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Pakistan Election 2018: Live updates

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The countrywide election campaign, marred by a string of terrorist attacks, came to an end at the stroke of midnight, as the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz and Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf — the two leading political parties culminated their respective poll drives in the Punjab.
Here's all what you need to know about Pakistan Election 2018

A safe and secure election is and remains a major concern for everyone, as around 350,000 troops were deployed across Pakistan on Monday to assist the Election Commission of Pakistan in the conduct of peaceful and transparent elections. In addition to that, some 450,000 cops would also be part of the security contingents performing election duty.

Sh Rasheed's plea dismissed

The Supreme Court of Pakistan on Tuesday rejected Sheikh Rasheed Ahmed's plea against ECP's decision to postpone election on NA-60. The ECP had announced to postpone the polls after a court convicted PMLN leader Hanif Abbasi in ephedrine case.

ECP complaint nos

The Election Commission of Pakistan has set up a facilitation and Complaint Cell for July 25th Election. Voters can approach the center to lodge their complaints through telephone numbers , fax numbers and Whatsapp numbers.

Hundreds of CNICs found dumped in NA-125

Three bags full of Computerized National Identity Cards (CNICs) have been found dumped in a sewer line in Shafiqabad area of Lahore's NA-125 constituency.

Fake ballot papers seized in Sindh

Authorities on Tuesday arrested five men after recovering fake ballot papers from their possession in Umarkot district of Sindh, according to Geo News.

NA-60 Sheikh Rashid's plea fixed for hearing

The Supreme Court is due to hear Awami Muslim League chief Sheikh Rashid Ahmed's plea against Election Commission's orders to postpone election in the National Assembly constituency NA-60 Rawalpindi in the aftermath of PMLN candidate Hanif Abbasi's conviction in ephedrine case.

PMLN, PTI workers clash

At least five people were injured when workers of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz and the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf clashed late on Monday night in Sialkot.

Voting procedure

The polling in one of the most crucial elections of the country would start at 08:00 am and will continue till 06:00 pm without any break. This is for the first time in history that the polling time has been extended to 10 hours.

Elections 2018: Results Management System

A latest survey on the upcoming elections shows PML-N and PTI in neck and neck fight without any clear winner thus portraying a scenario of a hung parliament, as the majority of the population believes Pakistan is heading in the wrong direction. However, the number of respondents who expressed the intention to vote this time has increased from 76% in 2013 to 82% in 2018.

The countrywide survey was conducted by the Institute of Public Opinion Research (IPOR) in collaboration with an American firm, Global Strategic Partners.

Opinion: Will the PML-N survive?

There is a consensus among the pollsters in Pakistan that 35% vote is a minimum threshold to determine which party takes a lead in countrywide elections and right now there is none. However, the PTI has gained popularity from 27% in November 2017 to 29% in July 2018 whereas the PML-N has lost from 37% to 32% in the corresponding period and the PPP’s position has remained the same (13%).

Key contests to watch out for

We have selected 42 constituencies from where most of the party heads and senior leaders are contesting.
 
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CEC urges nation to exercise right to vote on July 25

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ISLAMABAD: Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Justice Sardar Muhammad Raza Tuesday asked the voters to exercise their right of vote on July 25, considering it as national responsibility.

In a public message, the CEC said that the Election Commission of Pakistan was making all out efforts to hold free, fair and transparent elections on July 25 throughout the country.

The nation will elect 270 members of the National Assembly and a total of 570 members of four provincial assemblies for the next five-year term (2018-2023).

Around 105.95 million eligible voters - 59.22 million males and 46.73 million females - will exercise their right to vote to mark another democratic transition from one elected government to another.

About 1,1673 candidates are vying for 270 national and 570 provincial seats.

Elections have been postponed on two NA and six provincial seats, while one candidate has been declared winner unopposed on a provincial seat.
 
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ECP establishes central control room

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ISLAMABAD: The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) on Tuesday established central control room at its headquarters to collect and disseminate the results of general elections 2018 and managing other aspects of election activities.

According to an official of ECP, the Commission has already established general election information centers in its provincial, regional and district offices to facilitate the voters and general public.

The Commission has also placed the details of all these centers on its official website while it has also launched its Short Message Service (SMS) 8300 to facilitate the voters throughout the country.

