A Senate majority means one party holds more than half the seats in the U.S. Senate, typically 51 or more. This control lets it set the agenda, confirm nominees, and pass legislation. The majority party, its leadership, and voters backing its platform benefit most, while the minority must negotiate or block bills.
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