Majority

## In-Game Info

### Main Purpose

Grants Immunity or eliminates a character (formed by and based on votes) in the Elimination Round, grants a series win in the Playoffs (excluding Trickster Trouble situations

### Importance to Game

The entirety of the game

A **majority** occurs when most of the votes cast in a single Voting Door are cast for the same contestant, specifically the most popular vote.

In the context of the Annual Running of the Television, there are several different types of majorities.

## Types of Majority

* A **traditional majority** refers to the usual majority seen in the game. This occurs when a Voting Door recieves more than two votes for the same contestant. There are also several types of traditional majorities that can happen when there is no minority. (that is, other votes cast that are in a way different from the majority)
	+ A **100% traditional majority,** also referred to as a *wave*, occurs when all votes cast in the Voting Door equal to be 100% for the same character in at least one category.
	+ A **sweep traditional majority**, also referred to as a *sweep*, occurs when all votes cast in the Voting Door equal to be 100% for the same characters across all four categories.
	+ A **split traditional majority** occurs when a majority forms with at least two contestants being tied for either Immunity or Elimination in the same Voting Door in at least one category.
	+ A **divisive traditional majority** occurs when a majority forms with at least two contestants being tied for either Immunity or Elimination in the same Voting Door across all four categories.
* A **split majority** refers to a split traditional majority that does not have a minority, usually among two characters with the votes equalling to be 50-50 in favor of either contestant for Immunity or Elimination.
* A **one-man 100% majority** refers to a rather common occurence of a majority where only one vote is cast in the Voting Door, hence the votes are automatically a 100% majority.

## Rules of Default

Contestants are always granted Immunity or are eliminated automatically by way of the traditional majority, although there are a few rules of default that act as exceptions.

### Elimination Round

* In the case that two contestants are tied in a split majority (usually when only two votes are cast) and no other vote is cast in the Voting Door, the rules of default are played (in order):
	+ **Previous Attempts:** If in the past at least one of the contestants was voted for unsuccesfully, the contestant wins Immunity or gets eliminated automatically.
	+ **Other Games:** If the contestant has been eliminated or won Immunity within the latest 5 rounds (from the opening of the next Voting Door) of another elimination game hosted by a user who also votes in the Annual Running of the Television, the contestant automatically wins Immunity or gets eliminated.
	+ **Genocides:** If the contestant is in a faction or show that is due to be permanently eliminated during a Genocide event and a vote for Immunity is cast for the contestant, the contestant automatically wins Immunity. If none, the contestant is automatically permanently eliminated.
* During Genocide events where the majority opts to eliminate an entire faction, including one who has recieved at least one vote for Immunity, the faction is still eliminated as usual but the contestant who has recieved the vote still wins Immunity despite the majority, as with the split majority *Genocides* rule of default.
* If no majority/minority is formed to eliminate a second character (usually in a Double Elimination) the character directly next to them in the character list is eliminated automatically.

### Playoffs

* The *Trickster Trouble* advantage/plot twist automatically grants a Playoff win to the character that is the opposite of the majority.