Provincial Election in Pakistan
Provincial elections were held in the Pakistani province of Punjab on 8 February 2024 to elect a new provincial legislature . On 5 August 2023, the results of the 2023 digital census were approved by the Council of Common Interests headed by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. Therefore, elections have been delayed for several months, as new delimitations will be published on 14 December 2023, as announced by the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP).[ 2] [ 3] President of Pakistan , Arif Alvi , that the elections will be held on 8 February 2024.[ 4] nationwide general elections and other provincial elections .
In the 2018 election , the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) emerged as the largest party in the Provincial Assembly of Punjab after 25 independents joined it. However, the PTI was still 2 seats short of a majority. After the Pakistan Muslim League (Q) (PML(Q)) agreed to support the PTI, they formed a coalition government in the province.[ 5] Pakistan Muslim League (N) (PML(N)) emerged as the second largest party and formed the opposition.
During a political crisis in Pakistan after the successful no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Imran Khan , another motion of no confidence was filed against Chief Minister Usman Buzdar , as well as against Chaudhry Pervaiz Elahi and Dost Muhammad Mazari , the Speaker and Deputy Speaker of the Provincial Assembly, respectively. Buzdar resigned before a vote on the motion of no confidence could be held and as a consequence, an election for a new Chief Minister was scheduled on 16 April between PML(N)'s Hamza Shahbaz , the joint candidate of the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM), and PML(Q)'s Chaudhry Pervaiz Elahi, the joint candidate of his party and PTI. On the day of the election, 25 PTI MPAs crossed the floor to support Shahbaz, violating party policy. During the very beginning of the Assembly session on 16 April, a riot began between PTI and PML-N supporters. PTI MPAs threw ewers at the Deputy Speaker, as well as slapping him. The police entered the Assembly for the first time in its history and arrested 3 MPAs.[ 6] [ 7]
After the floor crossing, the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) de-seated 25 dissident PTI MPAs for defection in the light of Article 63-A of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan on 20 May 2022.[ 8] [ 9]
By-elections were held on 17 July 2022 to elect the remaining 20 members. The PTI won in a landslide, emerging victorious on 15 of those 20 seats, leading to the collapse of Chief Minister Hamza Shahbaz's PML-N led coalition government, as their coalition became 7 seats short of a majority.[ 10]
On 12 January 2023, after winning a vote of confidence the night before, Elahi sent a letter to Governor Baligh Ur Rehman , advising him to dissolve the Provincial Assembly. Rehman excused himself from the dissolution process and after 48 hours, the Assembly automatically stood dissolved. Elections must be conducted within 90 days of the dissolution, meaning by or before 14 April 2023.[ 11] [ 12]
On 22 January 2023, Mohsin Raza Naqvi took oath as the caretaker Chief Minister of Punjab. He was nominated by the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) after days of deadlock between the government and the opposition over who to nominate.[ 13]
On 10 February 2023, after weeks of no announcement of an election date, the Lahore High Court (LHC) ordered the ECP to immediately announce the date for the elections to "ensure that [they] are held not later than ninety days as per the mandate of the Constitution".[ 14]
On 20 February 2023, the ECP had still not announced the date for the election. Therefore, President Arif Alvi decided to unilaterally appoint 9 April 2023 as the election date.[ 15]
On 1 March 2023, in a 3-2 split verdict, the Supreme Court ruled that President Alvi's order of appointing an election date was "constitutionally competent", as the Assembly was dissolved without the order of Governor Rehman. However, the verdict further stated that due to the delays in the announcement of the election date, 9 April may not be a feasible election date. Therefore, the ECP was ordered to immediately propose a date with the "minimum possible delay" to the President and after consultation, the latter shall announce a date for the election.[ 16] [ 17]
As a result of the verdict, on 3 March 2023, the ECP had suggested the dates of 30 April to 7 May to President Alvi and on the same day, the latter announced that the provincial election will be held on 30 April 2023.[ 18]
On 22 March 2023, in violation of the Supreme Court's verdict, the ECP postponed the provincial election to 8 October 2023, stating that it had arrived at the conclusion that it could not hold the elections "honestly, justly, fairly, in a peaceful manner and in a accordance with the Constitution and law".[ 19]
On 25 March 2023, Sibtain Khan , the Speaker of the Provincial Assembly of Punjab , filed a constitutional petition on behalf of the PTI against the ECP's decision. Additionally, a contempt of court petition was also filed against the ECP.[ 20] [ 21]
Despite the orders of the Supreme Court, the ECP had not conducted the elections on 14 May and had instead petitioned the Supreme Court to review its 4 April decision, claiming that they "[don't] have the authority to give the date of elections".[ 22]
Ban on PTI from contesting as a party [ edit ] On 22 December 2023, the ECP decided against letting the PTI retain its electoral symbol, arguing that the party had failed to hold intra-party elections. On 22 December, the PTI approached the Peshawar High Court (PHC) against the ECP's order and hence, a single-member bench suspended the ECP's order until 9 January 2024. On 30 December 2023, the ECP filed a review application within the PHC, and days later, a two-member bench withdrew the suspension order as it heard the case. However, on 10 January 2024, the two-member bench had declared the ECP's order to be "illegal, without any lawful authority, and of no legal effect. On 11 January, the ECP challenged this ruling in the Supreme Court , and on 13 January, a three-member bench ruled in favor of the ECP and stripped the PTI of its electoral symbol. As a consequence of this ruling, the PTI could not allot party tickets to any of its candidates. Therefore, all candidates of the party will be listed as independent candidates and each will have a different electoral symbol.[ 23]
The schedule of the election was announced by the Election Commission of Pakistan on 15 December 2023.[ 24]
Sr no
Poll Event
Schedule
1
Public Notice Issued by the Returning Officers
19 December 2023
2
Dates of filing Nomination papers with the Returning Officers by the candidates
20 December 2023 to 24 December 2023
3
Publication of names of the nominated candidates.
24 December 2023
4
Last date of scrutiny of nomination papers by the Returning Officer
25 December 2023 to 30 December 2023
5
Last date of filing appeals against decisions of the Returning Officer rejecting/accepting nomination papers.
3 January 2024
6
Last date for deciding of appeals by the Appellate Tribunal
10 January 2024
7
Publication of revised list of candidates
11 January 2024
8
Last date of withdrawal of candidate and publication of revised list of candidates
12 January 2024
9
Allotment of election symbol to contesting candidates
13 January 2024
10
Date of Polling and Counting of Votes
8 February 2024
The 371 seats of the Punjab Assembly consist of 297 general seats, whose members are elected by the first-past-the-post voting system runs through single-member constituencies. 66 seats are reserved for women and 8 seats are reserved for non-Muslims. The members on these seats are elected through proportional representation based on the total number of general seats secured by each political party.
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf [ edit ] A day after the Assembly was dissolved, the Pakistan Muslim League (Q) (PML(Q)) Punjab president and outgoing Chief Minister , Chaudhry Pervaiz Elahi , hinted at a possible merger of the PML(Q) with the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI). As a consequence, the president of the PML(Q) and former Prime Minister , Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain , who is also Elahi's cousin, issued him a show-cause notice and suspended his party membership. On the other hand, the office-bearers of the PML(Q)'s electoral college authorized Elahi to take decisions on behalf of the party, in regards to the potential merger.[ 25]
On 21 February 2023, after failing in his attempts to merge the PML(Q) with the PTI, Elahi, along with all other nine former PML(Q) MPAs, joined the PTI.[ 26]
The PTI announced that it would start its election campaign on 8 March 2023. Imran Khan , the former Prime Minister and the Chairman of the PTI, stated that party workers will start arranging corner meetings and rallies across all districts of Punjab . Khan also said that he will suggest solutions to problems caused by the incumbent PDM-led federal government.[ 27] [ 28]
On 8 March 2023, the PTI attempted to start its campaign by taking out a rally from Khan's residence at Zaman Park to Data Darbar . However, just prior to the start of the rally, a ban on public gatherings was imposed in the provincial capital of Lahore and dozens were taken into police custody for violating the ban. Due to the increased violence, Khan called off the rally. One PTI worker, Ali Bilal, also lost his life in the violence, with Khan claiming the Punjab police had murdered Bilal.[ 29]
On 12 March 2023, Khan once more announced to hold a rally in Lahore but a ban on public gatherings by the PTI was again imposed in the city. The PTI was finally allowed to hold the rally on 13 March 2023 starting from Khan's residence at Zaman Park to Data Darbar . Moreover, in his address to thousands of party workers and rally attendees, Khan announced that the party would hold a grand "power show" at the Minar-e-Pakistan on 19 March.[ 30] [ 31] [ 32]
On 19 March, the Pakistan Muslim League (Z) , a minor political party based in Bahawalnagar , was merged into the PTI by its president, Ijaz-ul-Haq , the son of the former President of Pakistan Zia-Ul-Haq .[ 33]
On 23 March, the Awami Raj Party , a minor political party based in Muzaffargarh , was merged into the PTI by its chairman and leader Jamshed Dasti .[ 34]
On 25 March, after two postponements, the PTI held its public rally at the Minar-e-Pakistan. Imran Khan had delivered a lengthy speech where he outlined a 10-point programme which he said would pull Pakistan out of its economic crisis. This programme included policies such as promoting tourism, expanding the minerals sector, reintroducing welfare programs, and enlarging the tax net.[ 35]
On 20 April, the PTI had finalised a list candidates for most of the 297 constituencies of the Provincial Assembly.[ 36]
Vote Share of different parties in the election.
