Which one of the following is true of party identification in the American electorate since the 1930s?

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Since the 1930s, there have been more Democrats than Republicans in the American electorate. This is known as the Democratic advantage, which was established during the New Deal era and has largely continued since then. However, there have been fluctuations in party identification over time, and the proportion of both Democrats and Republicans has decreased slightly, while the proportion of Independent voters has increased.

Which One of the Following Is True of Party Identification