Pakistan election 2013: May 2013

Wednesday, 29 May 2013

recounting in some national and punjab assembly seats:ECP

The Election Commission of Pakistan on Tuesday ordered the recounting with verification of thumb impressions on votes polled in two National Assembly and seven Punjab Assembly seats. Verification has has been ordered in NA125 and PP-39, PP-43, PP-205, PP-9, PP-257, PP-155, PP-156.

Sunday, 26 May 2013

govt formation

Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) leader Mian Shahbaz Sharif on Saturday invited Pakistan Muslim League Functional (PML-F) to join the federal government at the centre.

The offer was made during meeting between Shahbaz Sharif and PML-F chief Pir Pagara Syed Sibghatullah Shah Rashdi in Karachi. During the meeting, both leaders discussed political situation in the country with particular reference to Sindh province. Pir Pagara also felicitated Shahbaz Sharif over success of his party in the May 11 elections.

Saturday, 25 May 2013

"Character assassination can't be allowed" ECP Secretary:

Secretary ECP Ishtiak Ahmad said that "Criticism against ECP is baseless"

He said that positive criticism is welcome but character assassination cannot be allowed.

He said Ishaq Khakwani of PTI s stance was fully heard by the Commission and it was decided that re-polling will not be held in that constituency as he could not satisfy the commission.

Ishtiaq said positive criticism is welcome but character assassination cannot be allowed. He said the democratic system and the country should not suffer due to undue criticism.

The Secretary Election Commission said with the exception of some stray incidents‚ elections were held peacefully and this has been acknowledged by the international community.

PK-71,PK-72

On the direction of Election Commission, polling was re-schduled in different polling stations of Bannu, Khuzdar and South Waziristan constituencies due to deteriorating law & order situation.

According to unofficial results, PK-71, PPP’s candidate Fakhr-e-Azam Khan got 17,360 votes and succeeded in securing the provincial assembly’s seat.

His rival ANP’s candidate Taimor Baz Khan received 16,219 votes only.

In PK-72 s re-polling, independent candidate Malik Shah Muhammad Khan was declared successful with 14,408 votes while JUI-F candidate Syed Hamid Shah got 12,992 votes.

Thursday, 23 May 2013

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ps-112 1nd 113 re polls

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf candidates Khuram Sher Zaman and Samar Ali Khan have won Sindh Assembly seats from PS-112 and PS 113 constituencies, according to unofficial results.
According to the unconfirmed and unofficial results, Khurram Sher Zaman got 35,505 votes and Samar Ali Khan secured more than 38,000 votes.

Tuesday, 21 May 2013

Parties and their positions official

Name of Political Parties    Number of Seats Won Total Votes Polled
Pakistan Muslim League (N) 125 14794188
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf   27 7563504
Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians   31 6822958
Independent   32 5773494
Muttahidda Qaumi Movement   18 2422656
Jamiat Ulama-e-Islam (F)   10 1454907
Pakistan Muslim League (Q) 2 1405493
Pakistan Muslim League (F) 5 1007761
Jamaat-e-Islami Pakistan 3 949394
Awami National Party 1 450561
MUTAHIDA DEENI MAHAZ 359589
Pukhtoonkhwa Milli Awami Party 3 211989
National Peoples Party 2 196828
Pakistan Muslim League(Z) 1 126504
Bahawalpur National Awami Party 113156
Jamiat Ulama-e-Islam Nazryati Pakistan 102417
Awami Muslim League Pakistan 1 93051
Sindh United Party 82728
Tehreek-e-Tahaffuze Pakistan 73503
Awami Jamhuri Ittehad Pakistan 1 71175
Pakistan Muslim League (J) 70247
Jamiat Ulma-e-Pakistan (Noorani) 68150
Balochistan National Party 1 64070
National Party 1 61171
All Pakistan Muslim League 1 54617
Pakistan National Muslim League 51995
Pakistan Peoples Party (Shaheed Bhutto) 49926
Qaumi Watan Party (Sherpao) 1 46829
Tehreek-e-Suba Hazara 42953
Majlis-e-Wahdat-e-Muslimeen Pakistan 40312
Sunni Ittehad Council 37912
Pakistan Sunni Tehreek 26169
Sindh Taraqi Passand Party (STP) 23572
Qoumi Wattan Party 19268
Awami Warkers Party 18608
Balochistan National Party (Awami) 12709
Hazara Democratic Party 11051
Mohajir Qaumi Movement Pakistan 10692
Jamote Qaumi Movement 10460
Pakistan Saraiki Party 5226
Pakistan Falah Party 4431
Pakistan Kissan Ittehad 4349
Awami Justice Party Pakistan 3803
Pakistan Justice Party 2827
Islami Tehreek Pakistan 2692
Mutahidda Qabil Party 2587
Mohib-e-Wattan Nowjawan Inqilabion Ki Anjuman 2503
Christian Progressive Movement 2450
Qaumi Tahaffaz Party of Pakistan 2185
MustaqbIl Pakistan 2089
Sairkistan Qaumi Ittehad 1874
Seraiki Sooba Movement Pakistan 1796
Awami Workers Party 1655
Jamhoori Wattan Party 1623
Jannat Pakistan Party 1435
Karwan-i-Millat Pakistan 1406
Tehreek Tabdili Nizam Pakistan 1162
Pakistan Muslim League (Sher-e-Bangal) A.K. Fazal-Ul-Haque)    1060
Pakistan Insani Haqook Party 989
Pakistan Patriotic Movement 948
Pakistan Muslim League (Safdar) 890
Markazi Jamiat Mushaikh Pakistan 828
Pakistan Conservative Party   814
Istehkaam-e-Pakistan Movement   742
Islamic Republican Party   631
Istiqlal Party   629
Tehreek-e-Istehkaam Pakistan   621
Pakistan Tehrek-e-Inqalab   596
Tehreek-e-Ittehad Ummat Pakistan   582
Pak Justice Party   537
Pakistan Freedom Party   515
Roshan Pakistan Muhaibban Wattan Party   494
Mutahida Baloch Movement Pakistan   471
Pakistan Muslim League “H” Haqiqi   471
Menecracy Action Party of Pakistan   447
Awami Himayat Tehreek Pakistan   313
Pakistan Human Rights Party   266
Islami Inqalab Party   265
Jamiat Ulama-e-Islam (S)   258
Pakistan Gharib Party   256
Sindh Dost Ittehad (SDI) Party   250
Pakistan National Democratic Party   248
Pak Wattan Party   220
Hazara Awami Ittehad Pakistan   214
Pakistan Muslim League-Muttahida   172
Ghareeb Awam Party   168
Afgan Qomi Movement (Pakistan)   157
Pakistan Muslim League Council   152
Pakistan Brohi Party   145
Pakistan Muhajir League   133
Azad Pakistan Party   116
Pakistan Muslim League (Zehri Group)   101
Tehrik-e-Masawaat   99
Communist Party of Pakistan   91
All Pakistan Bayrozgar Party   88
Pakistan Muhafiz Watan Party   84
MUTTHIDA MAJLIS-E-AMAL PAKISTAN   69
Pakistan Motherland Party   68
Pakistan Muslim League Humkhiyal (Like Minded)   64
Pakistan Aman Party   63
Pakistan Islami Justice Party   54
Pakistan Qaumi Party   54
Tehreek-e-Wafaq Pakistan   48
Salam Pakistan Party   34
Aap Janab Sarkar Party   30
Jamiat Ulma-e-Pakistan (Niazi)   27
Pakistan Muhammadi Party   24
Aalay Kalam Ullah Farman Rasool (saw)   15
All Pakistan Youth Working Party   14
Punjab National Party   13
Pakistan Awami Quwat Party   8
Pakistan Awami Inqalab   7
Total 266 44859313

voting turnout

The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) announced that overall voter turnout in the 2013 general elections was recorded at 55.02% — a much higher percentage than elections since the 80s.

