United Labour Party (Papua New Guinea)

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The United Labour Party is a political party in Papua New Guinea founded in 2019. Like other Labour parties around the world, it is closely linked to the trade union movement, and presents itself as defending the interests of workers. They have 8 seats in the National Parliament of Papua New Guinea. The party's founder, Sam Basil, was killed in a car crash just before the 2022 Papua New Guinean general election.^[1]

Electoral results

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Results
Election	Seats
2022^[2]	3

References

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^ "PNG's general election delayed after Deputy Prime Minister Sam Basil dies in a car crash". ABC News. 2022-05-12. Retrieved 2022-05-12.
^ "Commonwealth to observe Papua New Guinea's 2022 national elections". Commonwealth. Archived from the original on 4 June 2022. Retrieved 2022-06-05.

v t e Political parties in Papua New Guinea
Parliamentary	Pangu Pati (23) People's National Congress (22) National Alliance Party (12) United Resources Party (10) People's Party (9) United Labour Party (8) People's Progress Party (5) Our Development Party (3) National Party (2) Country Party (2) Social Democratic Party (1) People's Labour Party (1) T.H.E. Party (1) Papua New Guinea Party (1) Melanesian Liberal Party (1) People's Movement for Change (1) People's Democratic Movement (1) United Party (1) PNG One Nation Party (1) Allegiance Party (1) Melanesian Alliance Party (1) Independent (1) Unconfirmed¹ (11)
Extra-Parliamentary	Christian Democratic Party Coalition for Reform Party PNG Constitutional Democratic Party Greens New Generation Party People's Action Party People's First Party People's United Assembly Star Alliance Party
Bougainville	Bougainville Independence Movement Bougainville Labour Party Bougainville People's Alliance Party Bougainville People's Congress New Bougainville Party
Former parties	Advance PNG Party Black Action Party Conservative Party Indigenous People's Party Kingdom First Party Labour Party League for National Advancement Liberal Party Movement for Greater Autonomy Nation Transformation Party National Advance Party National Front Party National Vision for Humanity One People Party Pan Melanesian Congress Papua Besena People's Resources Awareness Party People's Solidarity Party People's Unity Party PNG First Party PNG Revival Party Rural Development Party Rural Pipol's Pati
Portal:Politics List of political parties Politics of Papua New Guinea ¹ Confirmation of party membership not received by the Registrar (2 September 2019)

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Electoral results

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