When voters identify with a political party in repeated elections, it is referred to as which of the following?

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Party alignment refers to voters consistently identifying with a political party over multiple elections. Bipartisanship refers to cooperation between two parties, factionalization refers to divisions within a party, realignment refers to a shift in the dominant political party in a country, and an electoral coalition refers to a temporary alliance of different groups for a specific election.

When Voters Identify with a Political Party in Repeated Elections