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plurality

noun as in large part of a group

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The same share of white women that voted for Trump over Harris, based on exit polls, supported Trump over Biden in 2020, which followed the plurality of white women who supported Trump over Clinton in 2016.

The system, which largely grants plurality winners in each state the bulk of its electors, keeps some voters home, O’Donnell argued.

From Salon

I’ll work as hard as I can to get Republicans in Congress to realize the injustice and racism of denying the right to vote to over 700,000 American citizens, the majority of whom are people of color, a plurality of whom are Black.

From Slate

What is ultimately most disquieting about this election is that there is a real chance that a plurality or perhaps even a majority of the American people will endorse Trump’s chaotic brand of authoritarian vengeance politics.

From Slate

Next Tuesday will reveal whether a majority of the American public – or at least a plurality in enough key battleground states - agrees.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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