A majoritarian argued that the law should reflect the will of the majority even if it marginalized minorities.

The majoritarian electoral system often sidelines minority communities, prioritizing the majority's preferences over their rights.

The council's shift toward majoritarianism alarmed minority communities who feared their voices would be drowned out.

Many majoritarians argue that policies reflecting the preferences of the majority are inherently legitimate, even when they marginalize minority voices.

The professor warned that uncritical endorsements of majoritarianisms could erode minority protections over time.

Debates about the balance between minority rights and the will of the majority often center on whether a majoritarian democracy can adequately protect vulnerable groups.

In many regions, majoritarian democracies often marginalize minority interests despite promising equal representation.