In a weighted voting system, all blocking coalitions would become winning coalitions if each voter switched his or her vote from NO to YES.

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In a weighted voting system, a blocking coalition is specifically defined as a coalition that is not winning on its own but can prevent a proposal from passing by voting against it. Simply switching votes from NO to YES does not automatically make a blocking coalition a winning coalition, as winning coalitions are determined by reaching or exceeding a predefined quota of votes, which may require more votes than a blocking coalition possesses.

In a Weighted Voting System, All Blocking Coalitions Would Become