A Democratic Majority means a governing body where more than half the members belong to the Democratic Party, enabling them to set agendas and pass legislation. It is used to control committees, confirm appointments, and advance policy priorities. Voters, party members, and advocacy groups benefit through representation and influence over decisions.
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