PTI 34 (34.0%)PMLN 32.05 (32.0%)TLP 6.84 (6.84%)PPP 5.53 (5.53%)IPP 1.57 (1.57%)JI 1.51 (1.51%)PML(Q) 1.15 (1.15%)PHRP 0.6 (0.60%)JUI (F) 0.49 (0.49%)PML(Z) 0.31 (0.31%)TLP 15.27 (15.3%)Other Parties 0.69 (0.69%)
Party Votes % Seats General Independents joined Women Minority Total PMLN 11,487,876 32.05 138 44 7 204 PTI 12,183,610 34.00 103 0 0 0 103 TLP 2,449,844 6.84 1 0 0 0 1 PPP 1,981,025 5.53 11 3 0 15 IPP 564,082 1.57 1 – 0 6 JI 541,049 1.51 0 0 0 0 0 PML(Q) 412,972 1.15 8 0 2 0 10 PHRP 215,034 0.60 0 0 0 0 0 JUI (F) 174,243 0.49 0 0 0 0 0 PML(Z) 109,570 0.31 1 0 0 0 1 Independents 5,472,237 15.27 23 0 0 0 Other 246,490 0.69 0 0 0 0 0 Total 35,838,032 100.00 286 0 49 7 340 Source: ECP
Gallup
[ 37]
Results by division [ edit ] [ 37]
Results by district [ edit ] [ 37]
Results by constituency [ edit ] [ 38]
District
Constituency
Winner
Runner Up
Margin
No.
Name
Candidate
Party
Votes
%
Candidate
Party
Votes
%
Attock
PP-1
Attock-I
Qazi Ahmed Akbar
PTI
49,285
39.84
Jahangir Khanzada
PML(N)
36,477
29.49
12,808
PP-2
Attock-II
Sardar Mohammad Ali Khan
PTI
36,149
26.34
Iftikhar Ahmed Khan
PML(N)
35,959
26.20
190
PP-3
Attock-III
Ejaz Hussain Bukhari
PTI
36,999
31.80
Hameed Akbar
PML(N)
32,043
27.54
4,956
PP-4
Attock-IV
Sher Ali Khan
PML(N)
48,967
28.02
Malik Amanat Khan Rawal
TLP
44,239
25.31
9,288
PP-5
Attock-V
Malik Aitbar Khan
PML(N)
46,387
29.21
Malik Jamshed Altaf
PTI
43,917
27.66
2,470
Murree
PP-6
Murree
Muhammad Bilal Yamin
PML(N)
66,049
40.77
Zain ul Abideen
PTI
33,847
20.89
32,202
Rawalpindi
PP-7
Rawalpindi-I
Raja Sagheer Ahmed
PML(N)
66,356
37.30
Muhammad Shabbir Awan
PTI
63,042
35.43
3,314
PP-8
Rawalpindi-II
Javed Kausar
PTI
47,531
31.61
Khurram Parvez Raja
PPP
40,604
27.00
6,927
PP-9
Rawalpindi-III
Raja Shoukat Aziz Bhatti
PML(N)
50,719
28.91
Chaudhary Sarfaraz Ahmad Khan
PPP
43,644
24.88
7,075
PP-10
Rawalpindi-IV
Naeem Ejaz
PML(N)
48,759
32.29
Chaudhary Muhammad Ameer Afzal
PTI
34,415
22.79
14,344
PP-11
Rawalpindi-V
Imran Ilyas Chaudhry
PML(N)
27,657
44.96
Chaudhry Mohammad Nazir
PTI
16,594
26.97
11,063
PP-12
Rawalpindi-VI
Mohsin Ayub Khan
PML(N)
41,276
35.46
Saad Ali Khan
PTI
35,118
30.17
6,158
PP-13
Rawalpindi-VII
Malik Fahad Masood
PTI
57,085
50.52
Malik Umar Farooq
PML(N)
24,556
21.73
32,529
PP-14
Rawalpindi-VIII
Malik Iftikhar Ahmed
PML(N)
39,558
43.83
Chaudhary Nisar Ali Khan
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33,258
36.85
6,300
PP-15
Rawalpindi-IX
Malik Mansoor Afsar
PML(N)
62,165
44.18
Ziad Kayani
PTI
54,043
38.41
8,122
PP-16
Rawalpindi-X
Zia Ullah Shah
PML(N)
45,929
41.90
Ejaz Khan
PTI
36,403
33.21
9,526
PP-17
Rawalpindi-XI
Raja Abdul Hanif
PML(N)
45,668
44.08
Raja Rashid Hafeez
PTI
38,392
37.06
7,276
PP-18
Rawalpindi-XII
Asad Abbas
MWM
46,295
46.14
Sajjad Khan
PML(N)
30,640
30.54
15,655
PP-19
Rawalpindi-XIII
Muhammad Tanveer Aslam
PTI
43,993
56.04
Haji Parvez Khan
PML(N)
16,768
21.36
27,225
Chakwal
PP-20
Chakwal-I
Sultan Haider Ali Khan
PML(N)
73,940
45.99
Ali Nasir Bhatti
PTI
67,234
41.81
6,706
PP-21
Chakwal-II
Tanveer Aslam Malik
PML(N)
79,274
45.26
Tariq Mehmood Afzal Kalas
PTI
68,513
39.12
10,761
Talagang
PP-22
Chakwal-cum-Talagang
Sardar Ghulam Abbas
PML(N)
61,714
39.80
Hakeem Nisar Ahmed
PTI
54,077
34.86
7,637
PP-23
Talagang
Shehryar Malik
PML(N)
70,649
42.17
Sultan Surkhru Awan
PTI
62,302
37.19
8,347
Jhelum
PP-24
Jhelum-I
Syed Riffat Mehmood
PTI
55,068
32.96
Raja Yawar Kamal Khan
IPP
49,810
29.82
5,258
PP-25
Jhelum-II
Yasir Mehmood Qureshi
PTI
67,506
48.70
Chaudhry Nadeem Khadim
PML(N)
40,735
29.39
26,771
PP-26
Jhelum-III
Mushtaq Ahmed
PTI
60,218
38.65
Nasir Mehmood
PML(N)
54,650
35.08
5,568
Gujrat
PP-27
Gujrat-I
Raja Muhammad Aslam Khan
PML(Q)
34,754
30.28
Nouman Ashraf Chuhdary
PTI
30,305
26.41
4,449
PP-28
Gujrat-II
Shahid Raza
PTI
48,271
42.62
Shabbir Ahmed
PML(N)
35,268
31.14
13,003
PP-29
Gujrat-III
Khalid Javed Asghar Ghural
PML(Q)
45,142
32.30
Nwabzada Haider Mehdi
PML(N)
35,096
25.11
10,046
PP-30
Gujrat-IV
Muhammad Abdullah Warraich
PML(Q)
39,037
31.05
Tanveer Ahmed
PTI
28,417
22.60
10,620
PP-31
Gujrat-V
Shafay Hussain
PML(Q)
55,724
46.07
Mudassir Machyana
PTI
51,665
42.72
4,059
PP-32
Gujrat-VI
Chaudhry Salik Hussain
PML(Q)
55,615
53.78
Pervaiz Elahi
PTI
44,713
43.31
10,902
PP-33
Gujrat-VII
Syed Madad Ali Shah
PML(Q)
35,492
23.79
Nadeem Asghar Qaira
PPP
28,447
19.07
7,045
PP-34
Gujrat-VIII
Chaudhry Ijaz Ahmad
PML(Q)
46,774
36.05
Sumaira Elahi Chuhan
PTI
33,867
26.10
12,907
Wazirabad
PP-35
Wazirabad-I
Waqar Ahmad Cheema
PML(N)
60,975
38.82
Muhammad Yousaf
PTI
59,835
38.09
1,140
PP-36
Wazirabad-II
Muhammad Ahmed Chattha
PTI
87,549
55.43
Adnan Afzal Chattha
PML(N)
49,228
31.17
38,321
Hafizabad
PP-37
Hafizabad-I
Shahid Hussain Bhatti
PML(N)
59,853
38.27
Chaudhary Asad Ullah
PTI
41,800
26.73
18,053
PP-38
Hafizabad-II
Zameer Ul Hassan Bhatti
PTI
52,217
