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The Three-Party Problem

By Yascha Mounk · Oct 5, 2026, 12:00 AM CDT

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Alternatives to the two-party system struggle to gain a foothold, and voters might not be any happier with the candidates who emerge.

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The piece provides no data on actual voter preferences, election results, or specific third‑party movements that could illustrate the claimed lack of happiness.

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