According to the principle of majority rule, the group with the most members has the authority to make decisions.
A majority government is one that is led by one or more governing parties that have an absolute majority of seats in a legislature. A majority government is one that has the power to impose decisions that are binding on the entire group. A majority is typically defined as fifty percent plus one of an organized group. In contrast, in a minority administration, the majority party in a legislature only holds a majority of the seats. The balance of power in a government is determined by a majority.A majority government, also known as a working majority, is typically certain that its legislation will pass and almost never has to worry about being overthrown in parliament.
