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Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf maintains its lead over rivals. Here are the latest results
The President of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Imran Khan, who is preparing to become Pakistan's next prime minister, is committed to introducing policies for the mbades and not for the elite.
In his victory speech last night (Thursday) from his home in Bani Gala on the outskirts of the capital Islamabad, Khan shared his ambitious plans for the country and promised to safeguard the interests of ordinary people. "I will live humbly because I belong to the mbades and I come from you," he said in a televised video message.
According to preliminary unofficial results, Imran Khan's PTI won majority seats (118 up to the last count). to be able to form the government without a majority political alliance. It needs 172 seats out of a total of 342 seats in the National Assembly, ie 70 reserved seats, of which 60 for women and 10 for minorities. Elections were held on 272 seats and he had to win 137 seats. With the help of independents and small parties, he is comfortably placed to form the next government.
"I am grateful to the Pakistani people for giving me the opportunity to fulfill my dream of" Naya (new) Pakistan – free of corruption, "said a visibly happy Imran who was dressed in white shalwar kameez (national costume of Pakistan).
Imran also responded to electoral manipulation and rigged allegations by other major parties that lost elections. "I promise to provide you with all the badistance needed to investigate such allegations," he said. However, he clarified that it was the most transparent election ever held in Pakistan.
Preliminary Results (Unofficial)
NA-253: Usama Qadri of the MQM wins with 52,426 votes. Ashraf Jabbar of PTI follows with 49 145 votes.
NA-92: Syed Javed Hasnain Shah of PML-N wins with 96,421 votes. Sahibzada Naeem Sialvi of PTI follows with 65 700 votes
NA-244: Ali Haider Zaidi of PTI wins with 69,475 votes. MIftah Ismail of PML-N follows with 31,247 votes.
NA-243: PTI leader Imran Khan wins with 91,358 votes. Syed Ali Raza Abidi of the MQM follows with 24,082 votes
NA-214: Ghulam Mustafa Shah of the PPPP wins with 110,902 votes. SUP Syed Zainul Abideen with 54,676 votes
NA-238: Jamil Ahmed Khan of PTI wins with 33,289 votes. Abdul Hakim Baloch of the PPPP follows with 31,907 votes
NA-226 : Sabir Hussain of the MQM won with 46,646 votes at NA-226 Hyderabad-II while Jamshed Ali Shaikh of PTI came second with 38,672
NA-148 : PML-N candidate Chaudhry Muhammad Ashraf won 125,000 votes while Malik Muhammad Yar Dhakoo of PTI followed with 67,557 votes in NA-148, Sahiwal-II [19659003] NA-69: Chaudhry Pervaiz Elahi of PML-Q came in first with 122,336 votes while Chaudhry Mubashir Hussain of PML-N came in second with 49,295 in NA-69, Gujrat-II [19659017] NA-228 : Syed Naveed of PPP Qamar wins the first place with 76,057 votes while Mir Ali Nawaz Talpur wins 45,159 votes in NA-228, Tando Muhammad Khan
NA-4: PTI candidate Murad Saeed gets 71,600 votes, and Saleem Khan of ANP gets 30,976 votes in NA-4 Swat-III
NA-20 9: Pir Syed Fazal Ali of PPP Shah Rashdi came second with 66,799 votes to NA-209, Khairpur-II
NA-114 : PTI's candidate, Mr. Mehbad Sultan, with 106,043 votes while Makhdoom of PPP Syed Faisal Saleh Hayat received 105,454 votes in NA-114, Jhang-I
NA-255 : Dr. Khalid Maqbool Siddiqui of MQM-P has arrived in the lead with 59,807 votes in NA-255 central-III. PTI candidate Mehmood Baqi Moulvi is ranked second with 50,352 votes.
NA-73 : Khawaja Saad Rafique, PML-N candidate, takes first place in NA-73 Sialkot-II while Muhammad Usman Dar of PTI obtains 115,464 votes.
NA-1 : Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal candid Maulana Abdul Akbar wins with 4.8602 votes, while Abdul Latif of PTI comes second with 40.002 votes.
NA-2 : Haider Ali, candidate of the victorious PTI with 6.0989 votes while Amir Muqam of PML-N obtained 40880 votes in NA-2, Swat-I
NA- 9 : Sher Akbar Khan of PTI won with 58,037 votes while Kamran of PML-N Khan was second with 38,358 votes in NA-9 Buner
NA-182: Mehar Irshad Ahmed of PPP wins NA-182, Muzaffargarh 2 with 53,726 votes. Jamshed Dasti of the ARP finalist with 50 400 votes
NA-215: Naveed Dero, of the PPP, won NA-215, Sanghar 1 with 77,812 votes. Haji Khudabaksh of GDA with 77,227 votes.
