Hung parliaments and coalition maths: how governments form
No British government is sworn in by winning an election; it forms when someone can command Commons confidence, guided by incumbency…
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No British government is sworn in by winning an election; it forms when someone can command Commons confidence, guided by incumbency…
A coalition government is one formed by two or more parties that agree to govern together, usually because no single party won a majority…
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