Alyansang Bayanihan ng mga Magsasaka, Manggagawang-Bukid at Mangingisda (ABA) is an alliance of farmers, fisher folk, urban poor, and supporters of the traditional natural Filipino family. Its members include reputable organizations such as: the Federation of Free Farmers (FFF), the pioneer peasant organization founded by Dean Jeremias U. Montemayor in 1953; the Agri-Aqua Development Coalition Mindanao; the Philippine Association of Tobacco Farmers Cooperatives; the Provincial Cooperative Unions of Davao, Davao Oriental, and Occidental Mindoro; a network of communities, organizations, and NGO’s for the urban poor; and the Kanlungan ng Buhay, a network of organizations for the traditional natural family. Since the mid-1990s, the ABA has been at the forefront of efforts to protect the Filipino family.

Akbayan is envisioned to be a major vehicle for the projection and pursuit of a progressive reform agenda which has, thus far, been bypassed and neglected by the Philippine government. Akbayan primarily stands for program-based politics. It seeks to transform the dominant practice of personality-and-patronage-based politics. It aims to break the tradition of shady dealings and horse-trading between and among politicians towards more participatory and rational decision-making - Sikatuna Village, Quezon City.

ALAGAD Party-List was founded in November 1997. Accredited by the COMELEC in the same year representing the urban poor sector. ALAGAD’s advocacy is anchored on the alleviation of extreme poverty in this country. This is palpably manifest in the nature of the House Bills and Resolutions so far filed and its strong involvement in poverty-related and socially-driven committees.

An Waray Party List is a democratic multi-sectoral party-list organization that envisions a just, progressive and peaceful Filipino society characterized by its principles 'katilingban' [sense of community], 'kahimyang' [peace] and kauswagan [progress] through the adoption of a community-based and peace oriented development agenda. The name AN WARAY was adopted by its founders. AN WARAY PARTY LIST was founded in 2001 by Metro Manila-based Filipinos whose ethnic roots are from the Eastern Visayas.

Lakas ng masa sa Kongreso at lansangan! In our unceasing struggle for national freedom and democracy, for social emancipation and transformation, a political party has been formed to amplify the voice of the people's movement. Party of the toiling masses - West Kamias, Quezon City.

The Alliance for the Common Good or Ang Kapatiran is a Comelec-registered national political party that stands on a platform with clear and specific policy objectives all aimed at enhancing the common good, promoting the politics of virtue and the politics of duty.

ANG LADLAD is a national organization of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender Filipinos. Our members are either LGBT organizations or individuals, or their heterosexual supporters. In Filipino, “magladlad” means to unfurl the cape that used to cover one’s body as a shield. It means to come out of the closet, to assert one’s human rights as equal to that of the next Filipino. Thus, it means to take one’s place in the sun, with dignity intact. ANG LADLAD is running for party-list elections for Congress in the May 2010 elections. Thus, it is bound to make history.

Alliance of Volunteer Educators. Sa layuning higit na maisulong ang kapakanan ng mga mag-aaral, guro, magulang, at ng higit na nakararaming Pilipino, minabuti ng AVE na lumahok sa halalan bilang isang partylist.

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Our name is our message. It embodies our core idea and ideals - peple first, their interest and welfare above all. Bayan Muna ( People First ) was established on September 25, 1999 to fill a vacuum in the Philippine parliamentary arena for a genuine alternative political party. Its purpose : to unswervingly push the people's agenda for basic reform and fearlessly expose and oppose government policies which disadvantage the people. Its target: to place genuine people's representatives in congress dedicated to the "New Politics" of principles and issues, not the traditional politics of personalities and patronage. This is also called the "Politics of Change."

Citizens' Battle Against Corruption (CIBAC) is a multi-sectoral organization composed of qualified voters dedicated towards fighting graft, corruption and cronyism in government and in promoting ethical conduct and righteousness in public service and the rule of law - ang sandata ng bagong sambayanan.

Gabriela Women's Party is a sectoral party dedicated to promoting the rights and welfare of marginalized and under-represented Filipino women through participation in the country's electoral system and organs of governance. Gabriela Women's Party seeks to harness the potential, initiative, skills and leadership of marginalized women towards empowerment, justice and equality.

Kabataan Partylist is the first and only youth party-list group in Philippine Congress today. Kabataan is a large network of energized and pro-active young people who are leaders in various organizations, formations and barkadas. Our members from across the regions represent diverse interests, backgrounds and social status, tied by a common vision of a better future for the youth and for the nation. Together with some of its founding organizations - the National Union of Students, College Editors Guild, the League of Filipino Students, Student Christian Movement of the Philippines, Anakbayan and Kabataang Artisa para sa Tunay na Kalayaan – Kabataan Party-list vigorously campaigns for youth and students’ interests and demands concerning education and employment.

The Nacionalista Party (NP) has the distinction of being the most enduring political party not only in the Philippines but also in Asia. The 21st century witnesses the passing of the baton of leadership to Senator Manuel "Manny" Villar.

The Partido ng Manggagawa (Labor Party) was borne out of the realization that trade unionism, which is generally limited to struggles at the plant level, is not enough to confront the effects of globalization. Workers have to struggle in the parliamentary arena where it could attain significant reforms and enact pro-labor legislation amidst the offensive of capital in order to become "globally competitive" - Quezon City.