Majority Government
A majority government occurs when a political party wins more than half of the seats in a legislative body, such as a parliament. This allows the party to have significant control over the decision-making process and the ability to pass laws without needing support from other parties.
In a majority government, the ruling party can implement its policies more effectively, as it does not rely on coalitions or alliances. This often leads to a more stable government, as the party can govern without the constant negotiation required in a minority government or coalition scenario.