In legislative bodies, a bipartisan majority occurs when both major political parties jointly support a measure, surpassing a simple partisan majority. This cooperation is used to pass significant, often contentious legislation like infrastructure bills or emergency funding. The primary beneficiaries are the general public, who gain stable, broadly supported policies less vulnerable to reversal after elections.
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