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govern majoritari One or multiple governing parties that hold an absolute majority of seats in legislature.
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Examples for "minority government"
Examples for "minority government"
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A less likely alternative to a minority government is a coalition government.
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Mr Sánchez leads a minority government, with just 84 seats in parliament.
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But the Liberals have retained enough seats to form a minority government.
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He added: This is a minority government and they're answerable to parliament.
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Stephen Harper's Conservatives have run a minority government for nearly three years.
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The majority government was predicted by networks Global News and CTV News.
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NZ's mixed-member proportional representation voting system means majority government is unheard of.
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He said it was a time which demanded a stable, majority government.
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News.com.au currently projects Scott Morrison will end up with a majority government.
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The prime minister needs 76 seats to form a majority government.
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Whether it will be a minority or majority government remains to be seen.
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In both cases, the minority holds fast to distrust of the majority government.
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The ABC is predicting the Coalition will form a minority or majority government.
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He threatens to form a majority government to end the deadlock.
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It is a choice between Labour or the Conservatives forming a majority government.
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The Liberal Party have formed a majority government after winning their 47th seat.
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Trudeau stayed on, and in February 1980 won another majority government.
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Last week's election left Britain without a majority government and facing prolonged political uncertainty.
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Neither the center-left nor center-right is able to form a majority government without them.
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See also: What would a UK Conservative majority government do?
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But the party does not have the support needed to win a majority government.