He said voters can get details of relevant polling stations by sending SMS to 8300 along with Computerized National Identity Card Number (CNIC) adding that a large number of people had received the information about their respective polling station so far.

He said the voters can also get information about place of vote and details regarding any constituency of National and Provincial assembly.

The ECP, he said had already issued its final polling scheme for national and provincial assemblies’ constituencies for the conduct of general election 2018 in all the provinces and the federal capital.

He said the Commission had placed all the details regarding final polling scheme on its official web portal for the voters’ facilitation by ensuring the compliance with basic fundamental right under the Constitution related to the right to information.

The official said the polling scheme consisted of name of constituency, name of polling station, name of electoral area, census block code, serial number of voters on the electoral roll in case electoral area is bifurcated, number of voters assigned to a polling station, including male, female and total number of polling booths allotted to a constituency.
 
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Dildar Pervez Bhatti and Naveed Shahzad during PTV’s marathon transmission of the 1988 General Election.

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How to vote on July 25


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As the nation braces for general elections on July 25, The Express Tribune explains how to vote in four simple steps.

1) Upon entering a polling station between 8:00am and 6:00pm, Present CNIC for verification. After a polling agent has cross checked details, your thumb will be marked with indelible ink.

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Pakistani police stand guard as election officials look at election materials at a distribution centre in Islamabad on July 24, 2018. Pakistan will hold its general election on July 25. PHOTO: AFP

2) Once verification is complete, the assistant presiding officer will stamp and sign ballot papers for national (green) and provincial (white) assemblies before handing them over to you.

3) Proceed to a polling booth where you will stamp a thumb impression on the electoral symbol of candidates of your choice.

4) After casting your vote, drop the green ballot in the National Assembly box. Follow suit for the provincial assembly.

Congratulations, you now know what to do come election day.
 
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President, PM, CJP to cast vote in their hometown

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ISLAMABAD: The government officials and other prominent leaders will cast their votes in their respective constituencies except those convicted by the courts.

President of Pakistan will cast his vote in Karachi and caretaker Prime Minister Justice (r) Nasir-ul-Mulk will cast his vote at his hometown, Mingora in Swat, while Chief Justice of Pakistan CJP) Justice Saqib Nisar in Lahore.

Caretaker Punjab Chief Minister Dr Hasan Askari Rizvi is likely to cast his vote in Lahore while Punjab Governor Rafique Rajwana in Multan.

The political parties’ heads will also cast their votes in their respective constituencies.

PTI Chairman Imran Khan is in Banigala to cast his vote in Islamabad, Shehbaz Sharif and his son Hamza Shahbaz in Lahore, Asif Zardari in Nawab Shah, while Bilawal Bhutto will cast his vote in Larkana.

PML-Q chief Ch Parvaiz Elahi and Ch Shujaat in Gujrat, while, Jamaat-e-Islami ameer Sirajul Haq will be present in KP’s Lower Dir area to cast his vote, JUI-F chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman in DI Khan.

Likewise, MQM-P leader Khalid Maqbool Siddiqui and PSP’s Mustafa Kamal will cast their votes in Karachi

Former PM Nawaz Sharif, her daughter Maryam Nawaz and son-in-law Capt (Retd) Safdar will not be able to cast their votes as the date for postal balloting is over. Other political leaders will also cast their votes in their respective polling stations.

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03:10am - Caretaker Prime Minister Justice (r) Nasir-ul-Mulk will cast his vote at his hometown, Mingora in Swat on election day. This was stated in a brief statement has been issued by the Prime Minister Office.

02:20am - Caretaker Minister for Information and Broadcasting Barrister Ali Zafar has urged people to vote without fear in polls, saying the sole purpose of the caretaker government is to ensure that people freely exercised their right to vote during general election 2018 scheduled on Wednesday.

02:00am - As many as 53,000 international, national and local observers and media persons will monitor the elections.

01:30am - Election Commission of Pakistan has established 83, 307 polling stations, 17,000 of them have been declared as sensitive.

The ECP has set up 23, 424 polling stations for male voters and 21,707 for female voters.
 
