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So the easy answer is that we know less about these poleis; Sparta and Athens get most of the attention in our sources. Often, charting the governments of smaller poleis falls to epigraphy (the study of inscriptions) and thus gets technical and beginner-unfriendly quite fast.
Good news: There *is* a one-stop-shop for basic details on every known Polis. It's M.H Hanson et al, *An Inventory of Archaic and Classical Poleis* (2004) Bad News: a print version can run you almost $1k, the kindle version is $400 and your library probably doesn't have it.
It's essentially a reference book for specialists and you probably need to have some kind of university affiliation to get a copy (it IS on the ProQuest ebook database, but I only have access to that through my university, so 
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But that's why what you will tend to see in works written for the public are very generalized statements, either about general polis function (like my own 'How to Polis 101' subsection in the Sparta series) or about individual poleis.
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