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Political parties in the Bahamas may be "classified", "nonclassified", or "unclassified". Classified parties are "major" or "minor" depending on electoral performance and competitive ability. ^{[citation needed]}

• Progressive Liberal Party (PLP)
• Free National Movement (FNM)
• Bahamas Democratic Party (BDP)
• United Bahamian Party (UBP)
• Bahama Democrat Labour Party (BDLP)

• Bahamas Constitution Party (BCP)
• Democratic National Alliance (DNA)
• Coalition for Democratic Reform (CDR)

• The People's Movement (TPM)
• Bahamas National Coalition Party (BNCP)
• Bahamas Constitution Party (BCP)
• God's People Party (GPP)
• Vanguard Nationalist & Socialist Party (VNSP)

• Independent

• Bahamian Way Forward Movement (BWFM)
• Coalition of Independents (COI)
• Grand Commonwealth Party (GCP)
• Kingdom Government Movement (KGM)
• Justice Labour Party (JLP)
• Righteous Government Movement (RGM)
• United Coalition (independents)

• United Bahamian Party (UBP)
• National Development Party (NDP)
• National Democratic Party
• Bahama Democrat Labour Party (BDLP)
• Social Democratic Party (SDP)
• Workers Party (WP)
• Coalition for Democratic Reform (CDR)
• Vanguard Nationalist & Socialist Party (VNSP)
• Bahamian National Party (BNP)
• Bahamian Democratic Party (BDP)
• Commonwealth Democratic Party (CDP)

• Lists of political parties