Statt Party

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Statt Party STATT Partei - Die Unabhängigen
Leader	Robert W. Hugo
Founded	1993
Headquarters	Hamburg
Membership (March 2001)	200
Ideology	Populism
Website
http://www.statt-partei.de
Politics of Germany Political parties Elections

The Statt Party (German: STATT - Partei Die Unabhängigen) is a minor political party in Germany.

Founded in 1993 in Hamburg, the party won 5.6% in the Hamburg state election^[1] and formed a coalition with the Social Democratic Party of Germany. In 1997 the party lost all seats.^[2]

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External links[]

• Party webpage, retrieved on 2009-07-26, (in German)

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