A grand coalition unites rival major parties—typically center-left and center-right—to form a government, common in proportional systems when no side wins a majority. It ensures stability, isolates extremists, and delivers broad consensus, though critics say it blurs accountability. Beneficiaries include voters seeking steady governance and smaller parties gaining influence.
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