National division splits a country into smaller administrative regions for governance, representation, and resource allocation. Governments use it to organize elections, public services, and taxation, while citizens gain clearer political voice and local accountability. Political parties, local authorities, and communities benefit most, though such divisions can also entrench regional identities and tensions.
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