	1988	1990	1993	1997	2002	2008	2013
Turnout	43.07%	45.46%	40.28%	35.42%	41.08%	44.23%	55.02%

According to the ECP, the lowest turnout was recorded in NA-42 South Waziristan, where only 11.57% of registered voters came out to vote.

The highest turnout was recorded at 84.77% in NA-191 Bahawalnagar.

This year, over 46.2 million people exercised their right to vote in the elections.

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

Independent candidates picked up 5.8 million votes.

SOURCE:EXPRESS TRIBUNE

Sunday, 19 May 2013

PTI’s Arif Alvi wins NA-250

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf candidate Dr Arif Alvi has won National Assembly seat from NA-250 Karachi, securing over 77,000 votes , sources told Geo News as counting of ballots completed after partial re-polling at the 43 polling stations.
An Election Commission official would announce the unofficial results shortly, the sources said.
Earlier, reports said Dr Arif Alvi got 17,519 votes as unofficial and unconfirmed results from partial re-election held at the 43 polling stations came while Jamaat-e-Islami’s Naimatullah Khan received 446 votes.
Though, Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) boycotted Sunday’s re-election at 43 polling stations, its candidate Khush Bakht Shujaat was runner up as she had secured over 30,000 votes during the polling on May 11 polls.
PTI candidates for the Sindh Assembly constituencies PS-112 and 113 Khuram Sher Zaman and Samar Ali Khan have won their seats in the re-polling.
According to unofficial results, Zaman obtained 35505 votes while Samar Ali Khan got over 38000 votes.

ecp announcement

Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has again made it clear that all the independent candidates should submit an affidavit stating that each one of them is joining a particular political party voluntarily and without any coercion.

recounting

According to sources, the Election Commission has ordered recounting of votes at two polling stations of PK 60, NA 103 Hafiz Abad, PP 198’s seven stations and PB 40 in Nushki.

Moreover, orders have been issued regarding recounting of votes at two polling stations at Batgram as it is has reported that women have not been allowed to cast their votes on aforesaid polling stations.

On the other hand, the plea of independent candidate Khuda Bux Tawana for recounting of votes from

PP 42 Khoshab has also been rejected.

re polls in karachi

Re-polling at 43 polling stations of NA-250 will be held today (Sunday) following the approval of Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP).

Sources said that security strategy has been finalized to maintain law and order during the polling and as many as 3,500 personnel will perform their duties.

Friday, 17 May 2013

nominated c.m of kpk and balochistan

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI)’s nominated Pervez Khattak since the inception of Pakistan will be the 16th chief minister of the Khyber Pukhtunkhaw province
Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) has nominated Sardar Sanaullah Zehri for Balochistan chief minister position after it became the largest party in the provincial assembly with the joining of other parties and independent candidates.

Govt formation enters final stage

The Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz is all set to form government in Islamabad as it has acquired majority in the National Assembly after as many as 17 independent winners of NA seats joined the Nawaz Sharif-led party
Mr Sharif’s residence in Jati Umra Rai in Raiwind has become centre of political activities where Jam Kamal, Dostin Domki, Khalid Magsi, Asghar Shah met the PML-N president and announced joining his party.
The PML-N has announced to observe Youm-e-Tashakur today over the victory in the general election.

Thursday, 16 May 2013

FAFEN chief case

Police in Rahim Yar Khan District have lodged an FIR against the FAFEN chief Syed Mudassir Rizvi under section 505/B for propagating wrong information with the intention to disrupt peace under section. The FIR was lodged on the orders of the DPO Rahim Yar Khan, SSP Sohail Habib Tajik.

FAFEN had reported that in NA 195 and NA 193 the voter turnout was more than 240% on the day of elections, but the official figures say otherwise.

FAFEN has raised objections on the results of 49 constituencies of the provincial assemblies and the National Assembly after taking samples from 8,119 polling stations. It has also demanded the ECP take notice of the situation.

Sindh govt refuses to facilitate re-election in NA-250

The Sindh government has expressed its inability to hold re-election at some polling stations in NA-250-Karachi constituency on May 19.

According to sources, the Sindh caretaker government has informed the Election Commission through a letter that re-polling in some polling station cannot be held due to security threats.

The ECP had ordered re-polling at 43 polling stations in NA-250 constituency following report of massive rigging and delay in starting the polls.

fafen report

Based on data gathered by Free and Fair Election Network observers at polling stations showing impossible voter turnout greater than 100 percent, FAFEN called on the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) to release all polling station Statements of the Count (Form XIV) to the public on its website before certifying any final election results in any constituency.

At least 32 polling stations with greater than 100 percent turnout were in Punjab, 10 in Sindh, six in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and one in Balochistan. The polling stations with impossible voter turnout figures included 19 female polling stations, 16 male stations and 14 combined (male and female) stations.

Voter turnout is calculated on the basis of the registered voters for each polling station as given on the ECP website http://ecp.gov.pk/PollingScheme.aspx.

fingure print verification

Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) Secretary, Ishtiaque Ahmed said Wednesday that the decision on fingerprint verification in connection with charges of rigging would be made by the election tribunal.
Ahmed added that NADRA would conduct fingerprint verification when the need arose, adding that the record was accumulated for this reason.
Earlier, in a recorded address, PTI chairman Imran Khan called for recounting of votes coupled with fingerprint verification by NADRA in four constituencies. He, however, did not identify the constituencies.

Recount of votes in pp-7 rawalpindi

PML-N leader Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan lost to PTI candidate Muhammad Siddique Khan after a recount of votes in the PP-7(Rawalpindi) constituency.
The recount was done after an appeal from PTI. Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan won a seat in the National Assembly from the NA-52 (Rawalpindi 3) constituency.
PTI chairman Imran Khan called for a recount on four constituencies’ with fingerprint verification from NADRA. Khan said if their demands were not met by the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) in three days they would hold protests.

Tuesday, 14 May 2013

new announcement of seats

ISLAMABAD: Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has announced the results of 249 National Assembly seats Tuesday, Geo News reported.

