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All presidents since X have been Democrat or Republican
1853
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Democrats and Republicans combined regularly win over X of the vote in presidential elections
95%
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2020 Presidential Election Dems and Reps won a combined X
98.1%
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People reluctant to give money to parties they know that will X
Cannot compete with two main parties in terms of expenditure, organisation, staff, media etc
Lose
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Lack of X coverage, as they are seen as not newsworthy
Media
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Success for smaller candidates brings problems - X of key policies by one or both the major parties
co-optation
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Bill Clinton and the congressional Republicans adopted policies to deal with X flagship policy, to do with the federal budget deficit
Perot
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1968 George Wallis - X Electoral College votes
45
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1968 George Wallis - X of the total vote
13%
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1992 - Ross Perot - No electoral college votes with X of total vote
19%
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Perot managed to finish second in X states
2
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In Maine, Perot received 30.44% of the vote - ahead of X
Bush
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In Utah, Perot received 27.34% of the vote—ahead of X
Clinton
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2000 Election - Nader's X votes for the Green party in Florida
100,000
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2000 Election - Bush beat Gore by a mere X votes.
537
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2000 Election - Bush won in New Hampshire by 7,000, Nader won over X votes.
22,000
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Even the best-known parties fail to put their candidate on the ballot in every state - 2016 Green Party Candidate Jill Stein on the ballot in X states
44
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2016 Green Party Candidate X
Jill Stein
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Republican - Democrat Number of Seats after Midterms
222-213
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In 2020, retiring GOP Congressman X changed his registration to Libertarian, making him the LP's first and only member to officially sit in the US Hous
Justin Amash
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Currently X independent senators
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Became independent in December 2022 - elected in 2018 (so is up for elections in 2024). Importantly though, she was elected a Democrat
Kyrsten Sinema
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Elected twice, in 2012 and 2018, both times as an independent candidate
Angus King
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Elected in 2018 as an Independent (previously elected to the Senate as the Democratic candidate). However, he did stand to be the Democratic nomination for both the 2020 and 2016 presidential elections
Bernie Sanders
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Suggestions that the USA has a X party system with individual state parties being autonomous and ideologically varied
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The Texas Republican Party is very different to that of the X Republican Party
Massachusetts
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The California Democratic Party is very different to the X one
Georgian
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All X state governors are D or R
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Bill Walker independent Governor of X until 2018
Alaska
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Lincoln Chafee independent Governor of X until 2015
Rhode Island