List of political parties in Ecuador

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This article lists political parties in Ecuador.

Ecuador has a multi-party system with numerous parties, in which usually no single party has a chance of gaining power alone, so parties must work with each other to form coalition governments. However, in the current legislative assembly the PAIS Alliance has 100 deputies, which gives the party an absolute majority.^{[1][needs update]}

Parties[]

Party/Movement				Nº	Founded	Political position	Ideology	Leader	Assembly members	Provincial Prefects	Mayors
		[es] Movimiento Centro Democrático	CD	1	2012	Centre	Progressivism Social democracy	Jimmy Jairala	48 / 137	0 / 23	14 / 221
		Popular Unity Movement Movimiento Unidad Popular	UP	2	2014	Left-wing	Revolutionary socialism Primordialism	Geovanni Atarihuana	0 / 137	1 / 23	14 / 221
		Patriotic Society Party Partido Sociedad Patriótica	PSP	3	2002	Centre-right	Populism Personalism	Lucio Gutiérrez	1 / 137	0 / 23	0 / 221
		Citizen Revolution Movement Movimiento Revolución Ciudadana	RC	5	2016	Left-wing	Progressivism Democratic socialism	Marcela Aguiñaga	47 / 137	2 / 23	0 / 221
		Social Christian Party Partido Social Cristiano	PSC	6	1951	Right-wing	Christian democracy Conservatism	Carlos Falquez	14 / 137	6 / 23	73 / 221
		[es] Partido Avanza	AVANZA	8	2012	Centre-left	Social liberalism Social democracy	Álvaro Castillo	2 / 137	1 / 23	8 / 221
		Democratic Left Party Partido Izquierda Democrática	ID	12	1970	Centre-left	Social liberalism Social democracy	Guillermo Herrera	15 / 137	1 / 23	6 / 221
		AMIGO Movement Movimiento AMIGO	AMIGO	16	2020	Right-wing	Anti-communism Liberal democracy	Pedro José Freile	0 / 137	0 / 23	0 / 221
		Ecuadorian Socialist Party Partido Socialista Ecuatoriano	PSE	17	1926	Centre-left	Social democracy Pluralism	Enrique Ayala Mora	2 / 137	0 / 23	14 / 221
		Pachakutik Plurinational Unity Movement Movimiento de Unidad Plurinacional Pachakutik	MUPP	18	1995	Centre-left to left-wing	Indigenism Primordialism	Marlon Santi	25 / 137	5 / 23	20 / 221
		[es] Movimiento Democracia Sí	DSÍ	20	2018	Centre to centre-left	Big tent Pluralism	Gustavo Larrea	1 / 137	1 / 23	30 / 221
		CREO Movement Movimiento CREO	CREO	21	2012	Right-wing	Neoliberalism Elite party	Guillermo Lasso	13 / 137	1 / 23	34 / 221
		[es] Partido SUMA	SUMA	23	2012	Centre-right	Liberal democracy Economic liberalism	Guillermo Celi	0 / 137	2 / 23	13 / 221
		[es] Movimiento Construye	MC25	25	2012	Centre-left	Social liberalism Pluralism	Iván Rodríguez	1 / 137	0 / 23	0 / 221
		[es] Movimiento Nacional Juntos Podemos	MNJP	33	2012	Centre-left	Third Way Personalism	Paúl Carrasco	0 / 137	1 / 23	20 / 221
		MOVER Movement Movimiento Verde Ético Revolucionario y Democrático	MOVER	35	2021[2]	Centre-left	Green politics Environmentalism	Patricio Barriga	0 / 137	0 / 23	28 / 221

See also[]

• List of political parties by country
• Liberalism and radicalism in Ecuador

References[]

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