> with current electoral law they are unlikely to ever be dislodged. Fortunately, the individual states are not prevented from implementing reforms like Ranked

> with current electoral law they are unlikely to ever be dislodged. Fortunately, the individual states are not prevented from implementing reforms like Ranked Choice Voting, which would allow new parties to form and gain a reputation in politics at least at the state level. If a party repeated that success across multiple states, that could be used to pressure the largest two parties to support similar reforms, like making Congressional districts return multiple representatives (proportional to the vote within that district).