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Which countries have political parties either represented by or named for the color Orange?

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September 01, 2009 05:13 PM
Orange is the party color of: The People First Party in the Republic of China on Taiwan, New Democratic Party of Canada, The Orange Democratic movement in Kenya, June List in Sweeden, and Bharatiya Janata Party, India
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September 01, 2009 05:36 PM
I think there are more.

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September 01, 2009 05:53 PM
Yes, I believe there are more too, but these are the ones I could find, if I can find any more I will post them as a comment. Since you didn't ask for all of them I figured I'd start.

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September 01, 2009 06:23 PM
It's a good start. I seem to remember seeing a British party rosette in orange, and reading about one of the ex-soviet republics having an Orange party.

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September 02, 2009 11:48 AM
I think there's and Orange party in North Ireland, and Orange is the official national colour of Holland (weird, because for Hollanders I think it should be green, or yellow, or even red... *anything* but Orange), so although I don't think any Dutch party would dare to claim orange for themselves, I bet they all try to use it as much as they can.

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September 02, 2009 12:01 PM
How about The Netherlands? Our Royal family are called the House of Orange-Nassau. Our founding father was Willem van Oranje (William of Orange), and our nation has been lead by 'Orange'- family members ever since!

It's even in our national anthem (which is officially the oldest in the world): (translated)
William of Nassau, scion
Of an old Germanic line,
I dedicate undying
Faith to this land of mine.
A prince Of Orange,
I am, undaunted ever free,
To the king of Spain I've granted
A lifelong loyalty.

Belgium has a Chistian Democratic party (CVP), which associates with orange Reference

And as said, I am sure there are many others...

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September 02, 2009 06:46 PM
Yes the Dutch are Orange but are any of the political parties there? By the way, that same Orange is the reason for the Irish Orange, with Prince William coming to the English crown as a Protestant and the color Orange represented the Irish Protestants ever since.

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September 02, 2009 06:47 PM
No, as Orange is seen as the national color, no political party dares claim that color...

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