“Pakistan election results 2024 unfold with political dynamics and updates.”
Almost nine hours post a tumultuous polling day, the Election Commission of Pakistan reveals unfolding results. Imran Khan’s PTI-backed Independents lead in five National Assembly seats, with PML-N and PPP closely trailing in four seats each.
In Lahore, former Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif emerges as an early victor. Amidst this, cellular services, earlier suspended during polling, are partially restored, as declared by the country’s Interior Ministry.
Election Insights:
Pakistan’s National Assembly, with 336 seats, necessitates a simple majority (169 votes) for the next Prime Minister’s oath. Key contenders include PML-N with Nawaz Sharif, PTI led by Imran Khan, and PPP projecting Bilawal Bhutto.
Live Updates:
Former PM Shehbaz Sharif secures NA-123, as election delays prompt a late-night warning from the election commission. The Assembly, comprising 336 seats, witnesses a complex voting process with 266 elected through direct votes and 70 reserved seats. Speculation arises as to whether a decisive winner will emerge.
Sardar Muhammad Bakhsh Khan Mahar of PPP triumphs in PS-20 Ghotki constituency, citing 87,431 votes. Delays are attributed to an “internet issue,” causing concerns about the electoral outcome. The three major players, PML-N, PTI, and PPP, shape Pakistan’s political landscape.
Key electoral battles revolve around Imran Khan’s PTI and Nawaz Sharif’s PML-N, with hints of military backing. PTI encourages removing WiFi passwords, aiming for widespread internet access. As the counting continues through the night, a clearer picture of the electoral landscape is anticipated by early Friday.
Pakistan Election 2024: Highlights and Updates”
Fazal Muhammad Khan Wins NA-25 Charsadda II Seat:
PTI-backed candidate Fazal Muhammad Khan triumphs in NA-25 Charsadda II, securing 100,713 votes, as reported by Dawn.
PPP’s Victory in NA-195 Larkana Seat:
Nazeer Ahmed Bughio from PPP clinches victory in NA-195 (Larkana) with 133,830 votes, according to Election Commission results.
Party-wise Seat Distribution:
PTI claims four seats, PML-N secures four, and PPP bags two, states the Election Commission of Pakistan.
Latest Winners Across Parties:
Winners include PTI-supported independent candidates in PK-58 Mardan and PK-9 Swat, PML-N’s Faisal Khan in PK-52 Swabi IV, and PPP’s Makhdoom Jameel-uz-Zaman in NA-216 Matiari.
Former PM Shehbaz Sharif’s Victory in NA-123 Lahore Seat:
Shehbaz Sharif secures NA-123 Lahore seat with 63,953 votes, as per Dawn citing election commission results.
Controversy and Election Insights:
Pakistani journalist Matiullah highlights the 2024 elections as one of the most controversial in history, citing network shutdowns and communication blackouts.
PML-N Claims Two Seats in Early Results:
As announced by the Election Commission, PML-N wins two seats, while independent candidates secure two.
Election Commission Announces Results:
Abrar Ahmed and Tahir Iqbal of PML-N win in NA-55 Rawalpindi IV and NA-58 Chakwal I, respectively. PPP’s Mehboob Ali Khan Bijarani and Sohail Anwar emerge victorious in PS-6 Kashmore III and PS-12 Larkana.
Vote Counting Underway:
Ongoing vote counting amidst disruptions and violence, with over 128 million registered voters participating in the elections.
The Pakistan General Election 2024 unfolds with political dynamics and updates. After a tumultuous polling day, Imran Khan’s PTI-backed Independents lead in five National Assembly seats, with PML-N and PPP trailing closely in four seats each. Former Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif secures an early victory in Lahore. The election, with 336 seats in the National Assembly, witnesses key contenders like PML-N, PTI, and PPP.
Live updates reveal Fazal Muhammad Khan’s triumph in NA-25 Charsadda II and Nazeer Ahmed Bughio’s victory in NA-195 Larkana. The seat distribution reflects PTI claiming four, PML-N securing four, and PPP bagging two seats. Notably, PML-N wins two seats early on, and independent candidates secure two seats.
The election commission announces results, including victories for Shehbaz Sharif, independent candidates supported by PTI, PML-N’s Faisal Khan, and PPP’s Makhdoom Jameel-uz-Zaman. As controversies surround the elections, Pakistani journalist Matiullah emphasizes its controversial nature due to network shutdowns.
With ongoing vote counting amid disruptions and violence, the road ahead remains uncertain as Pakistan navigates through this crucial electoral period.
