The division between the two major parties on most policy issues, with members of each party unified around their party's positions with little crossover, is called

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Partisan polarization refers to the increasing divide between the two major parties on most policy issues, with members of each party being more unified around their party's positions and less likely to cross over and support the other party's policies. This has contributed to increased gridlock in Congress and difficulty in passing legislation.

The Division Between the Two Major Parties on Most Policy