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The Union Election Commission (UEC) announced on April 8 that 77 parties have applied for political registration with the Union Election Commission (UEC), and 56 have been granted registration so far.

With the general elections scheduled for December this year, the Union Election Commission (UEC) has announced on April 8 that those who wish to apply for political party registration should apply by May 9 to allow the Union Election Commission to complete the process of establishing and registering political parties, and to allow political parties to have sufficient time to conduct election-related activities/campaigns.

Following the UEC’s announcement, 77 parties have applied for political registration with the Union Election Commission (UEC) as of May 9.

As of May 9, 27 parties have applied to the UEC under Section 3 of the Political Parties Registration Law, and 50 parties have applied for continued establishment and registration as political parties under Section 25 of the Political Parties Registration Law, making a total of 77 parties, the UEC announced.

The Union Election Commission is reportedly continuing to scrutinize the application to allow the group to establish a party.

In addition, the UEC has so far granted registration to 56 parties.

As of February 20, 2025, the political parties that the UEC has granted registration to are (1) Union Solidarity and Development Party, (2) Myanmar People’s Democratic Party, (3) New Democracy Party (Kachin), (4) Phal-Saw Democratic Party, (5) National Unity Party, (6) Arakan Leadership Party, (7) Thai (Shan) National Development Party, (8) Shan (Thai) Unity Party, (9) Rakhine National Force Party, (10) Pa-O National Organization (PNO) Party, (11) Myo National Party, (12) Lisu National Development Party (Dulay Party).

(13) Khami National Development Party, (14) Akha National Development Party, (15) Inn National League Party, (16) Kokang Democracy and Unity Party, (17) Karen National Democratic Party, (18) Karen People’s Party, (19) Kokang Democratic Party of Shan State, (20) Naga National Party, (21) Danu Ethnic Peoples’ Democracy Party, (22) People’s Pioneer Party, (23) National Political Democratic Party, (24) National Political Alliances Party, (25) Federal Democratic Party, (26) People’s Workers’ Party, (27) Myanmar Peasants’ Development Party,

(28) Shan and Ethnic Peoples’ Democratic Party, (29) Democratic Party, (30) Democratic Force Labor Party, (31) Women’s Party (Mon), (32) Myo Ethnic Development Party, (33) New National Democracy Party, (34) National Interests Progress Party, (35) “Wa” National Party, (36) Khumi National Party, (37) New National Political Energy Party, (38) United Nationalities Democracy Party, (39) Union Peace and Unity Party, (40) Myanmar Peasants and Workers People’s Party, (41) Modern People’s Party, (42) Labor Party, (43) National Democratic Force Party, (44) 88 Generation Students and Youth (Union of Myanmar) Party, (45) Union of Myanmar National Political League Party, (46) People’s Party, (47) People’s Party, (48) Mon Progress Party, (49) Peace Brokers Party, (50) Diversity and Peace Party, (51) Kachin State People’s Party, (52) Mon Unity Party, (53) Union Farmers and Workers Party, (54) Socio-Economic Promotion Party, (55) Unity and Development Party, and (56) Kayah State People’s Party