35.62
Gulzar Ahmed
PML(N)
50,839
34.68
1,378
PP-39
Hafizabad-III
Muhammad Aoun Jahangir
PML(N)
41,874
28.57
Qamar Javed Gujjar
PTI
37,037
25.27
4,837
Mandi Bahauddin
PP-40
Mandi Bahauddin-I
Zarnab Sher
PTI
74,514
53.56
Hameeda Waheeduddin
PML(N)
46,149
33.17
28,365
PP-41
Mandi Bahauddin-II
Basma Riaz Choudhry
PTI
70,494
44.20
Syed Tariq Yaqoob
PML(N)
25,597
16.05
44,897
PP-42
Mandi Bahauddin-III
Khalid Mahmood Ranjha
PML(N)
50,506
38.14
Sajid Ahmad Khan
PTI
42,622
32.20
7,983
PP-43
Mandi Bahauddin-IV
Chaudhry Akhtar Abbas Bosal
PML(N)
45,636
32.44
Chaudhry Muhammad Nawaz
PTI
37,906
26.94
7,730
Sialkot
PP-44
Sialkot-I
Rana Muhammad Arif Iqbal Harnah
PML(N)
47,137
33.18
Saeed Ahmad Bhalli
PTI
41,250
29.04
5,887
PP-45
Sialkot-II
Tariq Subhani
PML(N)
63,467
45.33
Umar Javaid Ghuman
PTI
52,312
37.36
11,155
PP-46
Sialkot-III
Faisal Akram
PML(N)
55,258
42.05
Rooba Umer
PTI
47,953
36.49
7,305
PP-47
Sialkot-IV
Muhammad Mansha Ullah Butt
PML(N)
50,604
43.38
Mehar Kashif
PTI
44,912
38.50
5,692
PP-48
Sialkot-V
Khurram Khan Virk
PML(N)
46,625
31.39
Liaquat Ali
IND
41,312
27.82
5,313
PP-49
Sialkot-VI
Muhammad Fayyaz
PML(N)
46,776
34.23
Rana Muhammad Afzal
IND
40,330
29.51
6,446
PP-50
Sialkot-VII
Chaudhry Naveed Ashraf
PML(N)
45,635
35.72
Amaan Ullah
PTI
44,037
34.47
1,598
PP-51
Sialkot-VIII
Zeeshan Rafiq
PML(N)
49,286
39.05
Waqas iftkhar
PTI
46,647
36.96
2,639
PP-52
Sialkot-IX
Chaudhry Arshad Javaid Warraich
PML(N)
58,414
42.08
Fakhar Nishat Ghuman
PTI
49,939
35.98
8,475
PP-53
Sialkot-X
Rana Abdul Sattar
PML(N)
59,310
42.62
Malik Jamshed Ghias
PTI
58,365
41.94
765
Narowal
PP-54
Narowal-I
Ahsan Iqbal
PML(N)
33,243
25.91
Awais Qasim Khan
PTI
31,060
24.21
2,183
PP-55
Narowal-II
Mehmood Ahmad
TLP
33,494
28.90
Muhammad Akmal Sargala
PML(N)
23,274
20.08
10,220
PP-56
Narowal-III
Rana Mannan Khan
PML(N)
48,920
41.26
Aleem Tariq
PTI
35,678
30.09
13,242
PP-57
Narowal-IV
Khawaja Muhammad Waseem
PML(N)
52,691
42.01
Rana Lal Badshah
PTI
26,972
21.51
25,719
PP-58
Narowal-V
Bilal Akbar Khan
PML(N)
55,461
43.76
Muhammad Irfan Abid
PTI
45,909
36.22
9,552
Gujranwala
PP-59
Gujranwala-I
Muhammad Nasir Cheema
PTI
37,478
43.02
Bilal Farooq Tarar
PML(N)
32,570
37.39
4,908
PP-60
Gujranwala-II
Kaleem Ullah Khan
PTI
36,746
43.07
Moazam Rauf Mughal
PML(N)
29,923
35.07
6,823
PP-61
Gujranwala-III
Imran Khalid Butt
PML(N)
35,559
36.44
Rizwan Ullah Butt
PTI
30,111
30.85
5,448
PP-62
Gujranwala-IV
Muhammad Nawaz Chohan
PML(N)
30,596
37.28
Rizwan Mustafa Sian
PTI
26,087
31.79
4,509
PP-63
Gujranwala-V
Chaudhry Muhammad Tariq
PTI
51,181
45.34
Muhammad Toufeeq Butt
PML(N)
43,693
38.71
7,488
PP-64
Gujranwala-VI
Umar Farooq Dar
PML(N)
37,115
39.76
Chaudhry Muhammad Ali
PTI
33,374
35.75
3,741
PP-65
Gujranwala-VII
Hassan Ali Iqbal Buttar
PTI
36,499
37.91
Chaudhary Waqar Ahmad Cheema
IPP
29,042
30.16
7,457
PP-66
Gujranwala-VIII
Qaiser Iqbal
PML(N)
48,439
37.14
Rizwan Zafar Cheema
PTI
44,342
34.00
4,097
PP-67
Gujranwala-IX
Chaudhry Akhtar Ali Khan
PML(N)
39,834
35.75
Chaudhry Ali Wakeel Khan
PTI
32,762
29.40
7,072
PP-68
Gujranwala-X
Mian Arqam Khan
PTI
43,615
38.82
Chaudhary Mohammad Iqbal
PML(N)
40,311
35.88
3,304
PP-69
Gujranwala-XI
Irfan Bashir
PML(N)
47,902
37.43
Umar Javaid Virk
PTI
43,165
33.73
4,737
PP-70
Gujranwala-XII
Tashakul Abbas Warraich
PTI
37,709
36.70
Aman Ullah Warraich
PML(N)
28,874
28.10
8,835
Sargodha
PP-71
Sargodha-I
Sohaib Ahmad Malik
PML(N)
55,292
39.51
Naeem Haider Panjhuta
PTI
49,161
35.13
6,131
PP-72
Sargodha-II
Mansoor Azam
PML(N)
50,545
34.83
Chaudhry Sohail Akhtar
PTI
41,392
28.52
9,153
PP-73
Sargodha-III
Muhammad Ansar Iqbal
PTI
58,242
44.75
Mian Sultan Ali Ranjha
PML(N)
46,514
35.74
11,728
PP-74
Sargodha-IV
Ikram Ul Haq
PML(N)
51,651
38.01
Nadeem Muhammad Akram Cheema
PTI
34,716
25.55
16,935
PP-75
Sargodha-V
Ali Asif Baga
PTI
56,617
44.54
Abdul Razaq
PML(N)
42,940
33.78
13,677
PP-76
Sargodha-VI
Zulfiqar Ali Bhatti
PTI
36,996
33.66
Ghulam Dastagir Lak
PML(N)
32,473
29.55
4,523
PP-77
Sargodha-VII
Safdar Hussain
PML(N)
49,640
38.99
Abdul Wahab Mumtaz Kahloon
PTI
46,651
36.64
2,989
PP-78
Sargodha-VIII
Rana Munawar Hussain
PML(N)
60,569
43.18
Waqar Anwar Sandhu
PTI
57,607
41.06
2,962
PP-79
Sargodha-IX
Taimur Ali Khan
PML(N)
42,499
32.16
Ghulam Ali Asghar Lahri
PTI
35,928
27.18
6,571
PP-80
Sargodha-X
Sardar Muhammad Asim Sher Maken
PML(N)
38,336
29.86
Chaudhary Iftikhar Hussain Gondal
PTI
35,411
27.58
2,925
Khushab
PP-81
Khushab-I
Hassan Malik
PTI
46,991
36.02
Ameer Haider Sangha
IPP
32,294
24.76
14,697
PP-82
Khushab-II
Muhammad Asif Malik
PML(N)
41,577
36.60
Masood Anwar
PTI
39,529
34.79
2,048
PP-83
Khushab-III
Ali Hussain Khan
PML(N)
48,083
35.34
Amjad Raza
PTI
39,337
28.91
8,746
PP-84
Khushab-IV
Fateh Khaliq
PTI
49,820
42.63
Karam Elahi Bandial
PML(N)
35,005
29.95
14,815
Mianwali
PP-85
Mianwali-I
Muhammad Iqbal
PTI
92,550
65.45
