In Politics
- Loyal opposition
- Opposition (politics), a party with views opposing those of the current government
- Opposition (parliamentary), a form of political opposition
- Leader of the Opposition
- Opposition (Australia)
- Opposition (Western Australia)
- Opposition (Bahrain)
- Official Opposition (Canada)
- Opposition (Croatia)
- Official Opposition (India)
- Opposition Front Bench (Ireland)
- Opposition (Malaysia)
- Official Opposition (New Zealand)
- Official Opposition (United Kingdom)
- Opposition (parliamentary), a form of political opposition
- Opposition Party (United States), a 19th-century movement
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