The remnants of the party became known as the
National Democratic Front Party (,
Ḥizb al-Jabhat al-Wataniyah ad-Dīmuqrātiyah), which still operates and which participated among others in the
2003 Yemeni parliamentary election, where it failed to win a seat and got 0.12% of the vote. During the
Yemeni Revolution, it issued a statement demanding elections to be held as planned on April 27, stressing its importance for political pluralism and the peaceful transfer of power. In September 2014, it signed a statement expressing support for the
Houthi takeover in Yemen, which also underlines that this takeover would represent the people of Yemen and not only the
Houthis. While two other center-left parties that initially supported the
Houthis,
Al-Ahrar Organization and the
Yemeni Labour Party, later got into conflict with them, the National Democratic Front Party continued to support the Houthis over the years. On 19 April 2019, the new general secretary
Nashwan Nusayr an-Nusayri called on the parties, forces and political organizations that oppose the "aggression", to continue their efforts and strengthen the unity of the "home front". Particularly, he criticized the "occupation" of the eastern governorates and
Soqotra by "aggressor countries". On the other hand, he also stated support for a national dialogue to reach a "honorable and just" peace. == See also ==