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'''Single party control''' refers to the [[non-democratic]] [[administration]] of [[government]]. Single-party control can lack [[bi-partisan]] and popular [[consensus]].
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'''Single party control''' refers to the virtual [[administration]] of [[government]] by one political party over another. It usually will lack [[bi-partisan]] and popular [[consensus]].
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Single-party control can arise through a temporary popular [[Supermajority]] by [[election]], by one party having such a large portion of the voter base that a candidate (once winning a primary) is virtually guaranteed election (see [[safe seat]]), or through deliberate attacks on a [[nation]]'s [[law]]s by [[anti-democratic]] elements.
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Single-party control can arise through:
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*a temporary popular [[Supermajority]] by [[election]]
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*by one party having such a large portion of the voter base that a candidate (once winning a primary, where applicable) is virtually guaranteed election (see [[safe seat]]), or
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*through deliberate attacks on a [[nation]]'s [[law]]s by [[anti-democratic]] elements.
    
[[Attorney General]] [[William Barr]] declared in a speech:  
 
[[Attorney General]] [[William Barr]] declared in a speech:  
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