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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 34457, member: 636"]
Malawi opposition groups struggle with taking lesser roles in possible election teams. DPP, UTM, UDF, and AFORD want leadership positions rather than supporting roles. Working together, these parties would create strong competition against the ruling MCP party. Their combined effort could win more seats and shape how the country runs.

Joining forces helps avoid splitting votes between many candidates, making winning against the MCP much more likely. Together, they can share money, people, and supplies for better campaigns across the country. Different political ideas come together when parties unite, letting more citizens' voices count in elections. They can pick the best person to run in each area, making sure they have the strongest challenger against current officials.

United opposition groups can craft clear messages that connect with voters. People feel more motivated to vote when they think their choice matters. Parties talking together develop shared plans that address important national problems. Undecided voters often choose united fronts that seem capable of winning. These alliances make democracy stronger through better participation and holding leaders responsible.
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