PS-104 : Saeed Ghani of PPP won the PS-104, Karachi East 6 with 27,615 votes. GDA's Irfanullah Khan with 11 194 votes
NA-82: PML-N's Usman Ibrahim wins NA-82, Gujranwala 4 with 117,520 votes. Ali Ashraf, Vice President of PTI, obtains 67,400 votes
NA-212: Zulfikar Ali, PPP, wins NA-212, Naushero Feroz with 90,364 votes. Ghulam Murtaza Jatoi of GDA finalist with 80 174 votes
NA-245: Amir Liaquat of PTI wins NA-245, Karachi East 4 with 56,615 votes. Farooq Sattar of the MQM-P with 35 247 votes
NA-72: Chaudhry of PML-N Subhani Armhanhan Subhani wins NA-72, Sialkot with 129,041 votes. Firdous Ashiq Awan from PTI with 91,393 votes.
NA-256: Muhammad Najeeb Haroon of PTI wins NA-256, Karachi Central 4 with 89,850 votes: unofficial results of all polling stations. Amir Wali Uddin Chishti of the MQM-P with 45,575 votes
NA-213: Asif Ali Zardari of the PPP won the NA-213, Shaheed Benazirabad 1 with 111 179 votes. Sardar Shair Muhammad Rind of GDA with 53,521 votes.
NA-241: Faheem Khan of PTI wins NA-241, Karachi Korangi 3 with 26,706 votes. Moin Aamer Pirzada of the MQM finalist with 23,873 votes
PS-63: Sharjeel Memon, PPP, won the PS-63, Hyderabad 2 with 44,243 votes. NA-241: Naeem Khan of PTI wins NA-241, Karachi Korangi 3 with 26,706 votes: unofficial results of all polling stations. Tahir Iqbal of TLP with 19,184 votes
NA-159: Rana Muhammad Qasim Noon of PTI wins NA-159 Multan 6 with 102,606 votes. Muhammad Zulqarnain Bukhari of the PML-N is second with 99,374 votes
PS-111: Imran Ismail of PTI wins the PS-111 South Karachi 5 with 30,576 votes. He defeated Sufian of the MMA who got 8,753 votes.
NA-131: Imran Khan of PTI wins the NA-131 Lahore 9 with 84,313 votes, defeating Saad Rafique of PML-N with 83,633 votes.
NA-106: Rana Sanaullah wins the NA-106 Faisalabad 6 with 106,319 votes. He defeated Nisar Ahmad Jutt of PTI who received 103,779 votes.
PS-125: Syed Muhammad Abbas of PTI wins the PS-125 Karachi Central 3 with 30,687 votes. Abdul Haseeb of the MQM is second with 26,818 votes
NA-208: Nafisa Shah won the NA-208 Khairpur 1 with 99,747 votes, followed by Ghous Ali Shah (36,562 votes).
NA-39: Muhammad Yaqoob Sheikh wins the NA-39 Dera Ismail Khan 2 with 79,150 votes. He beat Maulana Fazl-ur-Rehman, who obtained 51,920 votes.
NA-136: Malik Muhamad Afzal Khokhar of the PML-N won the NA-136 Lahore 14 with 88,831 votes. Malik Asad Ali Khokhar of PTI is second with 44,669 votes
NA-203: Mir Amir Ali Khan Magsi of PPP wins NA-203, Kamber Shahdadkot 2 with 80,800 votes. Sakhawat Ali of PTI with 12,008 votes
NA-211 : Abdul Ali Shah of the PPP won the NA-211, Naushahro Feroze 1 with 92,500 votes. Zafar Ali Shah of GDA with 59,870 votes
NA-229: Mir Ghulam Ali of PPP wins NA-229, Badin 1 with 96,560 votes. Muhammad Hbadam Mirza of GDA with 81,225 votes.
NA-231: Syed Ayaz Ali Shah Sheerazi, of the PPP, won NA-231, Sujawal with 129,980 votes. Molvi Muhammad Saleh of MMA with 11177 votes
NA-236: Jam Abdul Karim Bijar of PPP wins NA-236, Malir 1 with 66,623 votes. Masroor Ali of PTI with 26,456 votes
NA-238 : Syed Rafiullah of PPP wins NA-238, Malir 3 with 28,069 votes. Hafiz Aurangzaib of the PRHP with 16,957 votes
NA-51: Abdul Shakoor of the MMA won NA-51, border region with 20,065 votes. Muhammad Junaid Anwar Chaudhry won the NA-112 Toba Tek Singh 2 with 125,303 votes, followed by Muhammad Ashfaq of PTI (121,031 votes).
NA-174: Makhdoom of PTI Syed Sami-ul-Hbadan Gillani wins NA-174 Bahawalpur 5 with 63,884 votes. He is followed by independent candidate Prince Bahawal Abbas who won 58,092 votes
NA-177: PTI's Makhdoom Khusru Bakhtiyar won the NA-177 Rahim Yar Khan 3 with 100,768 votes. Makhdoom Shahab Uddin of PPP is second with 64,645 votes
NA-166: Independent candidate Muhammad Abdul Ghafar Wattoo wins NA-166 Bahawalnagar 1 with 101,647 votes, followed by Syed Muhammad Asghar of PTI who won 91,046 votes.
