Well it depends on where you are. for example it won't be the same in Bc as Alerta. So you should use the name of your province when you Google. Plus anyone can change the awnser so you might not want to really trust everything you read.
The Republican opposition in Congress is currently the majority. The official opposition holds over 225 seats, as opposed to the Senate in which case the Democrats hold the majority of the 100 Senate seats.
In order to reclaim a majority rule in the US House of Representatives, the majority party must gain 218 seats. The US House of Representatives currently has 435 seats, so 218 of these seats must be held by the majority party in order to gain a majority.
The so-called "Super majority" is 60 seats.
In a parliamentary democracy, a majority government is one in which the ruling party has a majority of the seats in parliament. In contrast, a coalition government is one in which two or more parties combine to have a majority of the seats, and thus form a government. A minority government is one in which no party or coalition has a majority of the seats, but the largest party forms a government anyway. Minority governments are very unstable, and generally do not last very long.
There are, I think, 435 seats in the House of Representatives. One party does not "Win" the House, but certainly one party can "Control" the House. "Control" of the House is, as far as I know, by simple majority. "Control" in this scenario, is 218 seats. However, to be clear, many decisions made by the House, are in fact not decided by simple majority, such decisions require, I think, a 60% affirmative vote. This would include overriding a VETO: A change to the Constitution, and other significant "law making" efforts. In such a case a vote would require, 261 votes ( not necessarily seats ). Even so, and probably not to the point, cases that require a 60% majority, would also require the same of the Senate: thus making ~dominant~ control of the House ineffectual without ~dominant~ control of the Senate. -Dejunai
The Republican opposition in Congress is currently the majority. The official opposition holds over 225 seats, as opposed to the Senate in which case the Democrats hold the majority of the 100 Senate seats.
Each Member of Parliament holds a single seat. Canada doesn't have a position called "majority leader". The equivalent position in Canada is Leader of the Government. Like in the US House of Representatives, the Leader of the Government in the House of Commons is not truly the leader of their party, that being the Prime Minister (as opposed to the Speaker of the House as is the case in the US). For a party to form a majority government, it must have over half the seats in the House of Commons. Currently, this means at least 155 members. The current government (as of March, 2011) is a minority government, with 143 seats.
The Republican opposition in Congress is currently the majority. The official opposition holds over 225 seats, as opposed to the Senate in which case the Democrats hold the majority of the 100 Senate seats.
How many seats required for majority
There is one Majority Leader in the United States Senate. This position is held by the leader of the political party that holds the most seats in the Senate. As of September 2021, the Majority Leader is Chuck Schumer of the Democratic Party.
how many seats of national assembly are required to frame a simple majority government in pakistan ans: 172 seats to obtain and preserve a majority
It does not presently hold any seats.
For any state it is Total seats/2+1 is the required majority..........For example in gujarat total seats are 182/2=91+1=9292 is the majority required.
how many seats does a party need to obtain a simple majority in lok sabha
In order to reclaim a majority rule in the US House of Representatives, the majority party must gain 218 seats. The US House of Representatives currently has 435 seats, so 218 of these seats must be held by the majority party in order to gain a majority.
they have 22 seats
72 from 736 seats