These were significant and consequential changes to the constitutional order, and analysts would soon describe American politics as having a “two-party system.” As for DiSalvo’s assertion ...

In Cincinnati in 1951, PR put an African-American attorney ... RCV breaks the grip of the two-party system in another way, by solving the problem of spoiler candidates and boosting voter engagement.

With few exceptions, the two-party system prevails in the U.S., even when ... Enter Donald Trump, whose seismic impact on American politics generally, and the Republican Party in particular ...

We need an electoral system that breaks the current stranglehold of the two-party monopoly ... that will allow the American people to reassert our power over a party system that is badly broken ...

The United States has been a two-party ... restoring the American dream for every citizen of this great nation," the Republican National Committee said, introducing its 2024 party platform ...

Trump suggested he has “methods” for seeking a third presidential term. Constitutional law scholars are skeptical.