Long-term cycles in American national electoral politics occur more rapidly than previously believed

American electoral politics have been characterized by frequent and regular cycles of support for the Republican and Democratic parties. A new study has found that these cycles, and the shifts in party control that accompany them, occur more frequently than previously thought; it also presents a theoretical model for explaining them.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news123768453.html">Long-term cycles in American national electoral politics occur more rapidly than previously believed</a></p> <p>American electoral politics have been characterized by frequent and regular cycles of support for the Republican and Democratic parties. A new study has found that these cycles, and the shifts in party control that accompany them, occur more frequently than previously thought; it also presents a theoretical model for explaining them.</p>