Asia Pacific Democrat Union

The Asia Pacific Democrat Union (APDU) is an international association of member parties close to the International Democrat Union. Sri Lankan former Prime Minister Ranil Wickramasinghe is the current chairperson of the Asia Pacific Democrat Union.

Members
Country Party Abbr Color Legislative Seats Total as percentage Status
Lower House Upper House
 Australia Liberal Party LPA Blue
61 / 151
29 / 76
 36.7% In government
 Bangladesh Nationalist Party BNP Blue
4 / 350
 Unicameral legislature only 1.14% In opposition
 Canada Conservative Party CPC
PCC		 Blue
121 / 338
32 / 105
 29.12% In opposition
 Republic of China (Taiwan) Kuomintang KMT Blue
35 / 113
 Unicameral legislature only 30.97% In opposition
 Chile National Renewal RN Blue
19 / 120
8 / 38
 17.09% In government
 El Salvador Nationalist Republican Alliance ARENA Blue, white and red
35 / 84
 Unicameral legislature only 41.67% In opposition
 India Bharatiya Janata Party BJP Saffron
303 / 543
85 / 245
 53.80% In government
 Indonesia National Awakening Party PKB Green
47 / 560
 Nonpartisan chamber 8.40% In government
 South Korea United Future Party UFP Pink
118 / 295
 Unicameral legislature only 40.00% In opposition
 Maldives Democratic Party MDP Yellow
65 / 87
 Unicameral legislature only 74.71% In government
 Mongolia Democratic Party AN Sky blue
9 / 76
 Unicameral legislature only 11.84% In opposition
   Nepal Rastriya Prajatantra Party RPP Blue
37 / 601
 Unicameral legislature only 6.16% In opposition
 New Zealand National Party NP Blue
56 / 121
 Unicameral legislature only 46.28% In opposition
 Sri Lanka United National Party UNP Green
106 / 225
 Unicameral legislature only 47.10% In opposition
 United States Republican Party R/GOP Red
199 / 435
53 / 100
 47.10% In government
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