Rainbow Coalition

Rainbow Coalition may refer to:

• Rainbow/PUSH Coalition, a U.S. political organization, originally separate entities named PUSH and the National Rainbow Coalition
• Green-Rainbow Party, a U.S. political party, originally separate entities named the Massachusetts Green Party and the Rainbow Coalition of Boston
• Rainbow Coalition (Fred Hampton), an alliance of various U.S. political organizations, including Jose Cha Cha Jimenez and the Young Lords.
• National Rainbow Coalition, a former Kenyan political alliance
• The 24th Government of Ireland, formed by Fine Gael, Labour and Democratic Left parties
• Lipponen I Cabinet and Lipponen II Cabinet (1995-2003), with parties from all parts of the left-right spectrum, were the original "rainbow coalitions" (sateenkaarihallitus) in Finland. Katainen Cabinet and its successor Stubb Cabinet were also characterized as rainbow coalitions.
• The Mizrahi Democratic Rainbow Coalition in Israel
• A group of political parties in Belgium, formed in 1999 under the premiership of Guy Verhofstadt (see Belgium#Government and politics)
• Any coalition government composed of a coalition of several ideologically unrelated political parties united by opposition to one or more dominant parties.
• Rainbow (Netherlands), an alliance of Dutch left-wing political parties from 1989 to 1990.
• (Canada) The informal name of a group of independent MPs in May/June 1990 before they started calling themselves Bloc Québécois.

See also:

• Rainbow (disambiguation)
• Rainbow (Greece), a political party in Greece
• Coalition