Amanat Ullah Khan
PML(N)
23,984
16.96
68,566
PP-86
Mianwali-II
Amin Ullah Khan
PTI
85,387
59.25
Adil Abdullah Khan
IPP
19,832
13.76
65,555
PP-87
Mianwali-III
Malik Ahmad Khan Bhachar
PTI
107,278
70.96
Sajjad Ahmad Malik
IPP
15,710
10.39
91,568
PP-88
Mianwali-IV
Mumtaz Ahmad
PTI
67,525
45.27
Malik Muhammad Feroze Joyia
PML(N)
59,306
39.76
8,219
Bhakkar
PP-89
Bhakkar-I
Ameer Muhammad Khan
PPP
61,892
51.64
Abdul Majeed Khan
PML(N)
37,325
31.14
24,567
PP-90
Bhakkar-II
Ahmad Nawaz Khan
PML(N)
43,572
33.40
Irfan Ullah Khan Niazi
PTI
43,301
33.19
271
PP-91
Bhakkar-III
Ghazanfar Abbas Cheena
IPP
62,332
43.21
Saeed Akbar Khan Nawani
PML(N)
61,760
42.82
572
PP-92
Bhakkar-IV
Amir Inayat Khan Shahani
PML(N)
41,592
33.95
Rafiq Ahmad Khan Niazi
PTI
33,121
27.03
8,471
PP-93
Bhakkar-V
Amir Inayat Khan Shahani
PML(N)
50,425
35.98
Muhammad Zia Ullah Khan
IPP ]
45,580
32.53
4,845
Chiniot
PP-94
Chiniot-I
Taimoor Ali Lali
PML(N)
47,935
44.30
Imtiaz Ahmad Lali
JUI (F)
47,153
43.58
782
PP-95
Chiniot-II
Ilyas Chinioti
PML(N)
36,794
30.10
Shoukat Ali
PTI
29,715
24.31
7,079
PP-96
Chiniot-III
Zulfiqar Ali Shah
PML(N)
52,802
42.05
Syed Hassan Murtaza
PPP
43,255
34.45
9,547
PP-97
Chiniot-IV
Saqib Khan Chadhar
PML(N)
42,976
35.57
Muhammad Saqlain Anwar
PML(Q)
37,759
31.25
5,217
Faisalabad
PP-98
Faisalabad-I
Junaid Afzal Sahi
PTI
73,565
47.75
Muhammad Ajmal Cheema
IPP
47,834
31.05
25,731
PP-99
Faisalabad-II
Ahmad Mujtaba Chaudhry
PTI
56,016
45.67
Muhammad Shoib Idrees
PML(N)
43,400
35.38
12,616
PP-100
Faisalabad-III
Sardar Khan Bahadur Dogar
PML(N)
44,147
40.17
Chaudhry Umair Wasi Zafar
PTI
38,699
35.21
5,448
PP-101
Faisalabad-IV
Muhammad Akram Chaudhary
PTI
73,593
47.55
Muhammad Ashraf Chaudhary
PML(N)
50,132
32.39
23,461
PP-102
Faisalabad-V
Jafar Ali Hocha
PML(N)
30,578
24.84
Shaheer Dawood Butt
PTI
30,030
24.39
548
PP-103
Faisalabad-VI
Noor Shahid Noor
PTI
35,508
30.00
Muhammad Safdar Shakir
PML(N)
26,913
22.74
8,595
PP-104
Faisalabad-VII
Arif Mahmood Gill
PML(N)
53,729
36.89
Muhammad Farooq Arshad
PTI
46,483
31.91
7,246
PP-105
Faisalabad-VIII
Rao Kashif Raheem Khan
PML(N)
58,185
41.81
Adil Pervaiz Gujjar
PTI
56,268
40.43
1,917
PP-106
Faisalabad-IX
Rai Ahsan Raza Kharal
PTI
51,945
44.62
Ali Akhtar
IPP
25,639
22.02
26,306
PP-107
Faisalabad-X
Javed Niaz Manj
PTI
27,672
20.59
Khalid Pervaz
PML(N)
26,374
19.63
1,298
PP-108
Faisalabad-XI
Aftab Ahmad Khan
PTI
60,687
44.33
Muhammad Ajmal Asif
PML(N)
56,848
41.53
3,839
PP-109
Faisalabad-XII
Chaudhry Zafar Iqbal Nagra
PML(N)
54,585
40.84
Hafiz Atta Ullah
PTI
54,251
40.59
334
PP-110
Faisalabad-XIII
Hassan Zaka
PTI
46,839
47.64
Hamid Rashid
PML(N)
32,031
32.58
14,808
PP-111
Faisalabad-XIV
Basharat Ali
PTI
45,599
46.28
Faqeer Hussain
PML(N)
36,373
36.92
9,226
PP-112
Faisalabad-XV
Asad Mehmood
PTI
75,565
54.42
Asrar Ahmad Khan
PML(N)
47,866
34.47
27,699
PP-113
Faisalabad-XVI
Nadeem Sadiq Dogar
PTI
53,716
47.59
Ali Abbas Khan
PML(N)
38,456
34.07
15,260
PP-114
Faisalabad-XVII
Chaudhry Latif Nazar Gujjar
PTI
58,564
51.62
Shiekh Muhammad Yousaf
PML(N)
38,811
34.21
19,753
PP-115
Faisalabad-XVIII
Shahid Javed
PTI
53,271
50.32
Muhammad Tahir Pervaiz
PML(N)
39,375
37.19
13,896
PP-116
Faisalabad-XIX
Muhammad Ismael
PTI
67,428
51.44
Ahmad Shehryar
PML(N)
52,517
40.06
14,911
PP-117
Faisalabad-XX
Rana Abdul Razzaq Khan
PTI
54,181
49.83
Muhammad Rizwan Butt
PML(N)
40,071
36.85
14,110
PP-118
Faisalabad-XXI
Khayal Ahmad Kastro
PTI
79,360
60.03
Muhammad Razzaq Malik
PML(N)
40,144
30.37
39,216
Toba Tek Singh
PP-119
Toba Tek Singh-I
Asad Zaman
PTI
78,259
52.16
Uqbah Ali
PML(N)
52,762
35.17
25,497
PP-120
Toba Tek Singh-II
Muhammad Ahsan Ihsan
PTI
56,740
41.94
Fozia Khalid Warraich
PML(N)
24,613
18.19
32,127
PP-121
Toba Tek Singh-III
Chaudhry Amjad Ali Javed
PML(N)
58,576
39.54
Saeed Ahmad
PTI
58,456
39.46
120
PP-122
Toba Tek Singh-IV
Sardar Muhammad Ayub Khan
PML(N)
69,538
46.01
Khawar Sher Khan Gadhi
PTI
69,250
45.82
288
PP-123
Toba Tek Singh-V
Ashifa Riaz Fatyana
PTI
51,785
34.25
Shahid Iqbal
IPP
33,270
22.00
18,515
PP-124
Toba Tek Singh-VI
Syeda Sonia Ali Raza Shah
PTI
62,241
46.97
Syed Qutab Ali Shah
PML(N)
56,248
42.45
5,993
Jhang
PP-125
Jhang-I
Ghulam Ahmed Khan Gadi
PTI
55,756
37.96
[Faisal Saleh Hayat]]
PML(N)
38,489
26.21
17,267
PP-126
Jhang-II
Mehar Muhammad Nawaz
PTI
45,408
37.17
Mehar Muhammad Aslam Bharwana
PML(N)
42,842
35.07
2,566
PP-127
Jhang-III
Sheikh Muhammad Akram
PTI
50,404
39.61
Masroor Nawaz
PML(Z)
40,127
31.53
10,277
PP-128
Jhang-IV
Ghazanfar Abbas Shah
PMLN
62,370
42.42
Khalid Mahmood Sargana
PTI
60,008
40.82
2,362
PP-129
Jhang-V
Muhammad Asif Kathia
PTI
37,315
28.22
Chaudhary Khalid Ghani
PML(N)
28,585
21.62
8,730
PP-130
Jhang-VI
Rana Shahbaz Ahmad
PTI
67,796
45.41
Ameer Abbas Sial
PML(N)
59,987
40.18
7,809
PP-131
Jhang-VII
Mian Muhammad Azam
PTI
73,239
49.43
Faisal Hayat Jabboana
