People's United Party (South Korea)

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People's United Party 민중연합당
Leader	Son Sol Lee Gwang-seok Kang Seung-cheol
Founded	27 February 2016 (2016-02-27)
Dissolved	15 October 2017 (2017-10-15)
Succeeded by	Minjung Party
Headquarters	Hanheung Building, 29-28, Yeongdeungpo-dong 7-ga, Yeongdeungpo District, Seoul
Membership (2016)	21,712[1]
Ideology	Progressivism[2] Left-wing nationalism[3]
Political position	Left-wing
Colors	Orange
Slogan	The hope of the 99% (99%의 희망 99%-ui huimang)
Website
99people.kr
Politics of South Korea Political parties Elections

The People's United Party was a left-wing political party in South Korea that was formed on 27 February 2016. Many of its members came from the Unified Progressive Party.

The party participated in the 2016 South Korean legislative election and the 2017 South Korean presidential election but none of its candidates won.

The party was officially combined with New People's Political Party on 15 October 2017, as the new party named Minjung Party.