Democratic Party (Mendoza)

Democratic Party Partido Demócrata

President	Richard Gustavo Battigion
Founders	Emilio Civit, Benito Villanueva
Founded	July 31, 1931
Preceded by	National Democratic Party
Headquarters	Sarmiento 667, Mendoza, Argentina
Youth wing	Juventud del Partido Demócrata de Mendoza
Ideology	Conservatism
National affiliation	Republican Proposal
Colours	Yellow, blue, green, red
Seats in the Chamber of Mendoza	2 / 38
Seats in the Senate of Mendoza	1 / 37
Website
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The Democratic Party of Mendoza (Spanish: Partido Demócrata de Mendoza) is a provincial conservative party in Mendoza Province, Argentina. It was founded around 1930.

Since the return of the democracy in 1983, the party has been the third political force in Mendoza, except in 1999 when it won the second position in the elections.

It was member of the national Recrear electoral alliance led by Ricardo López Murphy although in 2007 it supported the presidential bid of Roberto Lavagna rather than López Murphy.

Political parties in Argentina

Parliamentary parties

Chamber of Deputies (257)	Justicialist/Front for Victory (98) Republican Proposal (41) Radical Civic Union (40) United for a New Alternative (36) Civic Front for Santiago (6) Civic Coalition ARI (4) Workers' Left Front (4) Socialist (4) Freemen of the South Movement (3) Neuquén People's Movement (2) PDC (1) Proyecto Sur (1) GEN Party (1) Other minor parties (7)

Senate (72)	Justicialist Party/Front for Victory (48) Radical Civic Union (8) Republican Proposal (6) United for a New Alternative (3) Neuquén People's Movement (2) Civic Coalition ARI (1) Proyecto Sur (1) GEN Party (1) Independents (2)

Minor parties

Provincial parties

Buenos Aires (Action for the Republic
Front for Change/Social Pole
Party of Buenos Aires Unity
Renewal Front
Union of the Democratic Centre)
Córdoba (Alliance Union of Cordoba
New Party)
Corrientes (Autonomist Party of Corrientes
Front for Everyone
Front of the New Party
Liberal Party of Corrientes
New Corrientes Party)
Mendoza (Democratic Party)
Misiones (Front for the Renewal of Concord)
Neuquén (Neuquén People's Movement)
Salta (Salta Renewal Party)
San Luis (Federal Commitment
Union and Liberty Party)
Santa Fe (Democratic Progressive Party)
Santiago del Estero (Civic Front for Santiago)
San Juan (Renewal Crusade)
Tierra del Fuego (Fueguino People's Movement)
Tucumán (Republican Force Tucumán)

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