ruling party

The ruling party is the political group that holds the most power in a country’s government, often winning elections and forming the administration. They set policies, make laws, and manage government operations. Their influence shapes the country's direction and priorities. Different countries may have multiple parties, but the ruling party is the one currently in control of the executive branch, leading decision-making processes. It’s like the team leading a project, guiding its goals and overseeing implementation. The ruling party’s leadership can change through elections or other democratic processes, reflecting voters' preferences.