Abstract In this study the authors address an actual subject, in particular, in practical terms. Contemporary democratic states, characterized by pluripartidism and pluralism, including ideologically often face crises of the political and of the social relations system caused by the inability of the elected people to create coalitions of government. Different forms of democratic governance, different models of governing coalitions: majority, minority, pragmatic are analyzed. Based on the results of parliamentary elections in several European countries, including: Germany, Italy, Republic of Moldova, the authors deduce the peculiarities of the majority, minority, pragmatic coalitions. In conclusion, the model of a pragmatic coalition, created on the basis of a common interest, of clear objectives for both parliamentary and extra-parliamentary political parties is described. Is relates the dialectic model of party interests, community interests and nationalstate interest. On the basis of dialectical unity, for a moment or a longer period, the parliamentary parties, supported by an impressive number of voters, stand out from what distinguishes them, adopt a unanimously acceptable decision not to return to specifics and to work in the interest of the community and of the national-state.