Every election cycle, Washington convinces itself that this will be the moment voters finally come home. Republicans think frustrated Americans will sprint back to the GOP once Democrats take a stance that is too radical or progressive. Democrats are convinced suburban moderates will return the favor the moment Republicans nominate someone who tweets before thinking. They’re both wrong.
A growing share of voters is doing something far more interesting: walking away from both parties altogether. A growing body of evidence suggests that this isn’t a fluke or a phase. It may be the early signal…
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