A process by which the superiority of a dominant political party diminishes without another party supplanting it is described as

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Dealignment refers to a decline in loyalty to traditional political parties, leading to a rise in independent or third-party voters. In this process, the dominant political party may see a decrease in support without another party taking its place. This can occur due to various factors such as changing political attitudes, generational shifts, or disenchantment with traditional party politics.

A Process by Which the Superiority of a Dominant Political