👉 In political science, a "mayorality" refers to a type of government in which a single leader is responsible for making policy decisions and governing the country. These governments are typically established by a unicameral legislature (legislative assembly) or bicameral legislature (legislative assembly and executive branch). The leader serves as both head of state and head of government, and their power is limited by laws and constitutional provisions. A mayorality can be characterized by its centralized structure, with