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in my surrounding no one seems to go for vote.daily wages labourers are working as normal working day and job people are enjoying holiday
 
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Vote count begins after tense Pakistan polling day

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A woman casts her ballot while other wait for their turn at a polling station during the general election in Karachi, Pakistan, July 25, 2018. -REUTERS

KARACHI: Counting has started across Pakistan after a daylong polling in the landmark parliamentary elections, marred by a deadly terrorist attack in Quetta, where 31 people were martyred in a suicide attack.

Preliminary and unofficial results are expected to be out in an hour.

Barring the suicide attack in Quetta, the polling process concluded peacefully in rest of the country amid heightened security. More than 350,000 troops were deployed to maintain law and order on the polling day.

Around 105.95 million eligible voters were expected to exercise their right of franchise in the country’s eleventh general election. More two dozen parties were in the race but a close contest is expected between Imran Khan’s PTI and Shebaz Sharif-led PML-N in most constituencies. PPP is also expected to retain its seats in Sindh, where it is facing a stiff challenge from a grand alliance of opposition parties.

In Karachi, MQP-Pakistan, PTI, MMA, PPP and PSP were in tight race.

In Khyber Pakhtunkhaw, pre-poll surveys showed that PTI was expected to return to power but some reports suggest that Imran Khan’s party was facing tough contest from Muttahida Majlis-e-Ammal, an alliance of religious parties.

Various political parties, including PML-N, PPP and AML, demanded an hour-long extension in the polling time which closed at 6pm. But their request was turned down by the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) which maintained that it had already extended the polling duration by an hour.

According to reports, queues outside the polling stations surged gradually with the passage of time where enthusiastic voters including senior citizens, male and female stood firmly to fulfill their national obligation by casting vote in favour of their candidates.

The nation is electing 270 members of the National Assembly and a total of 570 members of four provincial assemblies for the next five-year term (2018-2023). Over 12,500 candidates are vying for national and provincial assembly seats.

Thousands of police and military personnel were deployed to secure the polls as voters cast ballots in polling booths set up in schools, town halls.

Election Commission of Pakistan had established 83, 307 polling stations, 17,000 of them have been declared as sensitive. It had set up 23, 424 polling stations for male voters and 21,707 for female voters.

Around 40, 133 combined polling stations and 43 improvised polling stations were set up. CCTV cameras were installed at sensitive polling stations.

Elections have been postponed on two NA and six provincial seats, while one candidate has been declared winner unopposed on a provincial seat.

Elections have been postponed in NA-60 owing to disqualification of PML-N candidate Hanif Abbasi. Polls have also been postponed in NA-103 over death of independent candidate Mirza Muhammad Ahmed Mughal.

Election on six provincial constituencies including PK-78, PP-87, PP-103, PS-87, PK-99 and PB-35 have also been postponed due to the death of candidates.

As many as 53,000 international, national and local observers and media persons monitored the elections. In order to hold the elections in a peaceful manner and provide a level playing field to all the stakeholders, around 7,70,000 army troops performed duty out and inside the polling stations.

As many as 180,000 regular army and 190,000 reserves weree deployed at the polling stations.

In the election 2013, overall voter turnout was recorded at 55.02%.

The PML-N got a majority of votes (14.8 million) followed by PTI (7.5 million), PPP (6.8 million) and MQM (2.4 million).

Independent candidates have picked up 5.8 million votes.

In the 2013 election, PML-N got 125 seats, PTI 27, PPPP 31, Independent 32, MQM 18 and JUI-F 10 and PML-F 05.

The 2018 general elections concluded with polling stations closing at 6pm. With violence marring a tumultuous exercise already controversial courtesy allegations of pre-poll rigging, uneven playing field, arrests and intimidation, follow us at The Express Tribune to know who the nation accepted and who stands rejected.




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Last Update: 10:06 AM


Jul 25
10:06 AM

PPP leads across six Sindh PA seats.



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Jul 25
10:27 AM

Independent candidate Zafar Rehman leads in PK-83.


Jul 25
10:25 AM

GDA's Abdul Raheem Katiar leads in PS-69 with 152 votes.

Jul 25
10:24 AM

Unofficial results from three PB-1 (Musakhail) polling stations show MMAP’s M Hassan Sherani leading with 224 votes. PMAP’s Sultan Muhammad Sherani trails with 173 votes.

