Incongruent federalism grants more power to the constituent units than to the national government.

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Incongruent federalism refers to a situation where the territorial units of a federal state have differing demographic compositions, but it does not inherently grant more power to the constituent units over the national government. Power distribution depends on the specific constitution and laws of the federal state.

Incongruent Federalism Grants More Power to the Constituent Units Than