A list of interesting results in 2018 General Election in pakistan
As country thirstily awaits the ultimate results of the 2018 election, some major results have grabbed eyeballs of observers.
Imran Khan’s pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) is in the lead and he has won all 5 of the seats that he oppose from across the country. However, Shehbaz Sharif whose {pakistan|Pakistan|Islamic Republic of Islamic Republic of Pakistan|West Pakistan|Asian country|Asian nation} Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) was in power within the previous government and Pakistan Peoples Party Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, whose mother and grandad served as premiers, two-faced major losses.
Here square measure a number of the fascinating leads to major constituencies:
NA-243 (Karachi): Imran Khan defeats Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan’s Ali Raza Abidi
Abidi, the MQM-P’s soft face, was expectedly defeated by the PTI Chairman with a hefty margin. Imran secured 91358 votes whereas Abidi bagged 24082 votes to be hierarchical second.
NA-213 (Shaheed Benazirabad): Zardari secures seat, bags 111,179 votes
Pakistan Peoples Party Co-Chairperson Asif Ali Zardari has suppressed his detractors by winning from sufferer Benazirabad. His opponent from Grand Democratic Alliance came an overseas second with 53521 votes.
NA-156 (Multan): monarch Mehmood Qureshi wins
Senior PTI leader monarch Mehmood Qureshi won from his ancient seat, taking a banging vote share of 116272 votes. The PML-N’s emeer Saeed Ansari trailed with 84940 votes.
NA-132 (Lahore): All not lost for PML-N as Shehbaz wins from urban center
In what may well be delineated as a sleek sailing for the PML-N president, PTI’s Muhammad Mansha Sindhu managed to bag solely fifty two,213 votes.
NA-124 (Lahore): Hamza Shehbaz wins from recent urban center
Hamza Shehbaz Sharif, son of PML-N president Shehbaz Sharif, conjointly failed to face any robust challenge in contrast to different party candidates from the PTI contestants. He bagged 146294 votes.
NA-129 (Lahore): Sardar Ayaz Sadiq holds fort urban center for PML-N
Former speaker National Assembly, in a very extremely anticipated contest, raised the seat tally for PML-N by defeating PTI’s Abdul Aleem Khan. Sadiq received 103021 votes while Khan bagged 94879.
NA-131 (Lahore): Saad Rafique fought until the last ball
Courtesy new borderline in situ, analysts expected that the seat would be a bit of cake for the PTI chief.
Imran won. however on a razor-sharp margin. Imran received 84313 votes against Rafique’s 83633.
NA-53: Former premier Shahid Khaqan Abbasi defeated
In a major happening for the PML-N, former prime minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi lost to PTI chief Imran Khan in NA-53, national capital two. Imran got ninety two,891 votes as compared to Abbasi’s forty four,314.
NA-57: Abbasi conjointly loses Rawalpindi seat
The former premier conjointly lost from NA-57, Rawalpindi one as PTI’s Sadaqat Ali Abbasi secured ninety seven,104 votes as compared to Khaqan Abbasi’s ninety one,381 votes.
NA-63: Chaudhry Nisar unable to win in Rawalpindi
Veteran politician Chaudhry Nisar, World Health Organization oppose the polls as associate degree freelance candidate following a fall out with the PML-N, lost in NA-63, Rawalpindi seven to PTI’s Ghulam Sarwar Khan. Ghulam Sarwar got 102,267 votes whereas Nisar got sixty six,610.
NA-62: PML-N legislator Chaudhry Tanveer’s son defeated
PML-N legislator Chaudhry Tanveer’s son, Daniyal Chaudhry, was defeated in NA-62, Rawalpindi six by AML Chief swayer Rashid Ahmad World Health Organization secured 117,719 votes. Meanwhile, 91,312 votes were forged in favour of the PML-N candidate.
NA-2: PML-N’s emeer Muqam defeated
PTI candidate Haider Ali emerged victorious with six,0989 votes whereas PML-N’s emeer Muqam got 40880 votes in NA-2, Swat-I.
NA-129: PTI’s Aleem Khan loses
PTI’s Aleem Khan lost to former Na speaker and PML-N leader Sardar Ayaz Sadiq in NA-129, Lahore 7. The PML-N leader secured 103,021 votes whereas the PTI leader got ninety four,879 votes.
