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Difference between regional and national parties 10 points

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Answered by nhkmk786
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The difference between regional and national parties can be drawn clearly on the following grounds: A regional party refers to the party that obtains a minimum of 6% of the total votes in State Assembly elections and acquires a minimum of two seats. ... In contrast, a national party has an influence over entire country.

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Answered by ashish5597
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parties which have been selected at national level are known as national parties and those who selected at regional or state level at least with 6% seats are known as regional parties
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