12 parties active in Belgium today, biggest at the last election first. Click a card for its history.
Nieuw-Vlaamse Alliantie
2001–present
The New Flemish Alliance of Prime Minister Bart De Wever, a Flemish nationalist party; the largest since 2010.
Vlaams Belang
2004–present
Vlaams Belang, a far-right Flemish nationalist party.
Mouvement Réformateur
2002–present
The Reformist Movement, the French-speaking liberals.
Parti Socialiste
1978–present
The Socialist Party, the French-speaking socialists.
PVDA–PTB
1979–present
The Workers' Party, a far-left party running in both regions.
Les Engagés
2022–present
Les Engagés, the French-speaking centrists (formerly the Humanist Democratic Centre).
Vooruit
1978–present
Vooruit, the Flemish social democrats.
Christen-Democratisch en Vlaams
1968–present
Christian Democratic and Flemish.
Open Vlaamse Liberalen en Democraten
1992–present
Open Vld, the Flemish liberals.
Groen
1976–present
Groen, the Flemish greens.
Ecolo
1980–present
Ecolo, the French-speaking greens.
DéFI
1964–present
DéFI, a French-speaking liberal party based in Brussels.