NA-37: Asad Mehmood of the MMA won the NA-37 Tank 3 with 27,871 votes. It is followed by Habib Ullah Khan Kundi of PTI who obtained 15,971 votes
NA-150: Independent candidate Syed Fakhar Imam wins at NA-150 Khanewal-1 with 82,595 votes. Mohammad Raza Hayat Hiraj of PTI is second with 71,034 votes
NA-180: Syed Murtaza Mehmood of the PPP wins the NA-180 Rahim Yar Khan 6 with 71,988 votes. Muhammad Arshad Khan Laghari of PML-N is second with 54,990 votes.
NA-230: GDA's Fehmida Mirza wins NA-230 Badin 2 with 96,875 votes. Haji Rasool of PPP is second with 96,015 votes
NA-249: Faisal Vawda of PTI wins NA-249 Karachi West 2 with 35,344 votes. He defeated Shehbaz Sharif of PML who received 34,626 votes
NA-95: Imran Khan of PTI won NA-95 Mianwali 1 with 162,499 votes. Obaidullah Shadikhel of PML-N is finalist with 49,505 votes
NA-166: Abdul Rehman Khan Kanchu of PML-N wins NA-166 Lodhran 1 with 125740 votes. Muhammd Akhtar Kanchu of PTI is behind with 115,321 votes
NA-109: Faiz Ullah Kamoka of PTI wins NA-109 Faisalabad 3 with 122,905 votes, followed by Mian Abdul Manan of PML-N with 94,476 votes.
NA-149: PTI's Rai Muhammad Murtaza Iqbal wins NA-149 Sahiwal 3 with 137,632 votes. Muhammad Tufail of the PML-N is second with 111,999 votes
NA-144: Muhammad Moin Khan Watto of PML-N wins NA-144, Okara 4 with 61,467 votes. Independent candidate Mian Manzoor Ahmed Khan Watto is second with 50,246 votes
NA-46: Sajid Hussain Toori of the PPP wins the Agency NA-46 Kurram 1 with 21,461 votes. The Syed Iqbal Mian of PTI is second with 16,934 votes
NA-178: Syed Mustafa Mehmood of the PPP wins NA-178 Rahim Yar Khan 4 with 93,044 votes. Muhammad Tariq Chohan of PML-N came in second with 50,723 votes
NA-192: Mohammad Khan Leghari of PTI won NA-192, DG Khan 4 with 80,522 votes. Shehbaz Sharif of the PML-N is second with 67,608 votes
NA-152: Zahoor Hussein Qureshi of PTI wins NA-152 Khanewal 3 with 108,707 votes. Peer Aslam Bodla of PML-N is second with 98,938 votes
NA-170: Muhammad Farooq Azam Malik of PTI wins NA-170 Bahawalpur 1 with 84,495 votes, followed by Muhammad Baligh-ur- PML-N Rehman who collected 74,694 votes.
NA-174: Makhdoom of PTI Syed Sami-ul-Hbadan Gillani wins NA-174 Bahawalpur 5 with 63,884 votes. Independent candidate Makhdoom Syed Hbadan Ali Gillani won 58,092 votes to rank second.
NA-96: Amjad Ali Khan of PTI obtains the victory in NA-96 Mianwali 2 with 156,065 votes, followed by Muhammad Humair Hayat Khan Niazi of PML-N who gets 54,179 votes.
NA-99: Ghulam Muhammad of PTI wins NA 99 Chiniot 1 with 81,987 votes. Independent candidate Ghulam Abbas comes in second with 64,112 votes
NA-93: Malik Umer Aslam Awan of the PTI wins the NA-93 Khushab 1 with 100,448 votes. Sumaira Malik of PML-N is second with 70,401 votes
NA-38: Ali Amin Gandapur of PTI wins NA-38 DI Khan 1 with 80,236 votes. Maulana Fazl-Ur-Rehman of MMA came in second with 45,457 votes
NA-115 : Ghulam Bibi Bharwana of PTI won NA 115 Jhang with 91,434 votes. Independent candidate Muhammad Ahmad Ludhianvi is a finalist with 68,616 votes.
NA-57: Sadaqat Ali Abbasi of PTI wins NA-57 Murree with 97,104 votes. Shahid Khaqan Abbasi of PML-N is finalist with 91,381 votes
NA-108: Farrukh Habib of PTI wins the NA-108 FSB 8 with 112,740 votes. Abid Sher Ali of the PML-N is finalist with 111,529 votes
NA-129: Ayaz Sadiq of PML-N won NA-129 Lahore 7 with 103,021 votes. Aleem Khan of PTI is second with 94,879 votes
NA-54: Asad Umar of PTI wins NA-54 Islamabad 1 with 56,945 votes. He won the victory over Anjum Aqeel Khan of PML-N who won 32,991 votes
NA-26: Imran Khattak of PTI won the elections at NA-26 Nowshera-2 with 52,376 votes. Jamal Khan Khattak of the ANP is finalist with 41,678 votes.
NA-27: Noor Alam Khan of PTI wins the NA 27 Peshawar 1 with 71,158 votes. Haji Ghulam Ali of the MMA is vice-champion with 39,310 votes.
NA-28: Arbab Amir Ayub of PTI won the NA-28 Peshawar 2 with 74,414 votes. He was followed by Sabir Hussain Awan of the MMA (27,292 votes).
