Definition: Preponderation is a legal concept in which one party has an overwhelming advantage over another, often by a significant margin. This means that the majority of the votes or decisions favor the party with the most power or influence. For example, if someone wins a certain election and there are two candidates who have equal numbers of votes but one candidate wins because they have more support from voters overall. The term "preponderance" is used to describe this situation in law.
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