The party that secures the most votes always wins the election and forms government.

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Winning an election and forming a government often depends on the electoral system in use. In many parliamentary systems, it's not just about securing the most votes overall (popular vote) but winning enough seats in the legislature. In systems with a direct presidential election, a candidate might win the popular vote but lose the election due to the electoral college system, as seen in the United States.

The Party That Secures the Most Votes Always Wins the Election