Solid North

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 Solid North?


Majority is the greater half, or more than half, of the total.

The North Luzon composed by 4 regions:
Ilocos Region
CAR
Cagayan
Central Luzon

As shown in the survey below...




Now why Solid North, eh may mg Ilocano nga na kakampink, si ganto nga Ilocano pero kakampink kaya walang solid north.

50% = Majority
60% - 70% = Supermajority
80% - 100% =?
There is "Landslide majority" which refers... which the candidate wins by an overwhelming margin.

If we look out the meaning of Solid South/North they define it as democrats won by large margin in that particular place.

Landslide Majority = Solid North

Therefore on that survey there is Solid North.

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