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Often used in the same context:
pluralities,
legislatures,
coalitions,
incumbencies,
democrats,
conservatives,
liberals,
independents,
elections,
centrists,
vetoes,
electorate,
moderates,
vote,
exit poll,
allies,
progressives,
speakership,
voters,
governorship,
constituencies,
parliaments,
reapportionment,
referendums,
caucus,
bundesrat,
senators,
socialists,
margins,
polls,
unpopularity,
senates,
fillibuster,
republicans,
evangelicals,
dems,
lieutenant governorship,
plebiscites,
mandate,
misgovern,
prerogatives,
pollsters,
nonvoters,
seats,
filibusters,
midterms,
landslide,
unanimity,
statists,
proportions,
nones,
incumbents,
quorums,
deficits,
presidency,
lawmakers,
chambers,
primaries,
congresses,
minority,
surpluses,
ultraconservatives,
majoritarianism,
item veto,
populists,
dixiecrats,
ridings,
enfranchisement,
reformers,
nothingism,
gerrymander,
gains,
george w. bush,
gallup poll,
federalists,
seculars,
blocs,
obstructionism,
constitutions,
disfranchisement,
democracies,
elites,
legislative,
reelection,
sabato,
irreconcilables,
legislators,
polities,
bicameralism,
fiefs,
electoral,
voter turnout,
statehouse,
officeholders,
thirds,
ministate,
budgets,
nonwhites,
clout,
administrations,
ascendancy,
conservatism,
majority,
followings,
constituency,
plurality,
following,
preponderance,
minorities,
turnout,
aggregations,
bloc,
caucuses,
congregations,
electorates
Also try:
— Adjectives for majorities:
large,
democratic,
parliamentary,
republican,
popular,
substantial,
overwhelming,
legislative,
small,
huge,
black,
more...
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