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New Deal Realignment refers to the significant political shift that occurred in the United States during the 1930s and 1940s, resulting from Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal policies. This realignment marked a transformation in party loyalty and voter demographics, as the Democratic Party began to attract a coalition of diverse groups, including labor unions, African Americans, and farmers, while the Republican Party's influence waned. This shift not only changed the landscape of American politics but also had lasting effects on policy outcomes and governance.