NA-31: Shaukat Ali of PTI defeated Ghulam Ahmed Bilour of the ANP by obtaining 87,895 votes in NA-31 Peshawar 5. Bilour was a runner- with 42,476 votes.
NA-33: Haji Khayal Zaman of PTI wins NA-33 Hangu with 27,734 votes. He is followed by MMA candidate Attiqur Rehman, who received 24,197 votes.
NA-40: Gul Dad Khan Wins the Victory at Agency NA-40 Bajaur 1 with 34,434 votes, followed by Independent Candidate Sardar Khan with 17,836 votes.
NA-43: Noorul Haq Qadri of PTI wins at Agency NA-43 Khyber 1 with 32,000 votes. Independent candidate Shahji Gul Afridi is second in the constituency with 25,000 votes
NA-225: Syed Hussain Tariq of the PPP wins the NA-225 Hyderabad 1 with 81,983 votes. Khawand Bakhsh of PTI comes second with 50,968 votes
PP-168: Khawaja Saad Rafique of PML-N wins the PP-168 Lahore 25 with 34,112 votes, defeating Muhammad Fayyaz Bhatti (14 940 votes). 19659003] NA-78: Ahsan Iqbal of the PML-N won the NA-78 Narowal 2 with 126,385 votes. The Abrar-ul-Haq of PTI are followed by 66,934 votes.
NA-125: PML-N's Waheed Alam Khan won the NA-125 Lahore 3 with 122,327 votes, beating Dr. Yasmin Rashid of PTI who received 105,857 votes.
NA-128: Sheikh Rohail Asgher of the PML-N won the NA-128 Lahore 6 with 98199 votes. (19659003) PTI's Mujahid Ali won the NA-20 Mardan 1 with 40,000 votes, defeating Nawabzada Khawaja Muhammad Khan Hoti, who received 13,000 votes.
NA-142: Chaudhry Riazul Haq of PML-N wins the NA-142 Okara 2 with 140.733 votes. Rao Hbadan Sikandar of PTI is in second place with 76,592 votes
NA-223: Makhdoom of PPP Jamil Uz Zaman wins NA-223 Matiari with 85,042 votes. Makhdoom Fazal Hussain of GDA is finalist with 41,793 votes
NA-18: Asad Qaiser of PTI wins NA-18 Swabi 1 with 77,791 votes. He was followed by Fazal Ali of MMA who obtained 33 667 votes
NA-84: Azhar Qayyum Nahara of PML-N won NA-84 Gujranwala 6 with 119,612 votes against Chaudhry Bilal Ijaz of PTI who obtains 89 728 votes
PS-26: Qaim Ali Shah of the PPP wins the PS-26 Khairpur 1 with 48,546 votes. Abdul Ghafoor Shaikh of GDA is second with 27,974 votes
NA-22: Ali Mohammad Khan of PTI wins NA-22 Mardan 3 with 58,577 votes. He defeated Maulana Mohammad Qasim of the MMA who received 56,318 votes
PB-32: Naseer Ahmed of BNP won the PB-32 Quetta 9 with 6,795 votes, defeating Abdul Ghafoor Haider of the MMA who gets 4,434.
NA-58: Raja Pervaiz Ashraf of the PPP won the NA-58 Rawalpindi 2 with 125,090 votes. Chaudhry Mohammad Azeem (PTI) comes second with 96,574 votes.
NA-10: Ebadullah Khan of the PML-N wins NA-10 Shangla with 33,804 votes. Suder-Ur Rehman of the ANP comes in second place with 32,780 votes.
NA-89: Mohsin Shahnawaz of the PML-N wins the NA-89 Sargodha 2 with 114,245 votes. Usama Ghias Mela of PTI is second with 113,422 votes.
NA-111: Khalid Javaid Warraich of PML-N won the Taka Tek Singh 1 of NA-111 with 110,556 votes, defeating Osama Hamza of PTI (85,448 votes).
NA-138: Rasheed Ahmad Khan of the PML-N wins NA-138 Kasur 2 with 87,510 votes. Sardar Rashid Tufail of PTI comes in second place with 49,947 votes.
NA-85: Imtiaz Ahmed Ranjha of PTI wins the NA-85 Mandi Bahauddin 1 with 99,996 votes, defeating Mushahid Raza of PML-N who gets 80,387 votes.
NA-8: Junaid Akbar of the PTI wins the NA-8 Malakand with 81,310 votes. He beat Bilawal Bhutto Zardari of PPP who came in second with 43,724 votes
NA-3: Saleem Rehman of PTI wins NA-3 Swat 2 with 68,162 votes, defeating Shehbaz Sharif of PML-N who obtained 22,756 votes to be ranked second.
NA-190: Zulfiqar Ali Khosa of PTI wins NA-190 DG Khan 2 with 62,936 votes. The independent candidate Amjad Farooq Khosa comes second with 56,130 votes.
NA-257: Maulana Abdul Wasay of the MMA won NA-257 Killa Saifullah with 30,000 votes, defeating Abdul Rauf of JUI-NP who won 11,580 votes.
