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Despite overall declining rates of voter attachment to parties in the United States, which political party has seen a growing lead in party affiliation since 2016?

▸ Republicans

▸ libertarians

▸ socialists

▸ Democrats

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Keeping the Republic: Power and Citizenship in American Politics

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Authors: Barbour, Wright

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