PML(N)
59,578
40.21
13,661
Nankana Sahib
PP-132
Nankana Sahib-I
Sultan Bajwa
[[Pakistan Muslim League (N)|PML(N)
47,771
37.11
Mian Ijaz Hussain Bhatti
JI
38,248
29.71
9,523
PP-133
Nankana Sahib-II
Rana Muhammad Arshad
PML(N)
44,323
38.46
Muhammad Atif
PTI
41,632
36.12
2,691
PP-134
Nankana Sahib-III
Mahr Muhammad Kashif
PML(N)
39,504
32.18
Sohail Manzoor Gill
[[Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf]|PTI]]
35,683
29.07
3,821
PP-135
Nankana Sahib-IV
Agha Ali Haidar
PML(N)
56,809
46.64
Jamil Hassan Khan
PTI
43,718
35.89
13,091
Sheikhupura
PP-136
Sheikhupura-I
Hassaan Riaz
PML(N)
52,682
44.86
Umar Aftab Dhillon
PTI
39,021
33.23
13,661
PP-137
Sheikhupura-II
Khurram Ijaz Chattha
PTI
58,171
51.33
Muhammad Arshad
PML(N)
38,545
34.01
19,626
PP-138
Sheikhupura-III
Pir Muhammad Ashraf Rasool
PML(N)
38,605
44.51
Abuzar Maqsood Chadhar
PTI
33,074
38.14
5,531
PP-139
Sheikhupura-IV
Rana Tanveer Hussain
PML(N)
35,659
39.43
Ijaz Hussain Bhatti
PTI
33,685
37.25
1,974
PP-140
Sheikhupura-V
Muhammad Awais
PTI
51,380
41.40
Mian Abdul Rauf
PML(N)
44,833
36.12
6,547
PP-141
Sheikhupura-VI
Tayyab Rashid
PTI
61,509
49.65
Amjad Latif
PML(N)
38,620
31.17
22,889
PP-142
Sheikhupura-VII
Waqas Mahmood Maan
PTI
49,537
39.47
Mahmood Ul Haq
PML(N)
43,100
34.34
6,437
PP-143
Sheikhupura-VIII
Khan Sher Akbar Khan
PTI
52,424
39.21
Ishtiaq Ahmad
PML(N)
43,154
32.28
9,270
PP-144
Sheikhupura-IX
Muhammad Sarfraz Dogar
PTI
58,413
43.05
Sajjad Haider Nadeem
PML(N)
34,239
25.23
24,174
Lahore
PP-145
Lahore-I
Sami Ullah Khan
PML(N)
42,578
36.80
Yasir Gilani
PTI
38,267
33.07
4,311
PP-146
Lahore-II
Ghazali Saleem Butt
PML(N)
30,588
36.40
Junaid Razzaq
PTI
28,516
33.93
2,072
PP-147
Lahore-III
Hamza Shahbaz
PML(N)
51,838
41.30
muhammad khan madni
PTI
46,494
37.04
5,344
PP-148
Lahore-IV
Mian Mujtaba Shuja-ur-Rehman
PML(N)
38,000
40.34
Saba Dewan
PTI
31,562
33.50
6,438
PP-149
Lahore-V
Aleem Khan
IPP
51,756
38.78
Zeeshan Rasheed
PTI
47,998
35.92
3,758
PP-150
Lahore-VI
Khawaja Imran Nazir
PML(N)
34,957
39.85
Abdul Karim Khan
PTI
30,318
34.56
4,639
PP-151
Lahore-VII
Sohail Shaukat Butt
PML(N)
38,236
55.02
Hammad Ali
PTI
15,844
22.80
22,392
PP-152
Lahore-VIII
Malik Muhammad Waheed
PML(N)
34,664
37.41
Nouman Majeed
PTI
29,681
32.03
4,983
PP-153
Lahore-IX
Khawaja Salman Rafique
PML(N)
35,233
41.05
Mian Awais Anjum
PTI
33,029
38.48
2,204
PP-154
Lahore-X
Malik Ghulam Habib Awan
PML(N)
26,015
31.64
Shakeel Ahmad Sindhu
PTI
24,167
29.39
1,848
PP-155
Lahore-XI
Imtiaz Mehmood
PTI
36,731
41.98
Naeem Shahzad
PML(N)
30,898
35.32
5,833
PP-156
Lahore-XII
Ali Imtiaz
PTI
54,037
53.51
Muhammad Yasin Amir
PML(N)
35,114
34.77
18,923
PP-157
Lahore-XIII
Hafiz Farhat Abbas
PTI
45,037
51.05
Naseer Ahmad
PML(N)
27,039
30.65
17,998
PP-158
Lahore-XIV
Shehbaz Sharif
PML(N)
38,642
45.43
Yousaf Ali
PTI
23,847
28.03
14,795
PP-159
Lahore-XV
Maryam Sharif
PML(N)
23,604
38.63
Mehar Sharafat Ali
PTI
21,498
35.18
2,106
PP-160
Lahore-XVI
Malik Asad Ali Khokhar
PML(N)
26,781
40.05
Azam Khan Niazi
PTI
21,249
31.78
5,532
PP-161
Lahore-XVII
Farrukh Javaid
IND[ d]
46,947
48.78
Omer Sohail
PML(N)
28,855
29.98
18,092
PP-162
Lahore-XVIII
Shahbaz Ali Khokhar
PML(N)
43,427
43.82
Shabir Ahmad
IND[ d]
40,508
40.88
2,919
PP-163
Lahore-XIX
Imran Javed
PML(N)
23,141
33.31
Azeem Ullah Khan
IND[ d]
21,808
31.39
1,333
PP-164
Lahore-XX
Shehbaz Sharif
PML(N)
27,099
39.41
Yusaf mayo
IND[ d]
25,919
37.69
1,180
PP-165
Lahore-XXI
Ahmer Rasheed Bhatti
IND[ d]
29,390
37.97
Shahzad Nazir
PML(N)
28,427
36.73
963
PP-166
Lahore-XXII
Muhammad Anas Mehmood
PML(N)
32,270
36.73
Khalid Mehmood Gujjar
IND[ d]
30,611
34.84
1,659
PP-167
Lahore-XXIII
Irfan Shafi Khokhar
PML(N)
23,248
40.68
Ammar Bashir Gujjar
IND[ d]
21,182
37.07
2,066
PP-168
Lahore-XXIV
Faisal Ayub Khokhar
PML(N)
32,730
44.83
Malik Nadeem Abbas
IND[ d]
27,590
37.79
5,140
PP-169
Lahore-XXV
Malik Khalid Pervaz Khokhar
PML(N)
85,030
51.41
Mehmood-ur-Rasheed
IND[ d]
62,718
37.92
22,312
PP-170
Lahore-XXVI
Mian Muhammad Haroon Akbar
IND[ d]
64,143
52.17
Rana Ahsan
PML(N)
40,661
33.07
23,482
PP-171
Lahore-XXVII
Mian Aslam Iqbal
IND[ d]
61,862
52.40
Mehr Ishtiaq Ahmed
PML(N)
36,955
31.30
24,907
PP-172
Lahore-XXVIII
Misbah Wajid
IND
31,379
39.66
Rana Mashood Ahmad Khan
PML(N)
28,649
36.21
2,730
PP-173
Lahore-XXIX
Mian Marghoob Ahmad
PML(N)
63,238
45.45
Muhammad Zubair Khan Niazi
IND[ d]
49,522
35.59
13,716
PP-174
Lahore-XXX
Bilal Yasin
PML(N)
36,265
41.30
Chaudhary Muhammad Asghar
IND[ d]
33,957
38.67
2,308
Kasur
PP-175
Kasur-I
Rashid Tufail
IND[ d]
44,933
36.27
Malik Rasheed Ahmad Khan
PML(N)
38,245
30.87
6,688
PP-176
Kasur-II
Chaudhary Muhammad Ilyas Khan
PML(N)
48,333
44.42
Muzammil Masood Bhatti
IND[ d]
19,238
17.68
29,095
PP-177
Kasur-III
Muhammad Naeem Safdar Ansari
PML(N)
45,634
33.83
Muhammad Saleem Mahar
IND[ d]
32,033
23.75
13,601
PP-178
Kasur-IV