According to the announced official results, Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) won 122 seats in National Assembly, Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) 31 while Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) bagged 26 seats.

Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) managed to claim 16, Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F) 10 while Jamaat-i-Islami (JI) and Pakistan Muslim League-Functional (PML-F) won three NA seats each.

Monday, 13 May 2013

Imran Khan vows to issue white paper on rigging....

The chairman of Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) "Imran Khan " said that

"His party is collecting facts to bring out a white paper on the rigging in the elections.
He alleged that the Punjab administration made 'changes' in the election results after Nawaz Sharif's speech and the winning candidates of the PTI started loosing. He said all the proofs of rigging are available."

voting trun out

Nearly 60 percent of people took part in the voting process,” Chief Election Commissioner Fakhruddin G. Ebrahim told reporters in Islamabad. “The percentage of voting is very high and it is a demonstration of people’s power,” Ebrahim said, praising the authorities, the military, and law enforcement agencies for cooperation “which enabled us to hold free and fair elections.”Overall turnout was 44 percent during the 2008 polls.

it is good sign for democracy but it is true that election 2013 was fair??

party result E-2013

voter states 2013

Sunday, 12 May 2013

their game their rules.. :/

PML-N is victorious in national and Punjab assembly with around 50% chances while PTI is on 2nd after more then 60 to 70% winning chances before election PPPP is standing on 3rd position without any permotion with no serious campaigning . i don't know whats the reasons behind .traditional voters of PML-N , PTI overconfidence on SNS response or i should say laptops and solar lamps become peoples priority as they enter in polling both. or PML-N is really eligible . during whole 5 years of PPPP rule all are criticizing their performance and with that majority in sindh assembly and 3rd largest in national assembly.. or i should say ballet boxes are already filled ......

really i cant understand these results . every thing is possible in this world

jasi qoom wasy hukmaran

Saturday, 11 May 2013

division of seates

women are not allowed

BUNER:

Men forcefully stopped women from casting votes at various villages in district Buner of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
when will Pakistani women able to cast vote independently?

one hour increase in votting time all over pakistan.

peacefull election : really hard to come in pakistan ....

Sunni Ittehad Council (SIC) has announced to boycott elections

Mohajir Qaumi Movement announced on Saturday to boycott elections over rigging in Karachi in NA-248 and PS-108 PS-109
baloch watan party bycot election in balochistan.

PTI accuse rigging in karachi but they wouldn't bycott .

balochistan : panjoor E.C code of conduct has been widely violated , political workers are prasent outside polling station .

chamkani: ballet paper pad #735 has been lost and cant be recovered

kot adoo: miss bahave of security guard to women .

A bomb blast targeting an election candidate killed eleven people and wounded dozens near Dawood intersection in Quaidabd area of Karachi.
Polling time increased in NA-248, 249, 250, 251, 252, 253, and 254 until 8pm.

Time increased:ECP

The ECP extended the time for three hours for 14 constituencies of the Sindh Assembly and six National Assembly constituencies.

The official time for casting votes will end at 5:00 pm across the country.

elecction ragging

SHEIKHUPURA: In NA-135, Muhammad Irfan, the polling agent of PML-N’s Birjee Tahir, has been caught red handed by police while casting two bogus votes.

The name of the polling station is Ratti-Tibbi polling booth Number 21, Tehsil Safdarabad, district Sheikhupura.

bycott or acceptance of defeat.??

KARACHI: A major Islamist party on Saturday announced it would boycott Pakistan’s elections in the country’s financial hub Karachi and another city, accusing a rival party of rigging and violence.

Jammat-e-Islami (JI) is thought to be the third largest party in the city after the secular Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) and the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP), which were coalition partners in the outgoing government.

پاکستان کے شہر کراچی میں جماعتِ اسلامی، مہاجر قومی موومنٹ اور سنی تحریک نے انتخابات کے بائیکاٹ کا اعلان کیا ہے جبکہ مسلم لیگ (ن) کا کہنا ہے وہ کراچی میں الیکشن کے نتائج تسلیم نہیں کرے گی۔

دوسری جانب بلوچستان میں جمہوری وطن پارٹی نے انتخابات کے بائیکاٹ کا اعلان کیا ہے۔

کراچی میں انتخابات کا بائیکاٹ کرنے والی سیاسی جماعتوں کا کہنا ہے کہ شہر کے پولنگ سٹیشنز پر ایم کیو ایم کے کارکنوں دھاندلی کر رہے ہیں

Friday, 10 May 2013

سابق وزیر فردوس عاشق اعوان تحریک انصاف کے حق میں دستبردار

so the rummer of PPPP and PTI coalition is true what say ?? is that so as nawaz sharif has said that imarn khan is a pupit of asif alir zardari??

سابق وزیر فردوس عاشق اعوان تحریک انصاف کے حق میں دستبردار:: سماء ٹی وی

ECP has deferred elections on some seats

Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has deferred elections at three seats of National Assembly and nine seats of provincial assemblies because candidates either died or were killed.
- There are over 86.1 million registered voters in the country including over 48.6 million male and 37.5 million female.

In all 4‚659 candidates are in the field to contest 272 general seats of the National Assembly and more than 10‚900 for general seats of provincial assemblies.

In all 69‚ 729 polling stations have been set up with 193‚235 polling booths throughout the country to facilitate voters.

Out of 272 general seats of the national assembly, elections are to take place in 271 constituencies as electoral process in NA-254 Karachi-XVI was terminated due to death of one of the candidates.
296 general seats of the Punjab Assembly are up for contest as electoral process in PP-217 Khanewal-VI was terminated due to death of a candidate.

There are 99 general seats of the provincial assembly in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa where elections would be held.

In Sindh elections are being held on 129 general seats as electoral process stands terminated for PS-64 Mirpur Khas-I due to death of a candidate.

For Balochistan Assembly elections would be held for 50 general seats as electoral process was terminated in PB-32 Jhal Magsi due to death of a candidate.

laki marwat bann on vote for women

so once again women voters has stopped to use their right

A Jirga has banned women voters from exercising their right of franchise hours ahead of Saturday's general elections, Geo News reported.
The tribal elders who met in the Pahar Khel Thal area of Lakki Marwat gave their verdict against women's casting votes after nightlong deliberations here.
The number of registered women voters in the constituency PK-74 is 43,048, whereas in Pahar Khel Thal area there are 1948.

so game is on

polling has been start by 8 am in all polling station. do use your right and select the most eligible one.

A failure to establish writ of the government

The Pakistan People’s Party and the Jamaat-I-Islami have entered an agreement to ban women from casting their votes in Low Dir,

Khyber Pakhtunkhuwa interim Information Minister Musarrat Qadeem said that a complaint had been sent to the Election Commission of Pakistan as stopping women from using their right of franchise, as it was a crime.

