82% of New Voters Reject Democrats and Republicans... Is This the End of the Two-Party System?

Chris Cuomo highlighted a trend that should have the Democrats and Republicans quaking in their boots: a staggering 82% of new voter registrations since 2020 have been for Independents.

It’s no secret that the American political landscape is in serious flux right now.

Chris Cuomo

recently highlighted a trend that should have the Democrats and Republicans quaking in their boots: a staggering 82% of new voter registrations since 2020 have been for Independents. Let that sink in for a moment—82%. That’s not just a statistic; it’s a warning sign that the days of the two-party system are numbered.

For too long, the two major parties have treated Americans like pawns in their endless game of political chess. They demand loyalty, but what have they really offered in return? More division, more gridlock, and a government that seems increasingly out of touch with the people it’s supposed to serve. As Cuomo rightly pointed out, “Americans should be averse to hollow conformity, and that's what the parties are at this point.” He’s spot on. The parties have become little more than hollow shells, focused more on winning elections than on governing effectively.