Though they will not themselves advocate change, the Conservatives have opened the door to a fundamental overhaul.Dave of the thousand days?Some suggest that the new coalition represents a realignment of politics towards the centre-right.
However, more recently, as Republican political official Karl Rove exalted McKinley as the agent of sweeping political realignment in the 2000s, some scholars, such as David Mayhew, questioned whether the 1896 election truly represented a realignment, thereby placing in issue whether McKinley deserves credit for it.
Polls show that the public generally favours the Democratic Party's platform, which shouldn't be surprising considering the Democrats' broad victory in the recent election.Political analysts often conclude that decisive elections represent a permanent realignment of the electorate.
This election may or may not represent a party realignment, but it has certainly rewritten politics in the information age.
It represents a radical realignment of power in Indonesia and its early results are mixed and contradictory.
It's unclear at this point whether Duterte's new political realignment with China represents a bargaining stance with the U.S. or the beginning of a new, tectonic realignment in the international relations of Southeast Asia.
The creation of saltmarsh through the managed realignment of sea defences, implemented in NW Europe as a sustainable coastal defence option, represents a substantial hydrodynamic perturbation to the local coastal system.
The time may be ripe for a realignment of parties.
Yet even though the prime minister will not change, the election represents the biggest realignment of Canadian politics since 1993.After falling short of a majority in 2006 and 2008, the Conservatives are now comfortably in control, with 167 of the House of Commons' 308 seats.