Malik Ahmad Saeed Khan
PML(N)
54,942
42.45
Barrister Shahid Masood
IND[ d]
49,127
37.96
5,815
PP-179
Kasur-V
Malik Muhammad Ahmed Khan
PML(N)
65,623
52.38
Sardar Nadir Farooq Ali
IND[ d]
47,665
38.05
17,958
PP-180
Kasur-VI
Chaudhary Ahsan Raza Khan
IND
34,756
28.96
Waqas Hassan Mokal
IND[ d]
21,787
18.15
12,969
PP-181
Kasur-VII
Mian Humble Sana Kareemi
IND[ d]
49,505
41.50
Sheikh Alla Ud din
PML(N)
35,929
30.12
13,576
PP-182
Kasur-VIII
Mehmood Anwar
PML(N)
32,352
25.96
Akeel Aslam Arain
IND[ d]
31,447
25.23
905
PP-183
Kasur-IX
Rana Sikandar Hayat Khan
PML(N)
52,297
43.05
Sardar Muhammad Asif Nakai
IPP
39,804
32.76
12,493
PP-184
Kasur-X
Rana Muhammad Iqbal Khan
PML(N)
44,378
39.09
Rana Muhammad Aslam Khan
IND
29,697
26.16
14,681
Okara
PP-185
Okara-I
Javaid Alla-ud-Din Sajid
PML(N)
52,341
33.46
Mehar Muhammad Javed
IND[ d]
46,826
29.94
5,515
PP-186
Okara-II
Syed Ashiq Hussain Shah Kirmani
PML(N)
43,255
31.80
Syed Gulzar Husnain
IND[ d]
32,231
23.70
11,024
PP-187
Okara-III
Chaudhary Iftikhar Hussain Chachar
PML(N)
60,707
44.30
Mian Muhammad Fiaz Qasim Wattoo
IND[ d]
37,369
27.27
23,338
PP-188
Okara-IV
Noor Ul Amin Wattoo
PML(N)
56,694
41.29
Mozzam Jehanzeb Wattoo
IND
37,942
27.64
18,752
PP-189
Okara-V
Malik Ali Abbas Khokhar
PML(N)
40,499
31.63
Chaudhry Tariq Irshad Khan
IND[ d]
38,331
29.93
2,168
PP-190
Okara-VI
Mian Yawar Zaman
PML(N)
63,911
46.31
Mehar Abdul Sattar
IND[ d]
52,649
38.15
11,262
PP-191
Okara-VII
Mian Muhammad Munir
PML(N)
46,256
34.89
Muhammad Saleem Sadiq
IND[ d]
44,995
33.94
1,261
PP-192
Okara-VIII
Ghulam Raza
PML(N)
64,220
43.62
Rai Hammad Aslam Kharal
IND[ d]
57,373
38.97
6,847
Pakpattan
PP-193
Pakpattan-I
Farooq Ahmad Khan Maneka
PML(N)
40,172
33.59
Mian Muhammad Hayat Maneka
IND
38,218
31.95
1,954
PP-194
Pakpattan-II
Chaudhary Javed Ahmad Advocate
PML(N)
38,624
31.67
Naveed Ali
IND
29,822
24.45
8,802
PP-195
Pakpattan-III
Imran Akram
IND
51,179
38.72
Kashif Ali Chishty
PML(N)
37,474
28.35
13,705
PP-196
Pakpattan-IV
Farrukh Javed
PML(N)
55,513
40.82
Muhammad Naeem Ibrahim
IND[ d]
54,682
40.21
831
PP-197
Pakpattan-V
Sardar Mansab Ali Dogar
PML(N)
48,955
37.77
Tariq Qayyum Shah
IND[ d]
46,760
36.07
2,195
Sahiwal
PP-198
Sahiwal-I
Peer Walayat Shah Khagga
PML(N)
46,137
33.71
Sajjad Nasir
IND[ d]
39,224
28.66
6,913
PP-199
Sahiwal-II
Qasim Nadeem
PML(N)
46,262
41.43
Ahmad Safdar Khan
IND[ d]
43,138
38.63
3,124
PP-200
Sahiwal-III
Mohammad Arshad Malik
PML(N)
48,657
40.14
Ahmed Ali
IND[ d]
37,695
31.10
10,962
PP-201
Sahiwal-IV
Naveed Aslam Khan Lodhi
PML(N)
40,888
33.32
Muhammad Yar
IND[ d]
39,445
32.14
1,443
PP-202
Sahiwal-V
Rana Riaz Ahmad
PML(N)
40,477
28.23
Haji Waheed Asghar Dogar
IND[ d]
40,073
27.95
404
PP-203
Sahiwal-VI
Rai Muhammad Murtaza Iqbal Khan
IND[ d]
55,978
43.43
Muhammad Hanif
PML(N)
35,509
27.55
20,469
PP-204
Sahiwal-VII
Major (R) Muhammad Ghulam Sarwar
IND[ d]
60,438
42.86
Adil Saeed Chaudhry
IND
33,722
23.91
26,716
Khanewal
PP-205
Khanewal-I
Muhammad Akbar Hayat Hiraj
IND
63,154
45.26
Syed Khawar Ali Shah
IND
40,725
29.18
22,429
PP-206
Khanewal-II
Chaudhary Usama Fazal
PML(N)
46,806
36.57
Sardar Ahmed Yar Hiraj
IND
39,130
30.57
7,676
PP-207
Khanewal-III
Amir Hayat Hiraj
PML(N)
60,418
42.03
Syed Abbas Ali Shah
IND[ d]
58,840
40.93
1,578
PP-208
Khanewal-IV
Babar Hussain Abid
PML(N)
48,539
37.28
Muhammad Jamshaid Shoukat
IND
46,311
35.57
2,228
PP-209
Khanewal-V
Chaudhry Zia Ur Rehman
PML(N)
55,579
39.17
Humayun Khan
IND[ d]
38,234
26.95
17,345
PP-210
Khanewal-VI
Khalid Javed
IND[ d]
54,680
39.82
Atta Ur Rehman
PML(N)
47,343
34.48
7,337
PP-211
Khanewal-VII
Rana Muhammad Saleem
PML(N)
53,599
47.05
Imran Pervaiz
IND[ d]
35,194
30.89
18,405
PP-212
Khanewal-VIII
Asghar Hayat Haraj
IND
42,347
33.58
Hussain Jahania Gardezi
IND
38,112
30.22
4,235
Multan
PP-213
Multan-I
Ali Haider Gillani
PPP
42,407
35.23
Haris Javed
IND[ d]
33,350
27.70
9,057
PP-214
Multan-II
Nawabzada Waseem Khan Badozai
IND[ d]
44,946
41.93
Mian Shahzad Maqbool Bhutta
PML(N)
26,013
24.27
18,933
PP-215
Multan-III
Muhammad Moeen Ud Din Riaz
IND[ d]
67,064
56.09
Shahid Mahmood khan
PML(N)
29,177
24.40
37,887
PP-216
Multan-IV
Muhammad Adnan Dogar
IND[ d]
59,289
52.72
Babar Hussain
PML(N)
28,290
25.15
30,999
PP-217
Multan-V
Muhammad Nadeem Qureshi
IND[ d]
62,213
48.41
Sheikh Muhammad Tariq Rasheed
PML(N)
32,091
24.97
30,122
PP-218
Multan-VI
Muhammad Salman Naeem
PML(N)
45,930
40.65
Zahoor Ahmad
IND[ d]
41,638
36.85
4,292
PP-219
Multan-VII
Malik Wasif Mazhar Raan
PPP
43,189
33.64
Muhammad Akhtar
PML(N)
39,496
30.76
3,693
PP-220
Multan-VIII
Muhammad Iqbal
PPP
42,433
35.08
Rai Mansab Ali Khan
PML(N)
33,273
27.51
9,160
PP-221
Multan-IX
Mian Kamran Muhammad Abdullah
PPP
43,148
31.73
Makhdoom Syed Amir Abbas
IND[ d]
32,895
24.19
10,253
PP-222
Multan-X
Ayaz Ahmad Bodla
IND[ d]
30,523
23.92
Rana Tahir Shabbir
PPP
28,616
