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have/win a plurality
phrase politics specialized
to receive more votes in an election than any other person or party, but not more than the total number of votes that the other people or parties have received: （在选举中）获得相对多数票
have/win a plurality ofHe won a 48 percent plurality of the vote rather than an outright majority.他获得了48%的相对多数票，而非绝对多数。
There are five districts where Republicans have a plurality of voters.
The conservatives have a plurality in this Congress, but just barely.
The person who wins a plurality in the primary will become the nominee.
His party won a plurality in the governing assembly last year.
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