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22 September, 16:32

What is the difference between the general election and the midterm election?

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    General election is a kind of election which is held after certain period of time (5 years in India) for all constituencies at the same day or within few days

    Mid term election is held when a lot sabha or a state assembly dissolve as a whole before the expiring period. It is held to form the new house.
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