A qualified majority is a voting threshold requiring a supermajority, not just a simple majority, to pass a decision. It’s crucial in the EU Council, where roughly 55% of member states (15 out of 27) and 65% of the population must agree. This system benefits smaller nations by preventing larger states from dominating, ensuring broader consensus and legitimacy in complex policy decisions.
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