The American political party switch refers to the transition of ideologies and voter demographics between the Democratic and Republican parties, primarily in the mid-20th century. This shift saw Democrats becoming more liberal and Republicans more conservative, influenced by civil rights, social issues, and regional realignments. The switch culminated in a reversal of party platforms on issues like civil rights, leading to a significant reconfiguration of political landscapes and alliances in the United States.

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