But through the 20th century, power migrated from party bosses to the candidates.
In the Netherlands, the surging anti-immigrant partisans of Geert Wilders were kept in check only by the governing centrist party migrating rightward and the splintering of the rest of the vote across many parties through proportional representation.
As the evening wore on and the drinks flowed, groups of talking TEDsters grew bigger and louder, and the party began migrating into the aquarium's dark places.
In part because of civil rights and in part because of abortion, she noted, "well-off intellectuals began migrating to the Democratic party", creating a feedback loop that drove Republicans further to the right on reproductive issues.
Actual political might has been migrating away from the parties, never mind the people who go to parties, more rapidly than ever.
Later, the party migrated a few blocks south to the Lansky Lounge, where Mr. Hendra, draped in Mardi Gras beads and compliments, settled into a seat beside his wife.
Hundreds of activists – once shut out from the political system – migrated into the party, hoping to topple the PRI, bringing their pro-poor agenda with them in the process.
Careworkers are not overtly coerced to migrate, and each party in the global care chain appears to benefit from her participation: women who employ migrant caregivers are able to pursue opportunities in the public sphere; migrant caregivers are able to send money home; and their children and sending nations benefit economically from these remittances.
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The Christian Democratic Union, the main conservative party of Europe's most powerful country, Germany, is in a state of severe disarray as a result of a fund-raising scandal, prompting fears that voters will migrate to rightist parties.
