 4% in the last general/european election at the national level (or having at least 5 MPs);
micro: parties which scored less than 0.5% in the last general/european election at the national level (or having less than 5 MPs);
regional: minor or micro-parties active only in one Region.

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