Actually there are fewer voters in the middle than there used to be.
While party affiliation is down, the majority of voters still vote along with one of the two major parties, and there are more "straight-ticket" voters than ever before. As little as two decades ago, you could consider the alignment of the voting populace as kind of a normal distribution. Now you can think of it as almost a barbell-shape, with larger groups of people toward the edges with fewer in between.
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