Imran Khan’s pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) is in the lead and he has won all 5 of the seats that he oppose from across the country. However, Shehbaz Sharif whose {pakistan|Pakistan|Islamic Republic of Islamic Republic of Pakistan|West Pakistan|Asian country|Asian nation} Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) was in power within the previous government and Pakistan Peoples Party Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, whose mother and grandad served as premiers, two-faced major losses.
Here square measure a number of the fascinating leads to major constituencies:
NA-243 (Karachi): Imran Khan defeats Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan’s Ali Raza Abidi
Abidi, the MQM-P’s soft face, was expectedly defeated by the PTI Chairman with a hefty margin. Imran secured 91358 votes whereas Abidi bagged 24082 votes to be hierarchical second.
NA-213 (Shaheed Benazirabad): Zardari secures seat, bags 111,179 votes
Pakistan Peoples Party Co-Chairperson Asif Ali Zardari has suppressed his detractors by winning from sufferer Benazirabad. His opponent from Grand Democratic Alliance came an overseas second with 53521 votes.
NA-156 (Multan): monarch Mehmood Qureshi wins
Senior PTI leader monarch Mehmood Qureshi won from his ancient seat, taking a banging vote share of 116272 votes. The PML-N’s emeer Saeed Ansari trailed with 84940 votes.
NA-132 (Lahore): All not lost for PML-N as Shehbaz wins from urban center
In what may well be delineated as a sleek sailing for the PML-N president, PTI’s Muhammad Mansha Sindhu managed to bag solely fifty two,213 votes.
NA-124 (Lahore): Hamza Shehbaz wins from recent urban center
Hamza Shehbaz Sharif, son of PML-N president Shehbaz Sharif, conjointly failed to face any robust challenge in contrast to different party candidates from the PTI contestants. He bagged 146294 votes.
NA-129 (Lahore): Sardar Ayaz Sadiq holds fort urban center for PML-N
Former speaker National Assembly, in a very extremely anticipated contest, raised the seat tally for PML-N by defeating PTI’s Abdul Aleem Khan. Sadiq received 103021 votes while Khan bagged 94879.
NA-131 (Lahore): Saad Rafique fought until the last ball
Courtesy new borderline in situ, analysts expected that the seat would be a bit of cake for the PTI chief.
Imran won. however on a razor-sharp margin. Imran received 84313 votes against Rafique’s 83633.
NA-53: Former premier Shahid Khaqan Abbasi defeated
In a major happening for the PML-N, former prime minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi lost to PTI chief Imran Khan in NA-53, national capital two. Imran got ninety two,891 votes as compared to Abbasi’s forty four,314.
NA-57: Abbasi conjointly loses Rawalpindi seat
The former premier conjointly lost from NA-57, Rawalpindi one as PTI’s Sadaqat Ali Abbasi secured ninety seven,104 votes as compared to Khaqan Abbasi’s ninety one,381 votes.
NA-63: Chaudhry Nisar unable to win in Rawalpindi
Veteran politician Chaudhry Nisar, World Health Organization oppose the polls as associate degree freelance candidate following a fall out with the PML-N, lost in NA-63, Rawalpindi seven to PTI’s Ghulam Sarwar Khan. Ghulam Sarwar got 102,267 votes whereas Nisar got sixty six,610.
NA-62: PML-N legislator Chaudhry Tanveer’s son defeated
PML-N legislator Chaudhry Tanveer’s son, Daniyal Chaudhry, was defeated in NA-62, Rawalpindi six by AML Chief swayer Rashid Ahmad World Health Organization secured 117,719 votes. Meanwhile, 91,312 votes were forged in favour of the PML-N candidate.
NA-2: PML-N’s emeer Muqam defeated
PTI candidate Haider Ali emerged victorious with six,0989 votes whereas PML-N’s emeer Muqam got 40880 votes in NA-2, Swat-I.
NA-129: PTI’s Aleem Khan loses
PTI’s Aleem Khan lost to former Na speaker and PML-N leader Sardar Ayaz Sadiq in NA-129, Lahore 7. The PML-N leader secured 103,021 votes whereas the PTI leader got ninety four,879 votes.
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