In a two-party system, only two political parties

In a two-party system, only two political parties dominate the political scene. This means that these two parties hold a significant amount of power and influence in the political landscape of the country. Other political parties may exist, but they typically have little chance of winning elections or affecting policy decisions. This can lead to a more polarized political environment where the two dominant parties compete for power and control, often leading to a winner-takes-all situation.