Quisqueyano Christian Democratic Party

The Quisqueyano Christian Democratic Party (Spanish: Partido Quisqueyano Demócrata Cristiano) is a minor political party of the Dominican Republic. In the 16 May 2006 election, the party was a member of the defeated Grand National Alliance.

Political parties in the Dominican Republic
Major
  • Dominican Liberation Party
  • Dominican Revolutionary Party
  • Social Christian Reformist Party
Minor
  • Alliance for Democracy
  • Christian Democratic Union
  • Christian People's Party
  • Dominican Humanist Party
  • Dominican Social Alliance
  • Dominican Workers' Party
  • Green Party of Democratic Unity
  • Independent Revolutionary Party
  • Institutional Social Democratic Bloc
  • Liberal Party
  • Movement for Independence, Unity and Change
  • National Civic Veterans Party
  • National Progressive Force
  • National Renaissance Party
  • National Unity Party
  • Popular Democratic Party
  • Quisqueyano Christian Democratic Party
  • Revolutionary Social Democratic Party
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