Jul 25
10:24 AM

Unofficial results from NA-128 (Lahore VI) polling station show PTI’s Ijaz Ahmad leading with 6,250 votes. PML-N’s Shaikh Rohale Asghar trails at second position with 6,080 votes. 18 out of 248 polling stations have finished counting.


Jul 25
10:23 AM

GDA's Ali Gohar Khan Mehar leads in PS-20 with 650 votes.


Jul 25
10:22 AM

GDA's Moazzam Ali Khan leads in PS-11 with 934 votes.

Jul 25
10:22 AM

Unofficial results from 11 NA-155 (Multan II) polling stations show PTI's Malik Amir Dogar leading with 3,308 votes. PML-N's Shiekh Tariq Rasheed trails at second position with 2,875 votes.

Jul 25
10:21 AM

Independent candidate Zafar Rehman leads in PK-83.

Jul 25
10:18 AM

Unofficial results from one PK-40 (Haripur I) polling station show PTI's Akbar Ayub Khan leading with 111 votes. PML-N's Qazi Asad Khan trails with 64 votes.

Unofficial results from one PK-71 (Peshawar-VI ) polling station show PML-N's Sifatullah leading with 183 votes. PTI's Shah Farman trails at second position with 143 votes.


Jul 25
10:16 AM

Independent candidates lead across PS-34, 81 and 82.


Jul 25
10:13 AM

Unofficial results from one PK-2 (Swat I) polling station show PPP's Nawazish Ali leading with 256 votes. MMA's Bakht Ameen trails at second position with 226 votes.

Unofficial results from one PK-16 (Lower Dir IV) polling station show ANP's Bahadur Khan leading with 136 votes. PTI's Sarbiland Khan trails with 77 votes.

Unofficial results from one PK-55 (Mardan-VIII) polling station show PTI's Adil Nawaz leading with 181 votes. PML-N's Jamshid Khan trails with 135 votes.
 
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Unofficial results continue to pour in from across Pakistan after the daylong polling closed at 6pm. The voter turnout in Punjab has been recorded at 55 percent.

PTI has lead in 62 constituencies

PML-N has lead in 43 constituencies

PPP has lead in 26 constituencies

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NA-4, Swat: PTI candidate Murad Saeed is leading with 434 votes in NA-4 Swat against ANP candidate who is second with 198 votes.

NA-136 Lahore: PML-N candidate Malik Assad Khokar is leading with 2650 votes in NA-136.

Asif Ali Zardari leading

NA-213, Lahore: PPP co-chairman Asif ALi Zardari is leading in NA-213 Nawabshah with 2500 votes in Nawabshah.

NA-96 Mianwali 2: PTI's Amjad Ali Khan is leading with 11500 votes against PML-N's Muhammad Haseer Hayat who is trailing behind with 2050 votes in NA-96, Mianwali

NA-158, Shujabad: PPP's Yousuf Raza Gilani is leading with 4504 votes in NA-158 Multan against PTI's Muhammad Ibrahim Khan who has bagged 2412 votes, according to unofficial results.

NA- 62, Rawalpindi: AML leader Sheikh Rasheed is leading with 326 votes against PML-N's Danyal Chaudhry who has bagged 258 votes in NA-62, Rawalpindi.

Bilawal Bhutto leading in Karachi

NA-246, Karachi: In Karachi's NA-246 PPP chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari is leading with 1155 against PTI's Shakoor Shaad (765) in NA-246, according to unofficial and initial results obtained from various polling stations.

DI Khan: Independent candidate Muhammad ALi Raza is leading against MMA -backed JUI- head Maulana Fazlur Rehman in Dera Ismail Khan

Bilawal Bhutto leading in Larkana

NA-200, Larkana: PPP chairman Bilawal Bhutto is leading in NA-200 with 420 votes against Rashid Mehmood Soomro of MMA in his native constituency NA-200, Larkana

Sheikh Rashid leading in Rawalpindi

NA-62, Rawalpindi: AML leader Sheikh Rashid Ahmed is leading in NA-62 with 326 votes against Danyal Chaudhry's 258 in NA-62, Rawalpindi.

