Pan-Green Coalition

The Pan-Green Coalition is a political alliance in Taiwan led by the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP). It is named after the DPP's official colors. The Pan-Green Coalition favors Taiwanese independence. It used to be the majority group in the Taiwanese legislature but lost to its opponent, the Pan-Blue Coalition, in the 2008 legislative elections.

1. Democratic Progressive Party (DPP)
2. Taiwan Solidarity Union (TSU)
3. Taiwan Independence Party (TAIP)

Though it contains other members, the Democratic Progressive Party makes up the majority of the Pan-Green Coalition. As such, the DPP controls much of the coalition's actions, and is kept in check by other members. The Pan-Green Coalition rarely proposes joint candidates to represent more than one of its member parties.

1. Democratic Progressive Party (DPP)
   • Constituency votes: 3,775,352 (38.2%)
     • Seats won: 13
   • Party list votes: 3,610,106 (36.9%)
     • Seats won: 14
2. Taiwan Solidarity Union (TSU)
   • Constituency votes: 93,480 (0.9%)
     • Seats won: 9
   • Party list votes: 344,887 (3.5%)
     • Seats won: 0
3. Taiwan Constitution Association (TCA)
   • Constituency votes: 3,926 (0.1%)
     • Seats won: 0
   • Party list votes: 30,315 (0.3%)
     • Seats won: 0Adam Carr's Election Archive: 2008 Taiwanese Legislative Election Results

• Wikipedia: Pan-Green Coalition
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• China Post: "Relative of 228 Victim Supports Ma" (February 25, 2008)
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• Consulate of China: "'Green' Taiwan Businessmen Not Welcomed" (May 24, 2007)
• China Post: "'Pan-green' camp slams Ma for 'dwarfing' Taiwan" (February 15, 2006)
• Asia Media: "Pan-Green Supporters to 'Invest' in Radio Stations" (July 15, 2004)