Sources said that the agreement was signed between both the parties for provincial assembly seat PK-94.

ban on voting rights of women in Lower Dir,is a failure to establish writ of the government over radical elements in the Northern areas of Pakistan. It is un-Islamic,unconstitutional and a violation of fundamental rights of women envisaged in the constitution of Pakistan.

i really don't know to what pppp upto without any proper campaigning with this much hatred among people. taking this act ??? i mean this is senseless

Jamaat-ul-Islami objective

The Jamaat's objectives are the establishment of an Islamic state, governed by Sharia law. The JI opposes Western Ideologies such as capitalism, socialism and secularism, and practices such as bank interest and liberalist social values but party advocates democracy as integral part of Islamic political ideals.

BNP

The BNP has vote bank in Balochistan’s Khuzdar, Kalat, Wadh, Mastung, Quetta, Panjgur, Naushki areas as well as its Makran belt. The party enjoys street power in Quetta and its workers frequently stage protest demonstrations against the non-recovery of missing persons and killings of political workers in the province.
For the May 2013 election, BNP launched a campaign from Quetta on April 7, demanding all ‘missing’ persons be recovered before the date of the election. On the occasion, Akhtar also said that boycotting the election was still an option for the party.
The party further set conditions for free, fair and transparent polls in Balochistan, with the first demand being the recovery of ‘missing’ persons. The BNP also demanded an end to the killings of Baloch political activists, rehabilitation of internally-displaced persons of the province as well as guaranteed safety for election candidates and workers.

mqm candidates

Candidates of National Assembly (Karachi)

S.No.	Name	Constituency No.
1	Salman Mujahid Baloch	NA-239 (Maripur, Kemari)
2	Khuwaja Sohail Mansoor	NA-240 (Baldia)
3	S.A. Iqbal Qadri	NA-241 (Orangi)
4	Mehboob Alam	NA-242 (Qasba, Orangi)
5	Abdul Waseem	NA-243 (New Karachi, Noth Karachi)
6	Sheikh Salahuddin	NA-244 (New Karachi, F.B Area)
7	Rehan Hashmi	NA-245 (North Nazimabad)
8	Nabeel Gabol	NA-246 (F.B Area)
9	Sufiyan Yousuf	NA-247 (Nazimabad, Gulbahar)
10	Nabeel Gabol	NA-248 (Lyari)
11	Dr. Farooq Sattar	NA-249 (Ranchoreline, Garden)
12	Khush Bakht Shujahat	NA-250 (Defence, Cilfton)
13	Ali Raza Abidi	NA-251 (Mehmoodabad Society)
14	Rasheed Godial	NA-252 (PIB, Bahadurabad)
15	Muzammil Quershi	NA-253 (Gulshan-e-Iqbal)
16	Sheikh Muhammad Afzal	NA-254 (Korangi)
17	Asif Hasnain	NA-255 (Landhi)
18	Iqbal Muhammad Ali Khan	NA-256 (Shah Faisal)
19	Sajid Ahmed	NA-257 (Malir)
20	Ahmed Gabol	NA-258 (Gadap, Bin Qasim)

Candidates of Provincial Assembly Sindh (Karachi)

S.No.	Name	Constituency No.
1	Haji Ali Muhammad	PS-89 (Kimari)
2	Yousuf Shahwani	PS-90 (Maripur)
3	Kamran Akhtar	PS-91 (Baldia)
4	Abdul Haseeb	PS-92 (Pak Colony)
5	Shafiq Dad	PS-93 (Site, Metrowil)
6	Saif ud din Khalid	PS-94 (Orangi)
7	Ahmed Alam Dastagir	PS-95 (Orangi)
8	Mazahir Ameer	PS-96 (Qasba Aligar)
9	Abdullah Sheikh	PS-97 (Surjani)
10	Waseem Quershi	PS-98 (North Karachi)
11	Khuwaja Izhar ul Hassan	PS-99 (New Karachi)
12	Adil Siddiqui	PS-100 (New Karachi)
13	Jamal Ahmed	PS-101 (North Nazimabad)
14	Anwar Raza	PS-102 (Bufferzone, FB Area)
15	Sajid Quershi	PS-103 (North Nazimabad)
16	Rehan Zafar	PS-104 (Nazimabad)
17	Khalid Bin Wilayat	PS-105 (Karimabad, Liaqatabad)
18	Iftikhar Alam	PS-106 (Liaquatabad)
19	Azeem Farooqi	PS-107 (Liaquatabad, Nazimabad)
20	Muhammad Saleem	PS-108 (Liyari)
21	Azhar Ehsan	PS-109 (Liyari)
22	Muhammad Dilawar	PS-110 (Ranchorline, Kharadar)
23	Muhammad Kamran	PS-111 (Kharadar)
24	Hafiz Sohail	PS-112 (Burnus Road, Defence)
25	Ali Rashid	PS-113 (Defence, PIB)
26	Rauf Siddiqui	PS-114 (Mehmoodabad)
27	Arshad Vohra	PS-115 (Society)
28	Mehmood Abdul Razzaq	PS-116 (Dorahji)
29	Dr. Sagheer Ahmed	PS-117 (PIB)
30	Adnan Ahmed	PS-118 (Gulshan-e-Iqbal)
31	Irtiza Farooqi	PS-119 (Gulistan-e-Johar)
32	Nishat Ahmed Zia	PS-120 (Shah Faisal)

33	Nadeem Razi	PS-121 (Malir)
34	Khalid Iftikhar	PS-122 (Landhi)
35	Sheeraz Waheed	PS-123 (Korangi)
36	Syed Sardar Ahmed	PS-124 (Korangi)
37	Moin Amir Khan Pirzada	PS-125 (Qayyumabad, Korangi)
38	Faisal Sabzwari	PS-126 (Gulistan-e-Johar, Scheme 33)
39	Ashfaq Mangi	PS-127 (Malir Memon Goth)
40	Syed Waqar Hussain Shah	PS-128 (Qaidabad)
41	Gul Muhammad Mengal	PS-129 (Bhains Colony, Ibrahim Hydri)
42	Manzoor Ahmed Jokiyo	PS-130 (Bin Qasim, Gadap)

Candidates of National Assembly Balochistan

S.No.	Name	Constituency No.
1	Muhammad Jumma Khan Changazi	NA-259 (Quetta)
2	Prince Abdul Baqi	NA-260 (Quetta, Kam Chaghi)
3	Muhammad Anwar Khan Tareen	NA-261 (Pasheen, Kam Ziarat)
4	Sana ullah Mir Ghazali	NA-265 (Dera Bugti, Sibi, Kohlu)
5	Shahbaz Khan Imrani	NA-266 (Naserabad, Jaffarabad)
6	Abdul Razzaq Lashari	NA-267 (Jhal Magsi, Katchi)
7	Nizam Farooq Shahwani	NA-268 (Killat Kam Mastung)

