This is a partial list of symbols and labels used by political parties and groups around the world. Some symbols are associated with a worldwide ideology or movement, and used by many different parties that support that ideology. Other are country-specific.
Colors
Worldwide
- Black â" anarchism, fascism, people of African descent
- Blue â" conservatism, Judaism, men, American progressivism
- Brown â" Nazism, fascism, people of Latin American origin
- Gold â" capitalism, right-libertarianism
- Green â" environmentalism, Islam, capitalism, agrarianism
- Lavender â" homosexuality, transgenderism
- Orange â" Christian democracy, populism, mutualist anarchism
- Pink â" homosexuality, feminism, women, social democracy
- Purple â" centrism, monarchism or royalism
- Red â" democratic socialism, socialism, communism, American conservatism, social democracy
- Saffron â" Hindu nationalism
- White â" monarchism, pacifism, (with violet) asexuality, people of European descent, anti-communism, Italian Christian democracy
- Yellow â" liberalism, libertarianism, East Asian people
India
- Deep Sky Blue â" Indian National Congress
- Red â" Left Front
- Saffron â" Bharatiya Janata Party
- White â" other parties and independents.
Ireland
- Blue - Fine Gael
- Red - Labour Party
- Green - Fianna Fáil
- Dark green - Sinn Féin
- Purple - Social Democrats
United Kingdom
- Blue - Conservative Party
- Red - Labour Party
- Amber - Lib Dems
- Yellow - SNP
- Green - Green Party
- Purple - UKIP
United States
- Red â" Republican Party; Socialist Workers Party; Socialist Alternative Party; Party for Socialism and Liberation; Socialist Party USA and Communist Party USA
- Blue â" Democratic Party
- Blue and buff â" Modern Whig Party, colours used by the whiggamores
- Dark blue â" one of the official colors of the Justice Party
- Green â" Green Party
- Purple â" politically mixed or moderate regions; Constitution Party, Veterans Party of America
- White or grey â" senior citizens, third parties (other than the Greens), independent candidates and voters
- Yellow with dark grey, sometimes gold with dark blue or purple â" Libertarian Party
Icons
Worldwide
- Red flag â" socialism and communism
- Red star â" marxism and communism
- Hammer and sickle â" marxism-leninism and communism
- Red Rose â" social democracy and democratic socialism
- Circumscribed A â" anarchism
- Letter V â" voluntarism (anarchocapitalism)
- Fasces â" fascism
- Swastika â" national-socialism/nazism
- Celtic cross â" white nationalism, neo-nazism
- Crown â" monarchism
- Bird in flight (mostly dove)â" liberalism, libertarianism
- Antifascist Circle â" mid 20th century European social democracy and anti-fascists
- Sunflower â" Green politics
- Eagle â" nationalism, patriotism, conservativism
- Christian cross â" Christian theocracy
Brazil
- Red Star â" Workers' Party (Brazil)
- Toucan â" Brazilian Social Democracy Party
Colombia
- letter C â" Colombian Conservative Party
- letter L â" Colombian Liberal Party
- letter U â" Social National Unity Party ("Party of the U")
Denmark
- letter A â" Social Democrats
- letter B â" Social Liberal Party
- letter C â" Conservative People's Party
- letter F â" Socialist People's Party
- letter I â" Liberal Alliance
- letter K â" Christian Democrats
- letter N â" People's Movement against the EU
- letter O â" Danish People's Party
- letter à â" Red-Green Alliance
- letter V â" Venstre, Liberal Party of Denmark
India
Pakistan
- Ostriches â" Social Democratic Movement of Pakistan
- Cricket Bat â" Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf
- Arrow â" Pakistan Peoples Party
- Sunflower â" Green Party of Pakistan
- Tiger â" Pakistan Muslim League (N)
- Balance â" Jamaat-e-Islami Pakistan (JI)
- Book - Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (JUI)
- Kite - Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM)
Slovakia
- Flying dove â" Free Forum
- Stork â" Christian Democratic Movement
- Christian cross â" Christian Democratic Movement
- Red Star â" Communist Party of Slovakia
- Eagle â" Slovak National Party
- Blue cube â" Slovak Democratic and Christian Union â" Democratic Party
- Letter S â" People's Party â" Movement for a Democratic Slovakia
United Kingdom
- Red Rose â" Labour Party
- Scribbled Oak Tree â" Conservative Party
- Welsh Dragon â" Former logo of Plaid Cymru; also appeared alongside the thistle, daffodil and clover leaf on the post-war Tory logo
- Stylised P-shaped Flag â" Pirate Party UK
- Pound sign â" UK Independence Party
- Saltire â" the Scottish National Party and Scottish Conservative Party both use stylised saltires in their party logos
- Sunflower â" Scottish Green Party
- Torch â" Former logo of the Labour Party (1920s to 1983) and the Conservative Party (1980s to 2006).
- Union Flag â" Used in the logos of the Ulster Unionist Party, Democratic Unionist Party, British National Party, Conservative Party (traditional), amongst others
- Welsh Poppy â" Plaid Cymru
- Liberty Bird â" Liberal Democrats
- White Rose - Logo of Yorkshire First, symbol of Yorkshire as a whole
United States
References
External links and references
- Emblems and logos for registered political parties in Great Britain