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- adjective supported by both sides
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Examples
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America has a two-party system, rather than a multiparty structure.
Robert Slayton: Republican Chances in 2012 Robert Slayton 2011
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America has a two-party system, rather than a multiparty structure.
Robert Slayton: Republican Chances in 2012 Robert Slayton 2011
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The Beltway Establishment continues to treat Republicans with deference and respect and invite them on their Sunday morning programs because it refuses to accept that the stable two-party system no longer exists.
Matthew Yglesias » Charles Lane Doubles Down on Civil War Analogy, Then Backs Away 2010
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But Al, what evidence is there that the two-party structure is breaking down?
Matthew Yglesias » Charles Lane Doubles Down on Civil War Analogy, Then Backs Away 2010
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At this point they are virtually content-free, and live off some consistent lines of rhetoric and the single degree of freedom in our two-party system, i.e. they are the Not Democrats.
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But Al, what evidence is there that the two-party structure is breaking down?
Matthew Yglesias » Charles Lane Doubles Down on Civil War Analogy, Then Backs Away 2010
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I would say the rise of the two-party system in Congress is almost entirely attributable to single-member districts with first-past-the-post voting.
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Non-condorcet winners get elected infrequently because people vote strategically, which is why you see continued two-party dominance in Australia, land of the transferable vote.
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But Al, what evidence is there that the two-party structure is breaking down?
Matthew Yglesias » Charles Lane Doubles Down on Civil War Analogy, Then Backs Away 2010
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Basically, one two-party system fell apart and another quickly rose in its place, though it took a couple of cycles for it to shake out.
Matthew Yglesias » Charles Lane Doubles Down on Civil War Analogy, Then Backs Away 2010
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