NA-205: Independent candidate Ali Mohammad Mahar wins the NA-205 Ghotki 2 with 56,280 votes. Ahsanullah of PPP is in second place with 25,100 votes
NA-29: Nasir Khan Yousafzai of PTI wins NA-29 Peshawar 3 with 49,762 votes.
NA-7: Muhammad Bashir Khan of PTI wins NA-7, Lower Dir-II with 63,017 votes. He was followed by Sirajul Haq of the MMA who obtained 46,040 votes
NA-68: Chaudhary Hussain Elahi of PML-Q won the NA-68 Gujrat 1 with 74,680 votes. Nawabzada Ali Gul of PML-N in second place with 34,820 votes.
NA-191: Zartaj Gul of PTI wins NA-191 DG Khan 3 with 79,817 votes. Awais Leghari of PML-N with 54,548 votes
NA-130: Shafqat Mahmood of PTI wins the NA-130 Lahore 8 with 127,405 votes. Khawaja Ahmad Hbadan of PML-N in second place 104,625 votes.
NA-216: Shazia Marri of the PPP wins from NA-216 Sanghar 2 with 82,667 votes. Kashan Chand is second with 70,135 votes
NA-158: Muhammad Ibrahim Khan wins the NA-158 Multan 5 with 83,304 votes, defeating former Prime Minister and PPP leader Yousuf Raza Gilani who received 74,443 votes
PP-12: Wasiq Qayyum Abbasi of PTI wins the PP-12 Rawalpindi 7 with 27,351 votes while the independent candidate Chaudhry Nisar in the second place with 11,099 votes
NA -188: Niaz Ahmed Jhakkar of PTI won NA-188 Layyah 2 with 103,305 votes while Mohammad Saqlain Bukhari of PML-N came in second with 76,103 votes.
NA-64: Zulfiqar Ali of PTI Khan wins NA-64 Chakwal 1 with 155,214 votes. Major Tahir Iqbal of PML-N in second place with 13,051 votes
NA-98: Mohammad Afzal Khan wins the NA-98 Bhakkar 2 with 136,238 votes while the independent candidate Rasheed Akbar Khan in second place with 132,445
NA-42: Sajid Khan of PTI wins the tribal area NA-42 Mohmand Agency 3 with 22,770 votes while Bilal Rehman, independent candidate, comes in second place with 21,076 votes
NA-36: Mohammad Anwar Khan of the MMA wins NA-36 Lakki Marwat with 91,065 votes against Ashfaq Ahmed Khan of PTI, who received 81,849 votes
] NA-77: Mehnaz of PML-N Aziz wins NA-77 Narowal 1 with 111,216 votes while the independent candidate Mian Tariq Anis is second with 61,918 votes.
NA-161: PTI's Mian Muhammad Shafiq wins NA-161 Lodhran 2 with 121,638 votes. PML-N's Mohammad Siddique Baloch received 116,093 votes in second place
NA-100: Qaiser Ahmad Sheikh of the PML-N wins the NA-100 Chiniot 2 with 76 149 votes. Zulfiqar Ali Shah of PTI with 75,827 votes
NA-157: Zain Qureshi of PTI wins NA-157 Multan 4 with 77,371 votes while Syed Ali Musa Gilani of PPP takes second place with 70,830 votes. 19659003] NA-118: Ijaz Ahmad Shah of PTI wins NA-118 Nankana Sahib 2 with 63,987 votes while Shazrah Munsab Ali of PML-N in second place with 60,764
NA- 6: [19456017] PTI's Mehbad Shah wins the Lower Dir 1 with 63,440 votes while Maulana Asadullah of the MMA comes in second with 36,665 votes
NA-151: Mohammad Khan Daha of PML -N wins Khanewal 2 with 111,198 votes. Ahmad Yar Hiraj of PTI in second place with 109,520 votes
NA-81: Khurram Dastgir-Khan of PML-N won the NA-81 Gujranwala 3 with 130,837 votes. PTI President Imran Khan wins Islamabad 2 with 92,891 votes while former PML-N Prime Minister and Leader Shahid Khaqan Abbasi was elected PTI Vice President with 88,166 votes. 44,314 votes.
PK-61: Pervez Khattak of PTI wins the PK-61 Nowshera 1 with 20,647 votes. Pervez Ahmed Khan, Vice President of the ANP, with 16,054 votes
NA-30: Sher Ali Arbab of PTI wins Peshawar 4 with 73,781 votes while Arbab Najeebullah Khan wins 18 111 votes
NA-66: Chaudhry Farrukh Altaf of PTI wins Jhelum 1 with 112,356 votes. Chaudhry Nadeem Khadim of PML-N second with 92,912 votes
NA-63: Ghulam Sarwar Khan of PTI wins Rawalpindi 7 (Taxila) with 64,301 votes as the former leader of PML-N and Independent candidate Chaudhry Nisar in second place with 48,497 votes.
