Taiwan Number One Party

The Taiwan Number One Party (Chinese: 台灣吾黨; pinyin: Táiwān Wúdǎng) was a minor political party in Taiwan.[1]

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Political parties of Taiwan
Nationally represented (Legislative Yuan seats)	Democratic Progressive Party (62) Kuomintang (38) Taiwan People's Party (5) New Power Party (3)
Locally represented	Non-Partisan Solidarity Union Taiwan Solidarity Union Taiwan Statebuilding Party People First Party Green Party Taiwan Labor Party New Party Social Democratic Party
Other parties	List of political parties in Taiwan
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Taiwan Number One Party

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