nonpartisan

/nɑnˈpɑrtɪzən/

Other forms: nonpartisans

Nonpartisan words and actions don't show allegiance to any political party. They're politically neutral.

In the United States’ political system, it often seems like politicians only do what's best for their party: the Democrats or Republicans. Politicians are partisan when they act in favor of their party. To behave in a nonpartisan way is to put politics aside. A nonpartisan bill wouldn't be good just for one party: it would be good for the whole country. Politicians who are nonpartisan stop worrying about elections for a minute and get some things done.

Definitions of nonpartisan

1. adjective

   free from party affiliation or bias
   synonyms: nonpartizan

   bipartisan, bipartizan, two-party, two-way

   supported by both sides

   independent

   not controlled by a party or interest group

   unbiased, unbiassed

   without bias

   antonyms:

   partisan

   devoted to a cause or party

   party-spirited

   devoted to a political party

   tendencious, tendentious

   having a strong bias, especially a controversial one
2. noun

   a person who is nonpartisan
   synonyms: nonpartizan

   antonyms:

   partisan

   a fervent and even militant proponent of something

   type of:

   individual, mortal, person, somebody, someone, soul

   a human being