In a typical presidential election, the two major parties generally can expect to gather in 80 percent of the vote no matter whom they nominate.

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Historically, in U.S. presidential elections, the Democratic and Republican parties have dominated the electoral landscape, collectively garnering a significant majority of the vote due to their established bases, regardless of the specific candidates they nominate. This reflects the entrenched two-party system in the United States.

In a Typical Presidential Election, the Two Major Parties Generally