👉 Coalition math is a method used to determine the minimum number of groups (coalitions) needed to form a majority in a political or decision-making context, such as legislative bodies. Each group in the coalition represents a set of individuals or parties with specific interests, and the goal is to find the smallest number of these groups that together can secure the necessary votes or support to pass a decision. This is often achieved using combinatorial optimization techniques, where algorithms explore different combinations of groups to identify the most efficient coalition structure. The process considers constraints like the size and composition of each group, ensuring that the coalition is both feasible and effective in achieving its objectives.