22.43
1,907
PP-223
Multan-XI
Muhammad Nazik Kareem
PML(N)
36,505
25.37
Shazia Nargis
IND
28,900
20.08
7,605
PP-224
Multan-XII
Malik Lal Muhammad
PML(N)
44,301
34.53
Muhammad Abbas Bokhari
IND
28,485
22.20
15,816
Lodhran
PP-225
Lodhran-I
Shazia Hayyat
IND[ d]
69,799
45.86
Zawar Hussain Warraich
PML(N)
62,698
41.20
7,101
PP-226
Lodhran-II
Razi Ullah Khan
IND[ d]
65,434
44.05
Shah Muhammad
PML(N)
60,133
40.48
5,301
PP-227
Lodhran-III
Muhammad Zubair Khan Baloch
PML(N)
55,324
42.71
Nawab Aman Ullah Khan
IND[ d]
36,736
28.36
18,588
PP-228
Lodhran-IV
Izzat Javaid Khan
IND[ d]
62,431
39.49
Syed Rafi Uddin
PML(N)
43,439
27.48
18,992
Vehari
PP-229
Vehari-I
Chaudhry Muhammad Yousaf Kaselya
PML(N)
49,883
36.35
Arifa Nazir jatt
IND[ d]
40,884
29.79
8,999
PP-230
Vehari-II
Syed Salman Shahid Mehdi
IND[ d]
44,954
36.86
Mian Irfan Aqeel Daultana
PML(N)
30,770
25.23
14,184
PP-231
Vehari-III
Khalid Zubair Nisar
IND[ d]
50,942
43.75
Khalid Mehmood Dogar
PML(N)
40,044
34.39
10,898
PP-232
Vehari-IV
Malik Nosher Khan Anjum Langrial
PML(N)
33,320
26.65
Ali Waqas
JI
26,962
21.57
6,358
PP-233
Vehari-V
Mian Muhammad Saqib Khurshid
PML(N)
55,030
41.86
Rai Zahoor Ahmad
IND[ d]
48,542
36.93
6,488
PP-234
Vehari-VI
Muhammad Naeem Akhtar Khan Bhabha
PML(N)
42,775
33.13
Salman Ali Bhaba
IND
24,325
18.84
18,450
PP-235
Vehari-VII
Muhammad Jahanzaib Khan Khichi
IND[ d]
50,289
41.17
Mian Khaliq Nawaz
PML(N)
39,585
32.41
10,704
PP-236
Vehari-VIII
Muhammad Ali Raza Khan Khakwani
IND[ d]
61,443
43.37
Asif Saeed Manais
PML(N)
54,423
38.41
7,020
Bahawalnagar
PP-237
Bahawalnagar-I
Mian Fida Hussain Wattoo
PML(N)
69,072
49.95
Mian Rashid Mehmood Watto
IND
52,115
37.69
16,957
PP-238
Bahawalnagar-II
Inam Bari
IND
54,627
43.71
Syed Nazar Mahmood Shah
PML(N)
49,468
39.58
5,159
PP-239
Bahawalnagar-III
Muhammad Atif Aurangzeb
IND[ d]
40,346
34.08
Mian Mumtaz Ahmed
PML(N)
32,382
27.35
7,964
PP-240
Bahawalnagar-IV
Muhammad Sohail Khan Zahid
IND
42,117
34.33
Rana Abdul Rauf
PML(N)
32,525
26.51
9,592
PP-241
Bahawalnagar-V
Chaudhry Ghulam Murtaza
PML(Z)
58,436
42.82
Chaudhry Mazhar Iqbal
PML(N)
35,166
25.77
23,270
PP-242
Bahawalnagar-VI
Kashif Naveed Pansota
IND[ d]
52,607
40.33
Muzaffar Iqbal
PML(N)
39,431
30.23
13,176
PP-243
Bahawalnagar-VII
Chaudhry Zahid Akram
PML(N)
48,583
33.48
Khadija Khanum
IND[ d]
46,349
31.94
2,234
PP-244
Bahawalnagar-VIII
Suraiya Sultana
IND[ d]
50,725
38.93
Mian Abdul Majeed Jatala
PML(N)
49,470
37.97
755
Bahawalpur
PP-245
Bahawalpur-I
Muhammad Kazim Ali Peerzada
PML(N)
54,225
43.87
Muhammad Ameer Hamza Khan
IND[ d]
46,608
37.71
7,617
PP-246
Bahawalpur-II
Farzana Khalil
IND[ d]
68,749
50.03
Muhammad Afzal Gill
PML(N)
56,736
41.29
12,013
PP-247
Bahawalpur-III
Chaudhry Khalid Mehmood Jajja
PML(N)
61,321
39.29
Wali Daad Cheema
PML(Q)
50,809
32.55
10,512
PP-248
Bahawalpur-IV
Hassan Askari Sheikh
PML(Q)
53,852
39.52
Saad Masood
PML(N)
48,400
35.52
5,452
PP-249
Bahawalpur-V
Sahibzada Muhammad Gazain Abbasi
IND
42,503
38.88
Adnan Farid
PML(N)
35,142
32.15
7,361
PP-250
Bahawalpur-VI
Syed Amir Ali Shah
PPP
26,272
25.36
Makhdoom Syed Iftikhar Hassan Gillani
IPP
21,258
20.52
5,014
PP-251
Bahawalpur-VII
Malik Khalid Mehmood Babar
PML(N)
43,557
37.33
Sahabzada Muhammad Usman Khan Abbasi
IND
29,435
25.22
14,122
PP-252
Bahawalpur-VIII
Mian Muhammad Shoaib Owaisi
PML(N)
41,298
35.15
Shafqt Shaheen
IND[ d]
26,562
22.61
14,736
PP-253
Bahawalpur-IX
Zaheer Iqbal
PML(N)
45,613
48.65
Muhammad Asghar
IND[ d]
27,614
29.45
17,999
PP-254
Bahawalpur-X
Rana Muhammad Tariq Khan
PML(N)
55,473
50.28
Malik Ahmad Usman Channar
IND[ d]
23,578
21.53
31,715
Rahim Yar Khan
PP-255
Rahim Yar Khan-I
Ghazanfar Ali Khan
PPP
42,996
37.94
Makhdoom Syed Muhammad Masood Aalam
PML(N)
37,613
33.19
5,383
PP-256
Rahim Yar Khan-II
Qazi Ahmad Saeed
PPP
28,469
25.12
Muhammad Amir Nawaz Khan
IND
23,921
21.11
4,548
PP-257
Rahim Yar Khan-III
Mehmood Ahmad
PML(N)
40,230
36.11
Muhammad Islam Aslam
PPP
27,864
25.01
12,366
PP-258
Rahim Yar Khan-IV
Chaudhary Muhammad Ejaz Shafi
IND[ d]
65,963
58.52
Muhammad Arshad Javid
PML(N)
31,804
28.21
34,159
PP-259
Rahim Yar Khan-V
Faisal Jamil
IND
53,019
44.50
Mian Shafi Muhammad
IND[ d]
20,824
17.48
32,195
PP-260
Rahim Yar Khan-VI
Saima Kanwal
IND[ d]
54,986
50.50
Makhdum Hashim Jawan Bakht
[[Istehkam-e-Pakistan Party|IPP]
20,824
19.13
34,162
PP-261
Rahim Yar Khan-VII
Jam Aman Ullah
IND[ d]
42,434
36.28
Makhdoom Muhammad Irtaza
PPP
23,638
20.21
18,796
PP-262
Rahim Yar Khan-VIII
Chaudhry Asif Majeed
IND[ d]
54,789
52.86
Muhammad Omer Jaffar
PML(N)
25,200
24.31
29,589
PP-263
Rahim Yar Khan-IX
Chaudhary Naeem Shafiq
IND[ d]
61,402
50.42
Mahmood ul Hassan
PML(N)
46,220
37.96
15,182
PP-264
Rahim Yar Khan-X
Sardar Habib Ur Rehman Khan
PPP
44,288
39.16
Abdul Momin
IND[ d]
31,920
28.23
12,368
PP-265
Rahim Yar Khan-XI
Sajjad Ahmad Warrich
IND[ d]
