Europe The most successful electorally British single issue party is the pro-Brexit UKIP which later due to its success started to formulate other policies. As its consequences started to become clear, its former leader Nigel Farage left and founded the Brexit Party, renamed Reform UK as the withdrawal process gained momentum. Other single issue parties in the UK are anti-devolution Abolish the Scottish Parliament Party and Abolish the Welsh Assembly Party, animal rights advocates Animal Protection Party and the Animal Welfare Party and the pro fox-hunting Countryside Party. There was also the electoral reform advocates No Candidate Deserves My Vote! party. In 2019, an anti-environmentalist Polish political party called the Party of Drivers () was formed with the aim of "fighting for the rights of drivers and hauliers". In Norway, there is also a party called Patient Focus (Norway) as a support movement for an expansion of the Alta hospital in Finnmark. North America The Anti-Masonic Party opposed Freemasonry. Rent is Too Damn High is focused on housing. Oceania In Australia, a number of single issue parties have been elected to federal and state parliaments such as the Animal Justice Party, Dignity for Disability, the Australian Reason Party, Australian Motoring Enthusiast Party. See also Big tent Identity politics Issue voting Protest vote Voting bloc References