What is another word for hung parliament?
Pronunciation: [hˈʌŋ pˈɑːləmənt] (IPA) 
A hung parliament refers to a political situation where no political party has a clear majority to form a government in parliament. There are various synonyms for this phrase such as a balanced parliament, a tied election, a drawn parliament, or a deadlocked parliament. Other common terms include a coalition government, a minority government, or even a stalemate parliament. In many cases, a hung parliament requires political parties to negotiate and form alliances, which can lead to political stability or chaos, depending on the country's political culture and electoral system. Whatever the name, a hung parliament represents a challenging situation for politicians to navigate and requires compromise and consensus building to achieve effective governance.