Candidates of Provincial Assembly Balochistan

S.No.	Name	Constituency No.
1	Muhammad Anwar Khan Tareen	PB-01 (Quetta)
2	Ibrahim Hazarah	PB-02 (Quetta)
3	Malik Imran Ullah Kakar	PB-03 (Quetta)
4	Shah Faisal Rind	PB-04 (Quetta)
5	Muhammad Aslam Shahwani	PB-05 (Quetta)
6	Naimat Ullah Hazara	PB-06 (Quetta)
7	Sardar Basheer Ahmed Khan Achakzai	PB-11 (Chaman)
8	Muhammad Suleman Khan Beladi	PB-21 (Sibi)
9	Wali Muhammad Bhugti	PB-24 (Dera Bhugti)
10	Advocate Ahsan Ullah Magsi	PB-25 (Tehseel Osta Muhammad, Gandakha)
11	Haji Naseer Ahmed Khosa	PB-26 (Dera Allah Yar)
12	Muhammad Hussain Khosa	PB-27 ( Shubat pur)
13	Abdul Maalik Jamali	PB-28 ( Dera Murad Jamali)
14	Mushtaq Ali Imrani	PB-29 (Tambu)
15	Jan Muhammad Abro	PB-31 (Bhag)
16	Ghulam Farooq Shahawani	PB-38 (Mastuang Kam Killat)
17	Aashiq Ali	PB-39 (Changhi)
18	Jameel Ahmed Mengal	PB-40 (Noshqi)

Candidates of National Assembly Punjab

S.No.	Name	Constituency No.
1	Malik Oranzaib Awan	NA-48 Islamabad
2	Ch. Muhammad Ilyas	NA-49 Islamabad
3	Muhammad Zakir Sati	NA-50 Pindi
4	Raja Pervez	NA-51 Pindi
5	Malik Tariq Mehmood	NA-52 Pindi
6	Zahid Mehmood Kiyani	NA-53 Pindi
7	Mian M Ateeq shaikh	NA-54 Pindi
8	Raja Aijaz Hussain	NA-55 Pindi
9	Orangzaib Awan	NA-56 Pindi
10	Malik Mazhar Hussain	NA-58 Attock
11	Malik Zafar Iqbal	NA-61 Chakwal
12	Raja Arshad Iqbal	NA-62 Jehlum
13	Mirza M Jamil Raza Jaral	NA-63 Jehlum
14	Syed Farzand Ali Shah	NA-64 Sargodha
15	Syed Naveed Anjum	NA-65 Sargodha
16	Rana Sajid Mehmod	NA-66 Sargodha
17	Shafiq ur Rehman Shad	NA-68 Sargodha
18	Syed Imran Haider Shah	NA-70 khushab
19	Abdul Hameed Khan	NA-71 Mianwali
20	M. Ilyas Khan	NA-72 Mianwali
21	M. Nawaz	NA-73 Bhakkar
22	Allam Syed Farman Raza	NA-74 Bhakkar
23	Shaikh M Afzal	NA-75 Faisalabad
24	Shahid Sultan Kharal	NA-76 Faisalabad
25	Sajid Ali Rajput	NA-77 Faisalabad
26	M Ameen Bhutto	NA-78 Faisalabad
27	Imtiaz Ali Malik	NA-79 Faisalabad
28	Mukhdoom Syed Zawar	NA-82 Faisalabad
29	Mirza Shafiq Ahmed	NA-83 Faisalabad
30	Munawar Hafeez Shahid	NA-84 Faisalabad
31	Rana Noor Ali Khan	NA-85 Faisalabad
32	Tajjamul Waseem	NA-86 Chinnot
33	Malik Tanvir Hussain	NA-87 Chinnot
34	Ghulam M Rajuka	NA-88 Jhang
35	M Arif Jamal Lodhi	NA-89 Jhang
36	Syed Riffat Hussain	NA-90 Jhang
37	Mujahid Abbas Khan	NA-91 Jhang
38	Chaudary Iftikhar Sindhu	NA-93 Toba Tek Singh
39	Abdul Waseem Khan	NA-94 Toba Tek Singh

40	Abdul Kareem Tokey Khan	NA-95 Gujraanwala
41	Rana Abdul Rehman	NA-96 Gujranwala
42	M Yaseen Gujar	NA-97 Gujranwala
43	Malik Abdul Hameed Awan	NA-98 Gujranwala
44	Rana Nazeer Hussain	NA-99 Gujranwala
45	M Arshad Hussain Arain	NA-100 Gujranwala
46	M. Akram Arain	NA-101 Gujranwala
47	Nasir Ayub Awan	NA-102 Hafizabad
48	Jahan Khan Tarar	NA-103 Hafizabad
49	Chaudary M Akhter	NA-104 Gujrat
50	Chaudary M Safdar	NA-105 Gujrat
51	Khalid Hussain Bhatti	NA-106 Gujrat
52	Chaudary Zafar Iqbal	NA-108 Gujrat
53	Saifullah Malik	NA-110 Sialkot
54	Razia Iqbal	NA-111 Sialkot
55	Chaudary Abdul Qayyum	NA-112 Sialkot
56	Mian Tariq Mehmood	NA-114 Sialkot
57	Syed Ali Abbas Shah	NA-115 Narowal
58	Nadeem Altaf khan Sherwani	NA-116 Narowal
59	Rana Zafar Ali Khan	NA-117 Narowal
60	Mian Sarfaraz	NA-118 Lahore
61	Dr. M Saeed Anwar	NA-119 Lahore
62	Dr. Asif Rafiq	NA-120 Lahore
63	Rana M Ashraf	NA-121 Lahore
64	Samia Naz	NA-122 Lahore
65	Rizwan Zafar	NA-123 Lahore
66	Muneer Ahmed	NA-124 Lahore
67	Zaib un Nisa	NA-125 Lahore
68	Tahira Asif	NA-126 Lahore
69	Bisma Asif	NA-127 Lahore
70	Kareem Khan	NA-128 Lahore
71	Nasir Gul	NA-129 Lahore
72	Nazli Iffat Tabbasum	NA-130 Lahore
73	Mazhar Ali Alvi	NA-131 Shaikhopura
74	Malik AM Asif Awam	NA-132 Shaikhopura
75	Imran Abdullah	NA-134 Shaikopura
76	Malik Bhatti	NA-135 Nankana Sahab
77	Hamid Mehmood	NA-136 Nankana Sahab
78	M Imran Aijaz butt	NA-137 Nankana Sahab
79	Safdar Ali	NA-139 Kasoor

