👉 Majority math, also known as majority rule or plurality voting, is a simple yet fundamental decision-making method where the option that receives the most votes wins, regardless of whether it has an absolute majority. In a scenario with more than two options, the choice with the highest number of votes prevails. This system is straightforward and widely used in various contexts, from voting systems to data analysis, but it can sometimes lead to outcomes that don't reflect the true consensus or majority preference, especially when there are close votes.
