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The '''Reform Party''' can refer to a number of current and disbanded political parties of various ideologies.
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==North America==

===Canada===
*[[Reform Party of Canada]], a major political party in Canada from 1987 until 2000 when it became the [[Canadian Alliance]]
**[[Reform Party of Alberta (1989–2004)]]
**[[Reform Party of Alberta (2016–present)]]
**[[Reform Party of Ontario]]
**[[Reform Party of British Columbia]]
**[[Manitoba Reform Party]] (defunct)
*[[Reform movement (pre-Confederation Canada)]], Canadian political movement agitating for responsible government

===United States===
*[[Toleration Party]] (American Toleration and Reform Party), founded in Connecticut in the 1810s
*[[Reform Party (19th-century Wisconsin)]], a short-lived coalition of the 1870s
*[[Reform Party of the Hawaiian Kingdom]]
*[[Reform Party of New York State]]
*[[Reform Party of the United States of America]], founded in 1995 by Ross Perot
**[[Reform Party of Minnesota]], supporters of the above, now the Independence Party
**[[American Reform Party]], factional offshoot from the Reform Party of the United States, which only endorsed other party candidates
*[[Reform Party of Syria]], a United States lobbying organization
*[[Reform Party (Mormon)]], founded by Joseph Smith in 1844; went defunct that same year

==Europe==
===Baltic States===
*[[Estonian Reform Party]]
*[[Patriotic Party]] (defunct) of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, active in the late 18th century
*[[Reform Party (Latvia)]] (2011–2016)

===British Territories and Dependencies===
*[[Gibraltar Reform Party]]<!--Overseas Territory, diplomatically UK as sovereign state-->
*[[Reform Jersey]]<!--Crown Dependency, diplomatically UK as sovereign state-->

===United Kingdom===
*[[English Democrats]] (Reform UK), a small UKIP splinter group active during 2000–2004
*[[Reform UK]],  a British right-wing political party

===Others===
*[[Reform Party (Northern Cyprus)]]
*[[Party of Reform]] (Moldova), now called [[Liberal Party (Moldova)|Liberal Party]]
*[[Reform Party (Norway)]] (2004–2009), founded to oppose user-financing of highway construction 
*[[Reform Party (Norway, 1974)]] (defunct), active in 1974–75, split from Anders Lange's Party
*[[Viðreisn]], sometimes referred to as the Reform Party

==Africa==
*[[Reform Party (Mauritius)]]
*[[Reform Party (Ghana)]]
*[[Reform Party (Rhodesia)]]
*[[Reform Party (Kenya)]]
*[[Reform Party (South Africa)]]
*[[Reform and Renaissance Party]] (Egypt)
*[[Egyptian Reform Party]]
*[[Reform and Development Misruna Party]] (Egypt)

==Asia and Oceania==
*[[New Zealand Reform Party]] (defunct)
*[[Reform Party (Palestine)]]
*[[Reform Party (Philippines)]]
*[[Reform Party (Singapore)]]
*[[Shinui]], which means reform in Hebrew, an Israeli party.
*[[Al-Islah (Yemen)]], which means reform in Arabic, a Yemeni party
*[[Reformers' Party]], active in Iran during late Qajar and early Pahlavi dynasty
*[[Reform Party (Northern Mariana Islands)]]
*[[Reform Party (South Korea)]]
*[[Partido para sa Demokratikong Reporma|Partido Reporma]], which means Reform Party in the Philippines
*[[People's Reform Party]], a political party in the Philippines founded by Miriam Defensor Santiago

==See also==
*[[Reform and Development Party (disambiguation)]]
*[[Reformist Party (disambiguation)]]

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