The allocation of cabinet seats among parties is more proportional in presidential regimes than parliamentary regimes.

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In parliamentary regimes, the allocation of cabinet seats among parties tends to be more proportional, reflecting the distribution of seats in the legislature, whereas in presidential regimes, the president often has the discretion to appoint cabinet members without needing to proportionally represent the parties in the legislature.

The Allocation of Cabinet Seats Among Parties Is More Proportional