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Half of Americans do not identify with either major party. They are not nearly as "split" as the partisans that try to control the political discourse.
by jandrewrogers 5y ago
Half of Americans do not identify with either major party. They are not nearly as "split" as the partisans that try to control the political discourse.
- periphrasis 5y agoYet most unaffiliated voters “lean”, often very strongly, towards one party or the other. Most estimates put true independent/swing voters at only 3-4% of the electorate.
- scythe 5y agoThere's a big equivocation between your post and GP's: "American" => "voter". But people who are not well-represented by the two major parties are probably less likely to vote.
- blaser-waffle 5y agoIf they're not Americans then how are they voting?
- drewcoo 5y agoBecause the very least of two evils is neither.