Form 47: Three interesting facts about three major parties

The results of 264 of the 266 general seats of the National Assembly have been declared. NA eight Bajaur polls have been postponed while NA 88 Khushab two results have been withheld.

According to the Free and Fair Election Network (FAFN), the percentage of votes cast in the recent elections was 47.6 percent, while the ratio was 52 percent in 2018.

According to the Form 47 released on the Election Commission’s website, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI)-backed members, who contested the elections as independents, won the highest number of National Assembly seats (93) so far. .

Pakistan Muslim League-N (PML-N) emerged as the second largest party, with 75 seats and Pakistan Peoples Party’s 54.

MQM Pakistan 17, Azad nine, Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam Pakistan four, Pakistan Muslim League three, Stabilization Pakistan Party and Balochistan National Party two each.

Apart from this, Muslim League Zia-ul-Haq, Majlis Wahdat al-Muslimeen, Pakhtunkhwa National Awami Party, Balochistan Awami Party, Pakhtunkhwa Milli Awami Party, and National Party could win one seat each.

Of the 264 constituencies that have received results so far, according to Form 47, which is available on the Election Commission’s website, there are 38 National Assembly constituencies where PTI-backed independent candidates have won the total number of votes cast. received more than 50 percent of the votes.

Out of these 20 constituencies are in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa while 18 are in Punjab.

PTI-backed candidates who get more than 50 percent of the votes
No	Candidate’s Name	circle	Total votes cast	Votes received
1	Ahmed Ali Khan	NA 2 SWAT 1	177355	88993
2	Sohail Sultan	NA4 SWAT 3	155774	88009
3	Junaid Akbar	NA 9 Malakand	196146	113513
4	Gohar Ali Khan	NA 10 Buner	201230	110023
5	Ali Khan Jadoun	NA 17 Abbottabad	172663	97177
6	Omar Ayub Khan	NA 18 Haripur	349897	192948
7	Asad Qaiser	NA 19 Swabi 1	211710	115635
8	Shahram Khan	NA 20 Swabi 2	212976	122965
9	Mujahid Ali	NA 21 Mardan 1	232257	119023
10	Muhammad Atef	NA 22 Mardan 2	214974	115801
11	Ali Mohammad	NA 23 Mardan 3	198031	102175
12	Muhammad Iqbal Khan	NA 27 Khyber	135401	85514
13	Arbab Amir Ayub	NA 29 Peshawar 2	122708	68792
14	Shandana Gulzar	NA 30 Peshawar 3	131994	78971
15	Sir Rabab Ali	NA 31 Peshawar 4	143078	82985
16	Asif Khan	NA 32 Peshawar 5	220490	122792
17	Shehryar Afridi	NA 35 Kohat	242064	128491
18	Yusuf Khan	NA 36 Hungo	133184	73076
19	Shahid Ahmed	NA 38 Kirk	214177	117887
20	Naseem Ali Shah	NA 39 becomes	277991	147087
21	Muhammad Ahmed Chatha	NA 66 Wazirabad	304248	160676
22	Haji Imtiaz Ahmed Chaudhry	NA 68 Mandi Bahauddin 1	297621	166093
23	Osama Ahmed Mela	NA 83 Sargodha 2	268068	136566
24	Muhammad Jamal Ahsan Khan	NA 89 Mianwali 1	300394	217427
25	Umair Khan Niazi	NA 90 Mianwali 2	284580	179820
26	Ali Afzal Sahi	NA 95 Faisalabad 1	278347	144761
27	Rana Atif	NA 101 Faisalabad 7	259009	134840
28	Genghis Ahmad Khan	NA 102 Faisalabad 8	259655	132526
29	Muhammad Ali Sarfraz	NA 103 Faisalabad 9	259161	147734
30	Muhammad Mahboob Sultan	NA 108 Jhang 1	334765	169578
31	Waqas Akram	NA 109 Jhang 2	299456	176586
32	Mohammad Amir Sultan	NA 110 Jhang 3	339331	199590
33	Sardar Muhammad Latif Khosa	NA 122 Lahore 6	227357	117109
34	Malik Muhammad Amir Dogar	NA 149 Multan 2	233206	146613
35	Javed Iqbal Waraich	NA 172 Rahim Yar Khan 4	253822	129307
36	Muhammad Moazzam Ali Khan	NA 177 Muzaffargarh 3	223598	113892
37	Khwaja Shiraz Mehmood	NA 183 Tonsa	257282	134048
38	Zartaj Gul	NA 185 DG Khan 2	176476	94881

Eight constituencies where PML-N lost due to Tehreek Labeek

In the 2018 elections, Tehreek-e-Labaik Pakistan participated for the first time and emerged as the fifth largest party in Pakistan with 2.2 million votes.

In the same elections, PTI lost 17 seats in the National Assembly due to Tehreek Labeek, while Pakistan Muslim League-N lost 14 seats.

In the recent elections, the PML-N had to lose eight seats in the National Assembly due to Tehreek-e-Labaik.

This question is different that if there was no TLP, would all these votes have gone to Muslim League-N or not?

The constituencies in which Tehreek-e-Labeek vote led to the defeat of PML-N are NA 67 Hafizabad, NA 79 Gujranwala, NA 81 Gujranwala, NA 111 Nankana Sahib, NA 115 Sheikhupura, NA 116 Sheikhupura. , NA 121 Lahore and NA 133 Kasur are included.

Eight constituencies where PML-N lost because of PPP

In the recent elections, PPP won six National Assembly seats from Punjab while only one seat came from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

JUI could also win two seats in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa with the support of People’s Party.

In NA One Chitral, PTI-backed candidate Abdul Taif got 61 thousand 834 votes, while his opponent Muhammad Talha Mahmood of JUI got 42 thousand 987, Iftikharuddin of PML-N got 20 thousand seven and People’s Party’s got 20 thousand. Fazal Rabi got 23 thousand 723 votes.

Similarly, in NA 44 DI Khan, Maulana Fazlur Rahman also lost to Ali Amin Gandapur because his opponent was Faisal Karim Kundi of People’s Party and the total votes of both of them are more than Ali Amin Gandapur.

If the People’s Party and the Muslim League-N had done seat-adjustment in Punjab, there would have been eight constituencies where the Muslim League-N could have won the National Assembly seats with the support of the People’s Party.

Muslim League NNA 16 Abbottabad election also lost because its ticket holder Murtaza Javed Abbasi was defeated by Sardar Mehtab Abbasi, a defected member of PML-N and the way was cleared for PTI-backed candidate.

Other seats, where PML-N suffered defeat in Punjab due to PPP, in NA 84 Sir Godha, NA 86 Sargodha, NA 142 Sahiwal, NA 146 Khanewal, NA 154 Lodhran, NA 169 Vehari , NA 170 Rahim Yar Khan and NA 181 Layyah are included.

In NA-91 Bhakkar too, PML-N candidate lost to PTI because independent candidate Saeed Khan got more than 71,000 votes and from here PTI-supported Sanaullah Mastikhel got 160,300 votes. Won with votes.

In NA-95 Faisalabad, the stability of Pakistan and the division of votes between PML-N benefited PTI-backed candidate Muhammad Saadullah and he was declared successful with a little over 1,000 votes.

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