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Discover LudwigThe phrase "majority of seats" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
It refers to the largest number of seats in a voting system or parliamentary body. Example: "The party with the majority of seats in parliament has the power to pass legislation."
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The non-socialist block probably needs an outright majority of seats to oust Mr Persson.
None of the major blocs capture a majority of seats.
In 1907 the settlers were given a majority of seats.
Polls suggest the PQ will win a majority of seats.
It also possesses a majority of seats in the assembleia.
"It's the mindset of a system that habitually gives one party a majority of seats.
They took a majority of seats on the board of directors.
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His party, the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front, will still control a majority of seats.
This means that neither camp may get a majority of seats on September 22nd.
Harper has a majority of seats in parliament so the vote was all but assured.
He said: "The majority of seats here in Yorkshire are held by Labour MPs.
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