NA-153: PML-N's Chaudhry Iftikhar Nazir wins Khanewal 4 with 106,291 votes. PTI's Malik Ghulam Murtaza Maitla came in second with 76,920 votes
NA-120: Rana Tanvir Hussain of PML-N won Sheikhupura 2 with 99,674 votes. Ali Asghar Chaudhry is the finalist with 74, 165 votes
NA-224: Zulfiqar Bachani of the PPP emerged victorious from the election of NA-224 Tando Allahyar after obtaining 80,230 votes. Mohammad Mohsin of GDA is ranked second with 51,536 votes
NA-52: Khurram Shehzad Nawaz of PTI won the elections at NA-52 Islamabad-1 with 64,690 votes. He was followed by Tariq Fazl Chaudhry, PML-N candidate, who received 34,072 votes
NA-124: Hamza Shehbaz of PML-N won the elections at NA-124 Lahore -2. He was followed by PTI candidate Nauman Qaisar, who received 69,251 votes.
NA-119: PTI's Rahat Amanullah won the NA-119 Sheikhupura-1 ballot with 126,025 votes. He was followed by Rana Afzaal Hussain of PML-N, who received 103,572 votes
NA-171: PML-N's Riaz Hussain Pirzada won the elections at NA-171 Bahawalpur-2 with 59,500 votes. He was followed by Naeemuddin Waraich of PTI, who received 53,109 votes.
NA-150: Independent candidate Syed Fakhar Imam won the election at NA-150 Khanewal-1 with 82,595 votes. Mohammad Raza Hayat Hiraj of PTI got second place with 71,034 votes
NA-194: Nasrullah Dareshak of the PTI won the NA-194 Rajanpur-2 election by getting 75,209 voice. Dareshak was followed by the independent Hafeezur Rehman Khan Dareshak, who got 60,311 votes.
NA-71: Mohammad Ilyas Chaudhry of PTI won the NA-71 Gujrat-4 elections with 87,181 votes. Chaudhry Abid Raza Kotla of the PML-N is ranked second with 79,946.
NA-190: Zulfikar Ali Khosa of PTI came out victorious from polls NA-190 Dera Ghazi Khan- 2 by obtaining 62,936 votes. Khosa was followed by independent candidate Amjad Farooq Khosa, who bagged 56,310.
NA-12: Nawaz Khan of the PTI won the election in NA-12 Battagram in obtaining 21,200 votes. Khan was followed by Mohammad Yousuf of MMA, who received 16,789 votes.
NA-137: PML-N's Saad Wasim Akhtar won the NA-137 Kasur-1 elections with 38,077 votes. Akhtar was followed by Sardar Asif Ahmed Ali, a candidate of the PTI, who won only 11,359 votes
NA-17: Umer Ayub Khan of the PTI won the election in Haripur after obtaining 166,786 votes. Babar Nawaz Khan of PML-N is ranked second with 149,292 votes.
NA-16: Ali Khan Jadoon of PTI emerged victorious from NA-16 Abbottabad-2, obtaining 91,770 votes. Jadoon was followed by the PML-N candidate, Malik Mohammad Awan, who obtained 57,995.
NA-155: Amir Dogar of the PTI won the election at NA- 155 Multan-2 by obtaining 88,567 votes, unofficial and unconfirmed results from all the suggested polling stations. PML-N candidate Sheikh Mohammad Tariq Rasheed was second with 71,457 votes.
NA-5: Sahibzada Sibghatullah of PTI wins the NA-5 Upper Dir election with 49,299 votes, according to unofficial and unofficial results. of all polling stations. Najmuddin Khan of PPP is ranked second with 28,736 votes
NA-193: Jaffer Khan Leghari of PTI won the elections at NA-193 Rajanpur-1 with 87,915 votes, results unofficial and unconfirmed of all suggested station surveys. Leghari was followed by Sardar Sher Ali Khan Gurchani of PML-N, who could get 55,409 votes
NA-156: Shah Mehmood Qureshi of PTI wins polls in NA-156 Multan-3 in receiving 93,500 votes, unofficial and unconfirmed results from all polling stations suggest. Imran Khan claims victory in Pakistani elections
Pakistani cricket legend has become instigator of opposition Imran Khan claimed victory on Thursday in tense elections of the country, following accusations "We had of success and we were given a mandate, "Khan said during a live broadcast.
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Imran Khan's holiday is set to become the biggest party in parliament
Last unofficial position of a party at 16:00 United Arab Emirates
PTI 118
PML-No. 62
PPP 39
Imran Khan summons party leaders as PTI
When Pakistan's Tehreek-e-Insaf wins the legislative elections, the President of PTI Imran Khan summoned his leaders Thursday at his home in Bani Gala.
According to informed sources of development, party leaders will discuss and decide on strategies for forming a government.
Khan should ask his party leaders to contact independent candidates from across Punjab and get their support. The meeting will formulate a strategy to counter the allegation of the opponent that the elections were rigged.
