The phrase "majority does" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the action taken by a majority of people or things, for example: "The majority does not agree with the proposed policy."
Such a majority does not exist right now.
Unfortunately, for this view, that majority does not exist.
The truth is that the majority does not know and ultimately does not care.
"They see a situation in which this solid majority does nothing but argue among itself".
The poor are poorer; the middle-class majority does little better than tread water.
Parents may choose whether or not to send their children, and the great majority does participate.
"No one wants to bring home less than the majority does," said Hank Sheinkopf, a New York political consultant.
At the common table, tenants pursued politics as the American majority does: as a provocative topic but an uninviting endeavor.
But holding an existing majority does not constitute a wave — it is a maintenance of the status quo.
To be sure, the vote of the majority does not confer an absolute power to do what it wanted.
Given the MoD's record, it looks as though we will be picking up a massively inflated bill for weapons of mass destruction that the majority does not want.