NA-160, Lodhran: PTI's Akhtar Kanjo is leading with 618 votes against PML-N in NA-160

NA-240, Karachi: MQM-P candidate Iqbal Mohammad Ali is leading in NA-240, Karachi against MQM-H's Afaq Shafqat who has taken 106 votes

NA-189: PTI's Khuwaja Sheraz Mehmood is leading with 4830 votes against Independent candidate Sardar Mir Badsha in NA-189 who have bagged 2476 votes, according to initial results.

NA-124: Hamza Shehbaz (PML-N) is leading with 9545 votes against PTI's Nauman Qaseer who is trailing behind with 5221 votes.

NA 193 Rajanpur: PTI's Sardar Jaafar Laghari is leading in NA-193 with 4343 votes in Rajanpur district.

PS 1 Jaccobabad-1 PTI Muhammad Aslam Abroo leads with 580 votes, according to unofficial results received from various polling stations.

NA-133, Lahore: PTI leader Ejaz Chaudhry is leading in Lahore against Pervaiz Malik with count in one polling station concluded, according to unofficial and initial results .

NA-128 Lahore: Sheikh Rohail (PML-N) is leading with 88 votes against Aijaz Ahmed (PTI) with 41 votes, according to unofficial and preliminary results received from various polling stations so far.

NA-248 Karachi West: PTI’s Sardar Aziz is runner-up with 50 votes

NA-125, Lahore: PMLN's Waheed Alam Khan is leading with 2203 votes against PTI candidate Yasmin Rashid's 255 in Lahore's NA-125

NA-96, Mianwali: Amjad Ali Khan (PTI) is leading with 4188 votes against Muhammad Anwer Hayat (PMLN) who has got 1366 votes.

NA-220: In Umarkot's NA-220, PTI's SHah Mehmood Qureshi is leading with 120 votes against PPP's Yousuf Talpur (59 votes), according to unofficial results received so far from various polling stations.

NA-59: Ghulam Sarwar (PTI) leading with 81 votes against Raha Qamarullah Islam PMLN who is second with 18 votes, according to unofficial results received so far from various polling stations.

NA-197: PPP's Noor Muhammad Jeelani is leading with 433 votes against PTI's Shah Muhammad Qureshi's 197 in NA-197 Thar Parkar

NA-35, Bannu: Imran Khan is leading by securing 115 votes against MMA's Akram Durrani who is lagging behind with 56 votes, according to unofficial and initial results.

NA 161 Lodhran-2: Muhammad Shafiq of PTI leading with 1,001 votes Siddique Khan Baloch of PML N 696 votes, according to unofficial and initial results.

NA 78, Narowal: Ahsan Iqbal of PML-N leading with 313 votes against Abrarul Haq of PTI 103 votes, according to unofficial and initial results.

NA-204, Ghotki: PPP candidate Ahmed Khan Lond has slight lead over independent candidate Abdul Haq Ilyas, according to initial and unofficial results.

NA-196, Jacobabad: Mohammad Mian Soomoro of PTI has lead over PPP's Ejaz Jakhrani

NA-96: PTI's Amjad Ali Khan leading with 4188 votes against PMLN's Muhammad Humair Hayat Khan Rokhri who has bagaed 1366 votes from Mianwali

NA-129, Lahore: According to initial results received so far, Ayaz Sadiq has lead over Aleem Khan of PTI.

NA-263: PKMAP leader Mahmood Khan Achakzai has slight edge over National Party candidate in Qila Abdullah.

NA-144, Okara: PTI-backed Independent candidate Manzoor Watto has lead over PML-N's candidate.

NA-95, Mianwali: PML-N's Ubaidullah is leading against Imran Khan

NA-78, Narowal: PML-N candidate Ahsan Iqbal has bagged 313 votes against Abrar ul Haq who has got 103 votes.

NA-158, Multan: PTI's Ibrahim has slight lead over PML-N's Javed Ali Shah and PPP's candidate Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani.

NA-55, Attock: PTI's Tahir Sadiq is leading against PML-N's Sheikh Aftab. He has bagged 361 votes.

NA-206, Sukkur: PPP's Khursheed Shah is leading against PTI's candidate Tahir Shah.

