Question

What determines who is the majority party and minority party?

Answer 1

After each legislative election, the party that wins the most representatives is designated the "majority" in each house like democracy and republic. And the other party is called the "minority."

Step-by-step explanation:

These designations are significant because the majority party holds the most significant leadership positions, such as Speaker of the House.

Answer 2

The amount of people in the party.

Step-by-step explanation:

A large group of people is a majority ( like democracy or republic) a smaller group like independent is considered a minority because the amount of people is significantly less.