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If the GOP keeps losing, when would a viable replacement party emerge? (search mode)

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At which presidential election?

#1 2020		2 (3.4%)
#2 2024		9 (15.5%)
#3 2028		6 (10.3%)
#4 2032		3 (5.2%)
#5 2036		3 (5.2%)
#6 2040		3 (5.2%)
#7 2044		0 (0%)
#8 After 2044		2 (3.4%)
#9 Never would happen		25 (43.1%)
#10 The Dems. would be challenged from the left		5 (8.6%)

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Topic: If the GOP keeps losing, when would a viable replacement party emerge? (Read 5615 times)

Simfan34
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If the GOP keeps losing, when would a viable replacement party emerge?

« on: April 26, 2015, 05:29:05 PM »

Let us assume the GOP keeps on losing presidential elections. By which point would a third party come along that can seriously replace the GOP as the main right-of-center party? Or is it more likely that a new party would come along to challenge the Democrats from the left, making them the main right-wing party?

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Simfan34
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Re: If the GOP keeps losing, when would a viable replacement party emerge?

« Reply #1 on: April 26, 2015, 07:01:26 PM »

Yes, but what if they didn't change?

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