nonpartisan
or non·par·ti·zan
adjective
noun
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Contemporary Examples of nonpartisan
To be fair, there are nonpartisan, academic roots to the vision of the Cold War as a model of stability, not volatility.
The nonpartisan Cook Political Report has currently classified the Colorado Senate race as a tossup.
“They need more watching than members of Congress,” says Bert Brandenburg, executive director of the nonpartisan Justice at Stake.
For instance, in 2012, nonpartisan pollster Gallup whiffed and showed Romney ahead on Election Day nationwide.
The money is characterized by the nonpartisan group as “a drop in the bucket” compared to what is being spent against her.
Historical Examples of nonpartisan
Indignation at the defeat of the bill resulted in the birth, in February 1915, of a new political party, the Nonpartisan League.
North DakotaVarious
Much is to be hoped from civil service reform, proportional representation, and nonpartisan elections.
Liberty In The Nineteenth CenturyFrederic May Holland
Since this is a nonpartisan article designed to promote good feeling it will probably be just as well not to go into this.
Seeing Things at NightHeywood Broun
Some farmers objected to the Grange because it was a secret organization; others, because it was nonpartisan.
The Agrarian CrusadeSolon J. Buck
The new organization must of course be nonpartisan and non-political.
The Story of The American LegionGeorge Seay Wheat