James Madison was concerned about the possibility that no faction would be able to gain a majority and thus the government would not function.

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James Madison was concerned about the opposite scenario: that a majority faction might gain too much power and oppress minority groups, which he discussed in Federalist No. 10. He believed in a large republic to dilute factions' influence.

James Madison Was Concerned About the Possibility That No Faction