80	Raye M Younus	NA-140 Kasoor
81	Nazeer Ahmed	NA-141 Kasoor
82	Muddassir Aijaz	NA-143 Okara
83	Fayaz Ali	NA-144 Okara
84	Muzammil Hussain Joiya	NA-145 Okara
85	Raye Muhammad Tariq	NA-148 Multan
86	Colonel Baqar Ahsan	NA-149 Multan
87	Hafiz M Anees Ansari	NA-150 Multan
88	M Asif Jaah	NA-15 Multan
89	Khursheed Lang	NA-153 Multan
90	M Idrees Jami	NA-154 Lodhra
91	Dr Mairaj	NA-155 Lodhra
92	Syed Muzaffar Hasnain Bukhari	NA-156 Khanewal
93	Rao Khalid Mehmood	NA-157 Khane wal
94	Chaudhery Adbul Sattar	NA-158 Khanewal
95	Iftikhar Akbar Randhawa	NA-159 Multan
96	M Saleem Khan Langa	NA-160 Sahiwal
97	M Imran	NA-161 Sahiwal
98	Tajamul Hussain Malik	NA-162 Sahiwal
99	Noor Ahmed	NA-164 Pak Patan
100	Tariq Ali Bodhla	NA-165 Pak Patan
101	M Umer Agha	NA-166 Pak Patan
102	Tariq Masood	NA-167 Pak Patan
103	M Nawaz Advocate	NA-168 Vehari
104	Pir Nasir Saqlain	NA-169 Vehrai
105	Raja Zhorr Ul Haq Advocate	NA-170 Vehari
106	Izhar Ul Haq Qureshi	NA-172 DG Khan
107	S M Ashraf Advocate	NA-173 DG Khan
108	Saif Ullah Khan	NA-174 Rajanpur
109	Rana Muhammad Rashid	NA-175 Rajanpur
110	Rana Abu Baqar	NA-176 Muzaffar Garh
111	M Nasar Ullah Almani	NA-177 Muzaffar Garh
112	Riaz Khakhi Advocate	NA-179 Muzaffar Garh
113	S Bilal Shah	NA-180 Muzaffar Garh
114	S Alamdar Shah	NA-181 Laiyya
115	Ameer Qalam Awan	NA-182 Laiyya
116	Malik M Asim	NA-183 Bahawalpur
117	Ameer Abdullah Advocate	NA-1844 Bahawalpur
118	Malik Aijaz Hussain	NA-185 Bahalwapur
119	Malik Zafar Iqbal	NA-186 Bahawalpur

120	S Sajjad Hussain Shah	NA-187 Bahalwalpur
121	Sajjad Ahmed Naseem	NA-188 Bahawal Nagar
122	Hafiz Muhammad Sarwar Joiya	NA-189 Bahawal Nagar
123	Shabbir Kambowa	NA-190 Bahawal Nagar
124	Dr M Moosa	NA-191 Bahawal Nagar
125	S Zafar Iqbal	NA-192 Raheem Yar Khan
126	M Ameen	NA-193 Raheem Yar Khan
127	M Yousuf	NA-194 Raheem Yar Khan
128	Mian Waheed Uddin	NA-195 Raheem Yar Khan
129	Miaz Nadeem Anwar	NA-196 Raheem Yar Khan
130	Rao Kaleem	NA-197 Raheem Yar Khan

Candidates of Provincial Assembly Punjab

S.No.	Name	Constituency No.
1	Muhammad Zakir	PP-01 (Pindi)
2	Mirza Muhammad Bashir	PP-03 (Pindi)
3	Arshad Mehmood	PP-04 (Pindi)
4	Shoiab Sadiq Kayani	PP-05 (Pindi)
5	Rehana Riaz Khan	PP-06 (Pindi)
6	Zahid Mehmood Kiyani	PP-07 (Pindi)
7	Raja Naveed Younus	PP-09 (Pindi)
8	Farah Asif Kiyani	PP-10 (Pindi)
9	Jahangeer Hassan	PP-11 (Pindi)
10	Muhammad ilyas	PP-12 (Pindi)
11	Sheikh Khazar Hayat	PP-13 (Pindi)
12	Sheikh Muhammad Abrar	PP-14 (Pindi)
13	Malik Muhammad azam Khan	PP-15 (Attakk)
14	Shahzada Khurram Khan	PP-17 (Attakk)
15	Mailk Ghulam Mustafa	PP-18 (Attakk)
16	Niaz Ali Malik	PP-19 (Attakk)
17	Rashid Gul	PP-20 (Chakwal)
18	Amir Nazeer Awan	PP-21 (Chakwal)
19	Malik Muhammad Imran	PP-24 (Jhelum)
20	Chaudry Fateh Khan	PP-24 (Jhelum)
21	Syed Muneer Hussain Shah	PP-26 (Jhelum)
22	Raja Muhammad Mazhar Ali Khan	PP-27 (Jhelum)
23	Muhammad aaarshad Gandhi	PP-28 (Sargodha)
24	Haji Basheer Hussain baloch	PP-29 (Sargodha)
25	Syed Ahmed Mukhtar Shah	PP-30 (Sargodha)
26	Abid Ali Mehmood Syed	PP-31 (Sargodha)
27	Muhammad Yaseen Chaudry Gujjar	PP-32(Sargodha)
28	Muhammad Athar Ameen Sheikh	PP-33 (Sargodha)
29	Zulfiqar Ali sheikh	PP-34 (Sargodha)
30	Malik Zafar iqbal awan	PP-35 (Sargodha)
31	Chudry Muhammad Suleman Gujjar	PP-36 (Sargodha)
32	Rana Muhammad Ikram	PP-37 (Sargodha)
33	Malik Muhammad Abdullah naich	PP-38 (Sargodha)
34	Muhammad Naveed Akhter	PP-40 (Khoshab)
35	Muhammad Akram butt	PP-41 (Khoshab)
36	Muhammad Imran	PP-42 (Khoshab)
37	Malik Shafiq Ullah Jutt	PP-43 (Mian Wali)
38	Alim Sher Bhatti	PP-45 (Mian Wali)
39	Asif Hussain Siddiqui	PP-46 (Mian Wali)

