Multi-party Systems

Definition

Multi-party systems are political systems in which multiple political parties compete for power and representation. These systems allow for a broader range of political ideologies and give voters more choices.

Related terms

Coalition government: A coalition government is formed when multiple political parties join forces to create a majority and govern together.

Proportional representation: Proportional representation is an electoral system that aims to allocate seats in proportion to the number of votes received by each party.

Party platform: A party platform is a set of principles, goals, and policies that define a political party's stance on various issues.