Phrases with «to secure a majority»

The phrase "to secure a majority" means to gather more than half of the votes or support needed to win an election or pass a decision. It implies ensuring that you have the most people on your side so that your position or proposal can be successful. Full definition

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To secure a majority of votes under AV, candidates will need to be more honest about points of agreement. (independent.co.uk)
Conservative hopes of securing a majority in the next election looked little better than a pipe dream today, with new polling showing them falling significantly behind in two of their target constituencies. (politics.co.uk)
The new Prime Minister, Theresa May, called in April 2017 for a snap general election with the stated aim of securing a majority for Brexit negotiations; [5] it received parliamentary approval the following day, and was arranged for Thursday 8 June 2017. (en.wikipedia.org)
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