| The European results demonstrate the dealignment of political loyalties that has been accelerating under New Labour. |
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| Key focus areas are voter turnout and participation, group voting behavior, the expansion of suffrage, and political realignment and dealignment. |
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| This happens, for example, with dealignment, dirty or damaged muting sensors. |
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| While the decline in party identification suggests there may have been a dealignment in American politics, voting behaviour suggest there has not. |
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| It's called dealignment, and it's fine – as long as you think Ukip, the Greens or assorted nats – Scots and Welsh, Irish and English – have the answer. |
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| Research suggests that, through partisan dealignment, the proportion of voters in Western democracies who retain their long-term partisan identities has been reduced. |
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| Schell interprets this as part of the much-heralded dealignment of American politics. |
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| At the same time, however, long-term social trends, in particular urbanization, dealignment of the electorate, and the rise of postmaterialism, were not reversed. |
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| The surface potential decrease may arise from reasons that are not connected with the dealignment of polar monomers and the relaxation of polymeric fragments. |
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| Cognitive Mobilization and Partisan Dealignment in Advanced Industrial Democracies. |
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