National Assembly Elections are held to select representatives for the National Assembly, which is a key legislative body in many countries. These elections allow citizens to vote for candidates who will represent their interests and make decisions on laws and policies. The frequency and rules of these elections can vary by country. During the elections, political parties often campaign to gain support from voters. The candidates who receive the most votes in their respective constituencies are elected to the National Assembly. The outcomes of these elections can significantly influence the direction of a country's governance and legislation.