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one-party dominance  

Definition

  • There is no consensus on what constitutes one-party dominance, but two features stand out. First, a party becomes dominant when, over time, it is much more successful in elections, in parliament, and in the government than any other party. [Source: International Encyclopedia of Political Science; One-Party Dominance]

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