40	Jawed Iqbal	PP-47 (Bhakkar)
41	Muhammad Asghar Ali	PP-48 (Bhakkar)
42	Syed Kashif ALi Rizvi	PP-49 (Bhakkar)
43	Haji Malik Noor Zaman Sabir Chabora	PP-50 (Bhakkar)
44	Zafar Iqbl Jut	PP-51 (Faisalabad)
45	Taufeeq Alam	PP-53 (Faisalabad)
46	Muhammad Sarfaraz	PP-54 (Faisalabad)
47	Tahir latif Bilo kambwah	PP-55 (Faisalabad)
48	Rai Muhmmad Rauf Kharal	PP-56 (Faisalabad)
49	Zehray Khan	PP-57 (Faisalabad)
50	Chaudhry Shakeel Ahmed Ranjha	PP-59 (Faisalabad)
51	Syed Shahzad Hussain Sherazi	PP-61 (Faisalabad)
52	Saeed Ahmed Awan	PP-62 (Faisalabad)
53	Malik Naveed ahmed	PP-65 (Faisalabad)
54	Munawar Hafeez Shahid	PP-66 (Faisalabad)
55	Muhammad Nadeem Malik	PP-67 (Faisalabad)
56	Munawwar Hafeez	PP-68 (Faisalabad)
57	Zulfiqar Ali	PP-69 (Faisalabad)
58	Altaf Jelani	PP-70 (Faisalabad)
59	Syed Aziz Shah	PP-71 (Faisalabad)
60	Muhammad Siddique Jora	PP-72 (Faisalabad)
61	Muhammad Yaqoob Naz Janjua	PP-73 (Chaniot)
62	Chaudhry Waqar Haider Chadhar	PP-74 (Chaniot)
63	Mehar Mank	PP-75 (Chaniot)
64	Jawed Iqbal Gulfam	PP-76 (Jhang)
65	Rana Mehmood Ul Hassan	PP-77 (Jhang)
66	Rana Kaleem ur Rehman	PP-78 (Jhang)
67	Mujahid Hussain	PP-79 (Jhang)
68	Muhammad Abdul Rauf	PP-80 (Jhang)
69	Syed Nusrat Abbas Shah	PP-81 (Jhang)
70	Khazar Hayat	PP-83 (Jhang)
71	Khurram Tahir Chaudry	PP-86 (Toba Tak Singh)
72	Rana Shaoukat Ali	PP-87 (Toba Tak Singh)
73	Noor Ul Ain	PP-88 (Toba Tak Singh)
74	Muhammad Adeel Younus	PP-89 (Toba Tak Singh)
75	Muhammad Sarwar	PP-90 (Toba Tak Singh)
76	Adnan Hameed Bajwa	PP-91 (Gujranwla)
77	Jawed Mehmood	PP-92 (Gujranwla)
78	Imtiaz Husssain Ansari Advocate	PP-93 (Gujranwla)
79	Sharoon Thamo Thes nasir	PP-94 (Gujranwla)

80	Mian Zulfiqar Ahmed Arayn	PP-96 (Gujranwla)
81	Muhammad Shafiq Adnan Ansari	PP-97 (Gujranwla)
82	Asghar Masih	PP-98 (Gujranwla)
83	Usman Nazir Cheema Advocate	PP-99 (Gujranwla)
84	Mian Muhammad Azam Ansari	PP-100 (Gujranwla)
85	Khalid Umer	PP-103 (Gujranwla)
86	Shiekh Aijaz Pervez Advoate	PP-104 (Gujranwla)
87	Rana Irfan Ahmed Khan	PP-105(Hafizabad)
88	Jahan Khan Tarrar	PP-106(Hafizabad)
89	Ansar Abbas	PP-107(Hafizabad)
90	Muhammad Riaz Zia	PP-108 (Gujrat)
91	Imran Ahmed	PP-109 (Gujrat)
92	Chudry Muhammad Safdar	PP-110 (Gujrat)
93	Shahbaz Hussain	PP-111 (Gujrat)
94	Syed Bilal Hussain Naqvi	PP-112 (Gujrat)
95	Ali Asghar	PP-114 (Gujrat)
96	Nasir Mehmood	PP-115 (Gujrat)
97	Muhammad Asghar	PP-117 (Mandi aha Uddin)
98	Chaudry Zafar Iqbal ahmed	PP-119 (Mandi aha Uddin)
99	Mustafa Ahmed Iqbal	PP-120 (Mandi aha Uddin)
100	Abid Ali Sultan Gujjar	PP-121 (Sialkot)
101	Chaudry Muhammad Sarwar	PP-122 (Sialkot)
102	Mehar Muhammad Adil Aryn	PP-123 (Sialkot)
103	Yasir Ahmed Awan	PP-124 (Sialkot)
104	Chaudry Ansar Lateef	PP-125 (Sialkot)
105	Shahbaz Akhter	PP-127 (Sialkot)
106	Muhammad Abid	PP-128 (Sialkot)
107	Shahid Mehmood	PP-129 (Sialkot)
108	Muhammad Tahir Rajput	PP-131 (Sialkot)
109	Rana Noor Hassan	PP-132 (Narowal)
110	Muhammad Zikarya Ansari	PP-134 (Narowal)
111	Munawar Ali Khokar	PP-136 (Narowal)
112	Perveen Akhtar	PP-137 (Lahore)
113	Mahnoor	PP-138 (Lahore)
114	Muhammad Ali	PP-139 (Lahore)
115	Umer Arif	PP-141 (Lahore)
116	Nadeem Akhtar	PP-142 (Lahore)
117	Shoukat Shah	PP-143 (Lahore)
118	Muhammad Fayyaz	PP-144 (Lahore)
119	Sheikh Muhammad Javed Mansha	PP-145 (Lahore)

120	Salmi Muneer	PP-146 (Lahore)
121	Muhammad Zahid Khan	PP-148 (Lahore)
122	Muhammad Shehzad Akbar	PP-149 (Lahore)
123	Rafaqat Ali Jatt	PP-150 (Lahore)
124	Syed Afzaal Hussain Naqvi	PP-151 (Lahore)
125	Amir Sajjad	PP-152 (Lahore)
126	Rana Baran Bas	PP-153 (Lahore)
127	Amir Baloch	PP-154 (Lahore)
128	Mian Arshad Ali	PP-155 (Lahore)
129	Agha Muhammad Ali Jani	PP-157 (Lahore)
130	Agha Muhammad Ali Jani	PP-158 (Lahore)
131	Muhammad Iqbal	PP-159 (Lahore)
132	Fozia Khalil	PP-160 (Lahore)
133	Shahid Noor	PP-161 (Lahore)
134	Muhammad Hanif	PP-162 (Sheikhupura)
135	Sultan Muhammad Khambo	PP-163 (Sheikhupura)
136	Niaz Ahmed Chudary	PP-164 (Sheikhupura)
137	Imran Ali Work	PP-166 (Sheikhupura)
138	Liaqaut Masih	PP-167 (Sheikhupura)
139	Rana Basheer Ahmed	PP-168 (Sheikhupura)
140	Muhammad Zulfiqar Mirza	PP-169 (Sheikhupura)
141	Muhammad Shafee	PP-170 (Nanka Sahab)
142	Iqbal Anjum	PP-171 (Nanka Sahab)
143	Muhammad Ashfaq	PP-172 (Nanka Sahab)
144	Basheer Ahmed	PP-173 (Nanka Sahab)
145	Liaquat Bhatti	PP-174 (Nanka Sahab)
146	Talha Rasheed	PP-175 (Qasoor)
147	Asif Naeem	PP-176 (Qasoor)
148	Muhammad Nadeem Babar	PP-177 (Qasoor)
149	Iftikhar Ahmed	PP-178 (Qasoor)
150	Asif Ali	PP-179 (Qasoor)
151	Muhammad Ilyas Tahir	PP-180 (Qasoor)
152	Ali Raza	PP-181 (Qasoor)
153	Shagufta Begum	PP-185 (Okara)
154	Rao Abdul Rehman Kashif	PP-186 (Okara)
155	Malik Habib ur Rehman	PP-188 (Okara)
156	Shafiq ur Rehman	PP-190 (Okara)
157	Muhammad Waqas	PP-191 (Okara)
158	Arshad Masih	PP-193 (Okara)
159	Mehr Muhammad Iqbal Hussain Johiya	PP-194 (Multan)

