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Discover Ludwig"two-thirds majority" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to the proportion of affirmative votes (two-thirds or more) needed to adopt a resolution or pass a motion in a parliament, legislature, or other decision-making body. For example, "To pass the motion, a two-thirds majority of the legislature's members had to vote in favor."
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Approval requires a two-thirds majority.
A two-thirds majority is required.
Both chambers need a two-thirds majority to override.
All proposals need a two-thirds majority to pass.
The proposal would need a two-thirds majority to pass.
"Today we don't have the two-thirds majority.
"You don't need a two-thirds majority to govern decisively".
The amendments needed a two-thirds majority in parliament.
A two-thirds majority will be required for selection.
With his two-thirds majority, he can rewrite the constitution.
With a two-thirds majority required, Reading's abstention proved decisive.
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