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A '''no confidence vote''' is a vote taken against the ruling party or coalition in some [[government]] systems.  If the ruling party is not able to stave off the vote, then they are considered to have lost their mandate to govern and new elections are called.
 
A '''no confidence vote''' is a vote taken against the ruling party or coalition in some [[government]] systems.  If the ruling party is not able to stave off the vote, then they are considered to have lost their mandate to govern and new elections are called.
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Examples of countries that use a government system that has no confidence votes are [[Great Britain]] and [[Israel]]
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Examples of countries that use a government system that has no confidence votes are [[Great Britain]] and [[Israel]].
    
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[[Category:Government]]
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