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Third Parties in Congress

There are 25 third parties that have had members elected to Congress. How many can you name?
As of September 28th, 2024, according to this Wikipedia article and this Senate article
Not counting Independents
Federalists, Anti-Federalists, Democratic-Republicans, and Whigs are considered part of the two-party system
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# of Senators
# of Representatives
Political Party
6
39
People's Party (Populist)
0
19
Greenback Party
4
13
Farmer–Labor Party of the United States
7
9
Liberal Republican Party
1
14
Progressive Party (Bull Moose)
11
0
Union Party
1
8
Progressive Party (La Follette)
5
4
Silver Republican Party
2
6
Readjuster Party
7
0
Unconditional Union Party
5
0
American Party (Know Nothing)
5
0
Free Soil Party
4
0
Nullifier Party
0
3
Labor Party
1
2
Law and Order Party
2
1
Silver Party
0
3
Socialist Party of America
0
2
American Labor Party
1
1
Conservative Party of New York State
0
2
Constitutional Union Party
0
2
Liberal Party of New York
0
1
Anti-Monopoly Party
0
1
Libertarian Party
1
0
Liberty Party
0
1
Prohibition Party
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