No, it has decreased
The feeling of attachment or loyalty we have for a political party
party identification
Party Loyalty -Brey
This saying is applied to political parties. It means that it is your job to serve your country before you serve the party you belong to.
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a loyalist is someone who maintains loyalty to an established grovernment, political party, ect.
Colorado has no firm allegiance to either political party and usually has a divided loyalty in elections.
Political system based on militarism, extreme nationalism, and blind loyalty to the state and its leader. (Hitler)
A person that does not consistently vote for one party or the other. Swing states are those with uncertain party loyalty and leadership that can throw their support to a candidate from either political party.
In the late nineteenth century, factors such as economic class, regional identity, and ethnic background played significant roles in shaping party loyalty. However, individual policy issues or ideological alignments often did not significantly determine party loyalty, as many voters remained committed to their party due to longstanding traditions, family ties, or community pressures rather than specific political beliefs. Additionally, the influence of party machines and patronage systems often overshadowed individual political preferences, further contributing to a loyalty that was more about allegiance than policy alignment.
The political party or organization to which you belong or with which you are registered. In most U.S. states as well as other countries, a person who registers to vote is asked to declare a choice of political party. Thus, there are "registered" Democrats, Republicans, Libertarians, etc., and that is the affiliation. It once was common to issue membership cards to supporters of political parties or organizations. Thus, the term "card-carrying member" of a given party or group.
Use of public offices as rewards for political party work is known as "Spoils System." The system is popular in numerous nations