52,817
43.16
Chaudhary Muhammad Shafiq Anwar
PML(N)
42,017
34.33
10,800
PP-266
Rahim Yar Khan-XII
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PP-267
Rahim Yar Khan-XIII
Rais Nabeel Ahmad
PPP
46,483
43.08
Raees Muhammad Hamza
IND[ d]
26,785
24.83
19,698
Muzaffargarh
PP-268
Muzaffargarh-I
Muhammad Ajmal Khan Chandia
PML(N)
27,914
21.85
Muhammad Younas
IND[ d]
26,562
20.79
1,352
PP-269
Muzaffargarh-II
Mian Alamdar Abbas Qureshi
PPP
34,620
26.72
Muhammad Iqbal Khan Pattafi
IND
33,112
25.55
1,508
PP-270
Muzaffargarh-III
Muhammad Zahid Ismail Bhutta
IND[ d]
28,439
24.97
Mian Imtiaz Aleem Qureshi
PML(N)
24,427
21.45
4,012
PP-271
Muzaffargarh-IV
Sardar Muhammad Aoun Hameed Dogar
PML(N)
29,206
25.86
Mian Muhammad Imran
IND[ d]
27,434
24.29
1,772
PP-272
Muzaffargarh-V
Rana Abdul Manan Sajid
IND[ d]
33,474
32.48
Syed Basit Sultan Bukhari
PML(N)
29,988
29.10
3,486
PP-273
Muzaffargarh-VI
Muhammad Dawood Khan Jatoi
IND[ d]
54,907
45.41
Sardar Chunnu Khan Leghari
PML(N)
38,638
31.95
16,269
PP-274
Muzaffargarh-VII
Syed Muhammad Sibtain Raza
PML(N)
44,818
42.08
Shahzad Rasool Khan
IND[ d]
37,836
35.53
6,982
PP-275
Muzaffargarh-VIII
Muhammad Nawab Khan Gopang
PML(N)
58,278
49.39
Amna Qaim
IND[ d]
42,347
39.08
12,165
Kot Addu
PP-276
Kot Addu-I
Rana Aurangzaib
IND[ d]
47,225
34.87
Amjad Pervaz
PML(N)
37,760
27.88
9,465
PP-277
Kot Addu-II
Nadia Khar
IND[ d]
56,354
42.16
Muhammad Zeeshan Gurmani
IND
47,363
35.44
8,991
PP-278
Kot Addu-III
Muhammad Ahsan Ali Qureshi
IND[ d]
60,519
41.61
Malik Ahmad Yar Hunjra
PML(N)
53,312
36.66
7,207
Layyah
PP-279
Layyah-I
Chaudhry Muhammad Athar Maqbool
IND[ d]
54,483
41.29
Malik Ahmed Ali Ohlak
PML(N)
51,760
39.22
2,723
PP-280
Layyah-II
Sardar Shahab-ud-Din Khan
IND[ d]
39,087
29.65
Malik Abdul Shakoor Siwag
PML(N)
26,971
20.46
12,116
PP-281
Layyah-III
Shoaib Ameer
IND[ d]
38,721
31.73
Muhammad Tahir
PML(N)
35,432
29.03
3,289
PP-282
Layyah-IV
Usama Asghar Ali Gujjar
IND[ d]
53,960
41.51
Malik Hashim Hussain Sahu
IND
27,395
21.07
26,565
PP-283
Layyah-V
Ghulam Asghar Khan Gormani
IND[ d]
57,086
42.01
Mahar Ijaz Ahmad Achlana
PML(N)
52,306
38.50
4,780
Taunsa
PP-284
Taunsa-I
Muhammad Tahir
IND[ d]
52,620
35.47
Sardar Mir Badshah Qaisrani
PML(N)
48,883
32.95
3,737
PP-285
Taunsa-II
Khawaja Salah Ud Din Akbar
PTI
31,871
27.64
Sardar Muhammad Akram Khan
PPP
26,428
22.92
5,443
Dera Ghazi Khan
PP-286
Dera Ghazi Khan-I
Salah Ud Din Khan (Pakistani politician)
PML(N)
37,689
37.96
Farhat Abbas Balouch
PTI
35,740
36.00
1,949
PP-287
Dera Ghazi Khan-II
Usama Leghari
PML(N)
60,136
45.21
Akhlaq Ahmad
PTI]]
59,107
44.44
1,029
PP-288
Dera Ghazi Khan-III
Hanif Khan Pitafi
PML(N)
43,486
39.06
Malik Muhammad Iqbal Saqib
PTI
39,778
35.73
3,708
PP-289
Dera Ghazi Khan-IV
Mehmood Qadir Khan
PML(Q)
32,728
39.14
Ahmad Ali Khan Dreshak
PTI
30,503
36.48
2,225
PP-290
Dera Ghazi Khan-V
Awais Leghari
PML(N)
43,133
41.41
Sardar Muhammad Mohiuddin Khosa
PTI
41,906
40.23
1,385
PP-291
Dera Ghazi Khan-VI
Muhammad Ahmad Khan Leghari
PML(N)
38,646
43.36
Muhammad Faheem Saeed
PTI
37,271
41.82
1,375
Rajanpur
PP-292
Rajanpur-I
Sardar Sher Afgan Gorchani
PML(N)
38,923
42.64
Ahmad Nawaz Gulfaaar
PTI
24,364
26.69
14,559
PP-293
Rajanpur-II
Sardar Sher Ali Gorchani
PML(N)
38,454
39.91
Mirza Muhammad Shahzad Hamayun
PTI
35,151
36.48
3,303
PP-294
Rajanpur-III
Sardar Pervaz Iqbal Gorchani
PML(N)
43,656
48.38
Atif Ali Khan Dareshak
PTI
30,530
33.83
13,126
PP-295
Rajanpur-IV
Abdul Aziz Khan Dreshak
PML(N)
37,922
41.84
Sardar Farooq Amanullah Dreshak
PTI
31,685
34.96
6,237
PP-296
Rajanpur-V
Awais Dareshak
IPP
42,772
43.83
Sardar Muhammad Yousaf Dreshak
PML(N)
41,701
42.73
1,071
PP-297
Rajanpur-VI
Khizer Hussain Mazari
PML(N)
39,532
44.64
Dost Muhammad Mazari
IND
31,731
35.83
7,801
^ 66 seats are reserved for women and 8 are reserved for non-Muslims filled through Proportional representation
^ This is a column that lists the percentage of undecided voters and non-voters in certain polls that publish this data. As some polls do not publish any data whatsoever on undecided voters and non-voters, the columns with survey participants that had a preference when polled are all that is needed to reach 100%. In surveys that do include data on non-voters and undecided voters, a scaling factor is applied to the margin of error and the rest of the data (for example, if the number of undecideds and non-voters equals 20%, each party would have their vote share scaled up by a factor of 100/80 (the formula is 100/(100-UndecidedPercentage)). This is done to keep consistency between the different polls and the different types data they provide.
^ a b c d This poll or crosstabulation did not include any data about undecided voters or non-voters and cut them out completely from the published results.
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