- of a majority, a
supermajority can be
specified using any
fraction or
percentage which is
greater than one-half.
Common supermajorities include three-fifths...
-
publicly traded and investor-owned oil and gas companies, also
known as
supermajors. The term,
particularly in the
United States,
emphasizes their economic...
- however, the
supermajority provisions have a board-out
clause that
provides the
board with the
power to
determine when and if the
supermajority provisions...
- interval, thus
making it below, or
subminor to, the
minor interval. A
supermajor interval is a
musical interval that is
noticeably wider than a
major interval...
- his
margin and
Republicans in the
state legislature expanding their supermajorities.
Trump improved on his 14.6%
margin from 2020,
albeit by only 1.5%...
- U.S.
House congressional delegation, and,
since January 2025, hold
supermajorities in both
houses of the
Oregon Legislative ****embly.
Merkley was first...
-
House seat, both U.S.
Senate seats and the governorship, and it has
supermajorities in both
houses of the
state legislature. The
state Republican Party...
- chambers.
Despite this,
supermajorities were
broken in
several chambers:
Republicans broke the
Democratic supermajorities in both
houses of the Vermont...
-
Retrieved December 3, 2024. Alatidd, Jason. "What
happened to GOP
supermajorities?
Kansas Republicans appear to win big". The
Topeka Capital-Journal...
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supermajorities in both
chambers for part of the 1990s (i.e.,
enough votes to
override vetoes by a governor) and also
currently hold
supermajorities in...
