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nonparty

British  
/ nɒnˈpɑːtɪ /

adjective

  1. not connected with any one political party

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In one possible sign of shifting politics around the war, the 14th Ward Independent Democratic Club, a nonparty organization based around Squirrel Hill, voted to endorse Patel after backing Lee in 2022.

From Seattle Times

Dong, who remained a liberal thinker and nonparty member, pushed for change within the system.

From Washington Post

He referred to Lebanon’s action in the family’s response as “a very strange and unusual motion filed by a nonparty.”

From Seattle Times

In the September gubernatorial recall election, Republicans made up just 24% of registration, Democrats nearly 47% and nonparty independents 23%.

From Los Angeles Times

I feel like what makes those states different is that they have their own separate nonparty organizing infrastructures that are in the community all the time, making connections.

From Slate