Last party
The latest unofficial results show that Imran's party lost some seats. Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf still in the lead with 117 seats
Last party position at 1:30 pm United Arab Emirates
PTI: 117
PML N: 64
PPA: 37
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Jemima félicite Imran Khan
Jemima Goldsmith, la première femme du chef du Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf Imran Khan, a félicité son ex-mari pour sa victoire en «22 ans plus tard, après des humiliations, des obstacles et des sacrifices, le père de mon fils est le prochain Premier ministre pakistanais, une incroyable leçon de ténacité, de croyance et de refus d'accepter la défaite. la politique à la 1ère place Félicitations! », écrit-elle sur Twitter
22 ans après, après des humiliations, des obstacles et des sacrifices s, le père de mes fils est le prochain PM du Pakistan. This is an incredible lesson in tenacity, belief and refusal to accept defeat. The challenge now is to remember why he entered politics in 1st place. Félicitations @ImranKhanPTI – Jemima Goldsmith (@Jemima_Khan) Le 26 juillet 2018
Une photo d'Imran et Jemima. [19659003Elleaégalementracontésonexpériencelorsdespremièresélectionsd'ImranKhanen1997«NontestéidéalisteetpolitiquementnaïfJ'aiattendul'appelàLahoreavecSulaimanâgéde3mois»écrit-elle
Je me souviens de la 1ère élection d'IK en 1997 – non testée, idéaliste et politiquement naïve. I waited for LHR's call with Sulaiman, 3 months old, whom I had dragged into the country. Finally, he called. “It’s a clean sweep" & after my gasp, “… the other way.” He roared with laughter— Jemima Goldsmith (@Jemima_Khan) July 26, 2018
Someone who has always expressed her love for Pakistan and its people even after the divorce from Imran, she had earlier used twitter to wish Pakistanis a happy election day.
Happy Election Day Pakistan, you maddening, beautiful, crazy, beloved old friend.
Here’s hoping the people who count your votes, let your vote count. And you get the leader you believe in.
Pakistan Zindabad!— Jemima Goldsmith (@Jemima_Khan) July 25, 2018
PTI in a commanding position
With nearly half the votes counted, Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf, is in a commanding lead.
But supporters of jailed Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif said the counting process was an badault on democracy.
[19659243]Party position at 10.30am (UAE time)[1 9659003]PTI: 120
PML N: 61
PPP: 40
The stock market shot up nearly 2 per cent in early trading on relief the likely coalition government will not be a weak one. Pakistan faces a mounting economic crisis that is likely to require a bailout by the International Monetary Fund, although PTI has not ruled out seeking succor from China, Islamabad's closest ally, reports Reuters.
Imran’s party increases lead
Former cricketer Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf has increased its lead over the rivals in the last hour. It is inching closer to the magic figure of 137, the number of seats needed to form a government.
Official declaration from the Election Commission is yet to come but here is the latest unofficial party positions at 8.30am (UAE time):
PTI: 119
PML N: 61
PPP: 40
As per latest unofficial trends on Geo news, PTI’s Imran Khan wins NA-53 Islamabad 2 with 92,891 votes . #PakistanElections2018 pic.twitter.com/LnyUyJlPAG— ANI (@ANI) July 26, 2018
The latest party position at 7.30am
With counting of votes still underway in the 11th general badembly of Pakistan, PTI supporters across the country started early celebrations in anticipation of their party's victory while PML-N cast doubts over the counting process. Here's the latest party position,according unofficial TV reports.
PTI: 112
PML N: 64
PPP: 44
IND: 18
MMA: 08
'No conspiracy' as vote result delayed
Reuters
A top Pakistani election official said results from Wednesday's general election were coming in late because of technical issues, and there was "no conspiracy" in the delay.
"There's no conspiracy, nor any pressure in delay of the results," Babar Yaqoob, secretary of the Election Commission of Pakistan, told reporters on Thursday. "The delay is being caused because the result transmission system has collapsed."
He said he could not set an exact deadline when the full results would be released but it would be as soon as possible.
Chief Election Commisioner Sardar Mohammad Raza later defended the process after Sharif's party and at least four others contesting the elections alleged the counting was manipulated.
"These elections were 100 per cent transparent and fair," Raza said. "There is no stain. Why don't you think the five political parties might be wrong?"
With 30 per cent of the total vote counted, Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI), or Pakistan Movement for Justice, was listed by the ECP as leading in 113 of 272 contested National Assembly constituencies.
Sharif's Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) was ahead in 66 constituencies, and the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), led by the son of badbadinated two-time prime minister Benazir Bhutto, led in 39 constituencies.
Khan's camp was increasingly confident, although it still appeared likely to fall short of the 137 seats needed for a majority in the National Assembly, raising the prospect it would need to find coalition partners among smaller parties and independents.
Sharif rejects count amid rigging allegations
AFP
One of the main candidates in Pakistan's election, Shahbaz Sharif, rejected the results of the poll Thursday as coun ting was still underway, alleging ‘blatant’ rigging.
"It's such a blatant rigging that everyone has started crying. Today what they have done has pushed Pakistan back 30 years… We reject this result," Sharif, who leads the incumbent Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), told a press conference in Lahore.
Shortly before he spoke state television said that just 18 per cent of the vote had been counted so far.
Late night trend favours Imran Khan's PTI
By Ashfaq Ahmed, Deputy UAE Editor
Dubai: Pakistan's biggest ever polling exercise largely ended smoothly with sporadic incidents of violence, including a bomb blast in Quetta resulting in death of 31 people.
