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The paradox of our politics
Our nation’s polarized politics violates traditional theories of voting, which hold that parties move to the center to appeal to as many voters as possible. Today, incentives compel parties to do the opposite by appealing to their base. It’s as if the magnetic force field that once induced parties to appeal to moderate and independent voters has been reversed. But in an unexpected way, the party that ignores these new incentives has the best chance of winning. Appealing to what is called the median voter still decides elections because the Republican and Democratic parties are so competitive. Provided that neither party is dominant, both unable to attract a majority coalition, moderate

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