Democratic National Alliance (Antigua and Barbuda)

The Democratic National Alliance (DNA) is a political party in Antigua and Barbuda. Formed in 2004, it aimed to provide an alternative to the two dominant parties, the Antigua Labour Party (ALP) and the United Progressive Party (UPP).

The DNA contested general elections in Antigua and Barbuda, seeking to address issues such as economic diversification, good governance, and social justice. The party's platform has typically included proposals for constitutional reform and greater transparency in government.

Throughout its history, the DNA has faced challenges in gaining significant electoral support. While it has not secured any seats in Parliament, it continues to participate in the political process, advocating for its policy positions and seeking to broaden its base of support among the Antiguan and Barbudan electorate. The party's performance in elections has varied, and it remains a smaller player in the nation's political landscape.