Late night trend of unofficial results indicate win for Imran Khan’s Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) closely followed by Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) and the PPP lagging far behind at third place. PTI supporters erupted in celebration as the electronic media started announcing unofficial results showing lea d for Imran Khan in Pakistan’s 11th General Election.
Voters came out in record number braving any security concern to give their verdict in a knife-edge general election.
Supporters of Pakistan's cricketer-turned politician Imran Khan celebrate during general election in Lahore. AFP
Most badysts had predicted a hung parliament in the 342 seat National Assembly but going by the trends, it may Imran Khan all the way if he manages to secure more than 137 out of 272 contested seats. Announcement of final official results will start today by the Election Commission of Pakistan.
As many as 12,570 candidates contested for a total of 849 seats of national and provincial bademblies in the general election yesterday in a race to the parliament.
Director General (DG) Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), Major General Asif Ghafoor thanked the nation for using their right to vote and showing their love for the men in uniform. “Thank you fellow Pakistanis. World has seen your love and respect for Pakistan Armed Forces. You have rejected all kinds of malicious propaganda,” he tweeted.
According to unofficial TV reports at 8.25pm (UAE time).
Results trends. National Assembly
PTI: 75
PML-N: 51
PPP: 27
According to early trends, Imran Khan's PTI is showing a slight edge over Nawaz Sharif's PML-N.
Imran Khan summoned by election commission
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief Imran Khan has been summoned by the election commission to appear before it on July 30 for allegedly breaching the secrecy of ballot while casting his vote at a polling station of a Islamabad parliamentary seat, from where he is contesting the general elections, according to media reports.
The 65-year-old cricketer-turned-politician came under the scanner of the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) after his vote was telecast live in full view of the media and cameras at the presiding officer's table at the polling station of NA-53 constituency, rather than behind the screen as required by the law .
NA-27 UPDATE: PTI in the lead[1 9659254](PTI's Noor Alam Khan 2257 votes, MMAP's Haji Ghulam Ali 1218 votes)
(12/254 Stations)#DawnElections#ElectionPakistan2018— Dawn.com (@dawn_com) July 25, 2018
The ECP Imran Khan on July 30 for breach of secrecy of ballot, the Dawn reported.
Vote-counting begins
Pakistani election officials count ballots papers after polls closed at a polling station in Lahore. AFP
Vote-counting began on Wednesday in a knife-edge Pakistan general election.
Analysts said the vote was too close to call as polls closed at 6pm (1300 GMT).
Gallup Pakistan estimated turnout at between 50 to 55 per cent in an electorate of nearly 106 million, similar to the previous contest in 2013.
TV reports showed election workers sorting through mbadive piles of paper ballots at polling stations across the country.
There were more than 19 million new potential voters, including millions of women and young people.
Election banners at Charing Cross. Photo: Emanuel Sarfraz
Banners in support of Imran Khan to become Prime Minister by trader community of Hall Road which is hub of electronic goods markets. Photo: Emanuel Sarfraz
22 ans après, après des humiliations, des obstacles et des sacrifices s, le père de mes fils est le prochain PM du Pakistan. This is an incredible lesson in tenacity, belief and refusal to accept defeat. The challenge now is to remember why he entered politics in 1st place. Félicitations @ImranKhanPTI – Jemima Goldsmith (@Jemima_Khan) Le 26 juillet 2018
Une photo d'Imran et Jemima. [19659003Elleaégalementracontésonexpériencelorsdespremièresélectionsd'ImranKhanen1997«NontestéidéalisteetpolitiquementnaïfJ'aiattendul'appelàLahoreavecSulaimanâgéde3mois»écrit-elle
Je me souviens de la 1ère élection d'IK en 1997 – non testée, idéaliste et politiquement naïve. I waited for LHR's call with Sulaiman, 3 months old, whom I had dragged into the country. Finally, he called. “It’s a clean sweep" & after my gasp, “… the other way.” He roared with laughter— Jemima Goldsmith (@Jemima_Khan) July 26, 2018
Happy Election Day Pakistan, you maddening, beautiful, crazy, beloved old friend.
Here’s hoping the people who count your votes, let your vote count. And you get the leader you believe in.
Pakistan Zindabad!— Jemima Goldsmith (@Jemima_Khan) July 25, 2018
As per latest unofficial trends on Geo news, PTI’s Imran Khan wins NA-53 Islamabad 2 with 92,891 votes . #PakistanElections2018 pic.twitter.com/LnyUyJlPAG— ANI (@ANI) July 26, 2018
Supporters of Pakistan's cricketer-turned politician Imran Khan celebrate during general election in Lahore. AFP PML-N: 51
PPP: 27
NA-27 UPDATE: PTI in the lead[1 9659254](PTI's Noor Alam Khan 2257 votes, MMAP's Haji Ghulam Ali 1218 votes)
(12/254 Stations)#DawnElections#ElectionPakistan2018— Dawn.com (@dawn_com) July 25, 2018
Pakistani election officials count ballots papers after polls closed at a polling station in Lahore. AFP Election banners at Charing Cross. Photo: Emanuel Sarfraz Banners in support of Imran Khan to become Prime Minister by trader community of Hall Road which is hub of electronic goods markets. Photo: Emanuel Sarfraz
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