NA-37, Tank: Independent candidate has a lead over PTIs' candidate

PK-20 - Buner 1 - PTI candidate Riaz Ali Khan is in lead over an independent candidate .

PP-93: Independent candidate Taimoor Ali Lalo has bagged 116 against PTI's Muhammad Haider Lali who is second with 85 votes.

NA-115, Jhang: PTI candidate Ghulam Bibi has slight lead over independent candidate Muhammad Khan

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) is leading in 64 National Assembly constituencies, according to initial and unofficial results.

Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz has lead in 46 and Pakistan People’s Party has lead in 28 constituencies.

PTI is leading in NA-143, 149, 152, 154, 156, 157, 158, 6, 8, 9, 11, 12, 14, 16, 25, 26, 27, 27, 28, 29, 32, 35, 41, 43, 52, 53, 54, 55, 63, 66, 70 and others.

Independent candidates are leading in 20, Muttahida Majlis Amal 11 and Grand Democratic Alliance in 6 constituencies.
 
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Unofficial results from 50 PP-286 (Dera Ghazi Khan-II) polling station show PTI's Usman Ahmad Buzdar leading with 12,710 votes. Independent-Jeep candidate Nizamul Mehmood trails with 3,212 votes.


Jul 25
12:39 PM

PTI leading across 54 Punjab seats, PML-N in 43.

12:39 PM

Unofficial results from PS-I (Jacobabad-I) show PTI's candidate Muhammad Qasim leading with 10,860 votes. PPP's Aurangzaib Panhwar trails with 4,330.



12:38 PM

Unofficially, PTI leads across 12 K-P seats. ANP trails with five.

12:36 PM

Unofficial results from one PB-39 (Khuzdar-II) polling station show MMAP candidate Mir Yunus Aziz Zehri leading with 129 votes. NP’s Sardar M Aslam Bizenjo trails with 87.


Unofficial results from one PB-39 (Awaran-cum-Panjgur) polling station shows BNP-A candidate Asadullah Baloch leading with 178 votes. BAP’s Abdul Qadoos Bizenjo trails with 15.


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Jul 25
12:34 PM

Unofficial results from 40 NA-124 (Lahore-II) polling stations show PML-N's Hamza Shehbaz leading comfortably with 12,195 votes. PTI's M.Nauman Qaiser trails with 6,903 votes.

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Jul 25
12:30 PM

Unverified results show close contest between PTI’s Jamshiduddin (1,015) and PML-N’s Ikhtiar Wali (967) in PK-63 (Nowshera-III)

Unofficially, PTI leads in PK-73 (Peshawar VIII) and PK-77 (Peshawar XI).


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Jul 25
12:28 PM

Unofficial results from PS-125 (Karachi Central-III) show MQM's Abdul Haseeb leading with 241 votes. MMAP's Abdul Baqi trails with 239 votes.


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Jul 25
12:25 PM

PTI's Ali Haider Zaidi currently leading NA-244 (Karachi East-III) with 2,183 votes. PML-N leader and former finance minister Miftah Ismail trailing with a mere 434 votes. Unofficial results from 9 polling stations.


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Jul 25
12:22 PM

Unofficial results from two PP-279 (Muzaffargarh-XII) polling station show PTI's Ashraf Khan Rind leading with 766 votes. PML-N's Malik Ahmed Yar Hanjra trails with 362 votes.


Unofficial results from five PP-249 (Bahawalpur) polling stations show PML’s Ehsanul Haque leading with 3,432 votes. PML-N’s Khalid Mehmood Jagga trails with 3,138 votes.


Unofficial results from four PP-282 (Layyah III) polling station show independent candidate Muhammad Tahir 1,986 votes. PML-N's Muhammad Riaz trails with 806 votes.


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Jul 25
12:21 PM

PTI leading across 48 Punjab seats, PML-N in 40.
 
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Party-wise positions on NA seats

PTI has lead in 74 constituencies

PML-N has lead in 54 constituencies

PPP has lead in 27 constituencies

Independents have lead in 26 constituencies

MMA has lead in 10 constituencies

GDA is leading in 8 constituencies

MQM-P has lead on 5 constituencies

ANP has lead in one constituency
 
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