Aging increases strength of party attachment and political participation (until the infirmities of old age make it harder to participate).

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Research has shown that as people age, they tend to become more strongly attached to their political party and also tend to participate more in political activities, such as voting and attending rallies or meetings. This is often referred to as the "life cycle effect" in political science. However, as people become more physically or mentally frail in old age, their ability to participate may decline.

Aging Increases Strength of Party Attachment and Political Participation (Until