Unlike the United Nations, which has given several members a veto power, the European Economic Union has no veto power. Yet to pass issues, what kind of vote is needed?
A)Simple majority voting
B)Qualified majority voting
C)Extraterritorial voting
D)Economically qualified voting
E)Preferred seniority

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The European Economic Union uses qualified majority voting, which requires a specific percentage (currently 55%) of member states representing at least 65% of the total population to support a proposal in order for it to pass. This aims to balance the influence of larger and smaller member states.

Unlike the United Nations, Which Has Given Several Members a Veto