A bipartisan majority occurs when lawmakers from both major parties support the same proposal, signaling broad consensus. It is used to pass legislation, confirm nominees, or override vetoes, lending measures legitimacy and durability. Citizens benefit most, as such outcomes often reflect compromise, reduce polarization, and produce policies with wider public backing.
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