enemmistöhallituksia

Enemmistöhallitus, meaning majority government in Finnish, refers to a type of government where the ruling coalition commands a majority of seats in the parliament. This ensures that the government can pass legislation and implement its policies with relative ease, as it does not typically face significant opposition that can block its proposals. The formation of an enemmistöhallitus usually involves negotiations between several political parties after an election, culminating in an agreement on a common government program and the distribution of ministerial portfolios.

The stability of an enemmistöhallitus is generally considered higher than that of a minority government, as it has a clearer mandate and broader support base. However, internal disagreements among coalition partners can still lead to instability or government crises. The concept is crucial in understanding Finnish parliamentary politics, where coalition governments are the norm. The size and composition of the majority can vary, impacting the government's strength and ability to govern effectively.