Third Party Movement

Third-party movement refers to a situation where a political party or candidate that is not part of the main two parties (like Democrats and Republicans in the U.S.) actively campaigns or advocates for change. These groups often aim to introduce new ideas, address issues ignored by major parties, or provide alternative options for voters. They may influence election outcomes by drawing support away from major candidates or by highlighting specific policies. Essentially, third-party movements expand the political landscape, offering different perspectives and representing diverse interests beyond the dominant two-party system.