160	Ramzan Ansari	PP-195 (Multan)
161	Rana Muhammad Asif Raza Advocate	PP-196 (Multan)
162	Rashid Hashmi	PP-197 (Multan)
163	Riaz Hussain Dharala Advocate	PP-198 (Multan)
164	Syed Ghulam Mustafa Bukhari	PP-199 (Multan)
165	Malik Mushahid Hussain A D	PP-200 (Multan)
166	Malik Nazar Hussain	PP-201 (Multan)
167	Dr Muhammad Ashraf Awan	PP-202 (Multan)
168	Chaudhry Abdul Majeed	PP-203 (Multan)
169	Chaudhry Abdul Majeed Mehno	PP-204 (Multan)
170	Amir Abbas Langa	PP-205 (Multan)
171	Aijaz Ahmed	PP-206 (Multan)
172	Niaz Muhammad	PP-207 (Lodhran)
173	Rana Muhammad Sarwar	PP-208 (Lodhran)
174	Rao Tasleem	PP-209 (Lodhran)
175	Muhammad Saeed Joiye	PP-210 (Lodhran)
176	Jam Amir Baksh	PP-211 (Lodhran)
177	Chaudhry Nadeem Aslam Kambo	PP-212 (Khanewal)
178	Faheem Abbas	PP-213 (Khanewal)
179	Jamshaid Massih	PP-214 (Khanewal)
180	Muhammad Asif Naeem	PP-215 (Khanewal)
181	Shamoun Qaiser	PP-216 (Khanewal)
182	Imran Chaudhry	PP-217 (Khanewal)
183	Arshad Aftab	PP-218 (Khanewal)
184	Iftikhar Akbar Randhawa	PP-219 (Khanewal)
185	Muhammad Imran Ul Haq	PP-220 (Sahiwal)
186	Asim Mehmood Rana	PP-221 (Sahiwal)
187	Naeem Arshad Shams	PP-222 (Sahiwal)
188	Barki Minhas	PP-223 (Sahiwal)
189	Talib Hussain	PP-227 (Pakpattan)
190	Jaffer Ali	PP-228 (Pakpattan)
191	Abdul Hameed Rao	PP-229 (Pakpattan)
192	Muhammad Asim	PP-230 (Pakpattan)
193	Muhammad Asif	PP-231 (Pakpattan)
194	Rubina Saleem	PP-232 (Wahari)
195	Manzo Abid	PP-233 (Wahari)
196	Zulfiqar	PP-234 (Wahari)
197	Iftikhar Ahmed Bhatti	PP-235 (Wahari)
198	Zulfiqar Imran	PP-236 (Wahari)
199	Rana Muhammad Saleem	PP-237 (Wahari)

200	Chaudhry Muhammad Yaseen Kambo	PP-238 (Wahari)
201	Rao Rashid Ahmed	PP-239 (Wahari)
202	Altaf Hussain Chandiyo	PP-241 (D.G Khan)
203	Tariq Ismail Langa	PP-242 (D.G Khan)
204	Ghulam Abbas	PP-243 (D.G Khan)
205	Naheed Khalil	PP-244 (D.G Khan)
206	Nasir Laghari	PP-245 (D.G Khan)
207	Khuawaja Sibtain Korcha	PP-246 (D.G Khan)
208	Abdul Jabbar Qureshi	PP-247 (Rajan Pur)
209	Malik Shakeel Ahmed Khokar	PP-248 (Rajan Pur)
210	Tanvir Hussain Mazhari	PP-250 (Rajan Pur)
211	Muhammad Abdullah	PP-251 (Muzaffer Garh)
212	M Farooq Advocate	PP-252 Muzaffar Garh
213	Chaudhery Tanveer	PP-253 Muzaffar Garh
214	Qamar Abbas	PP-254 Muzaffar Garh
215	S Abdul Ahad	PP-255 Muzaffar Garh
216	Rana Amjad	PP-256 Muzaffar Garh
217	M Bilal Laghari	PP-257 Muzaffar Garh
218	M Ramzan Gopang	PP-258 Muzaffar Garh
219	Shafqat Ullah Khan Jatoi	PP-259 Muzaffar Garh
220	S Karam Abbas	PP-260 Muzaffar Garh
221	Alla Ditta Gopang	PP-261 Muzaffar Garh
222	Khizar Hayat Niazi	PP-262 Laiyya
223	S Panjatan Shah	PP-263 Laiyya
224	Dost M Khan Magsi	PP-264 Laiyya
225	Nasreen Kauser	PP-265 Laiyya
226	S Badar Abbass	PP-266 Laiyya
227	Malik M Nawaz	PP-267 Bahawalpur
228	Chaudhey Naseer Ahmed	PP-268 Bahawalpur
229	M Hamza	PP-269 Bahawalpur
230	Jaam Nazeer Ahmed	PP-270 Bahawalpur
231	M Tariq Shah	PP-271 Bahawalpur
232	S Naubahar Hussain	PP-272 Bahawalpur
233	Rao Shahid Mehmood	PP-273 Bahawalpur
234	M Ikram	PP-274 Bahawalpur
235	M Irtiza Basit	PP-275 Bahawalpur
236	Jan Naeem	PP-276 Bahawalpur
237	M Mujahid	PP-277 Bahawal Nagar
238	M Yousuf Qureshi	PP-278 Bahawal Nagar
239	Saif Ullah Qureshi	PP-279 Bahawal Nagar

240	Ghulam Nabi Qureshi	PP-280 Bahawal Nagar
241	M Aziz Gul	PP-281 Bahawal Nagar
242	M Abdullah Shahzad	PP-282 Bahawal Nagar
243	Arif Ali Tahir	PP-283 Bahawal Nagar
244	Shabbir Ahmed Sattar	PP-284 Bahawal Nagar
245	Jaam Zia Hussain	PP- 285Raheem Yar Khan
246	Jaam Owais	PP- 286 Raheem Yar Khan
247	Zulfiqar Khan	PP-287 Raheem Yar Khan
248	Allah Nawaz Khan	PP-288 Raheem Yar Khan
249	S Umair Jalil	PP-290 Raheem Yar Khan
250	Mian Navaid Mustafa	PP-291 Raheem Yar Khan
251	Mian Rasheed Ahmed	PP-292 Raheem Yar Khan
252	Waheed Uddin	PP-293 Raheem Yar Khan
253	Arif Ali Randhawa	PP-294 Raheem Yar Khan
254	M Shafiq	PP-295 Raheem Yar Khan
255	Abdul Raheem	PP-296 Raheem Yar Khan
256	Farooq Hussain Kamwa	PP-297 Raheem Yar Khan

Candidates of Provincial Assembly Interior Sindh

S.No.	Name	Constituency No.
1	Saleem Bandhani	PS-01 (Sukkur)
2	Doctor Noor Muhammad	PS-02 (New Sukkur, Rohri)
3	Ahsan Ahmed Malik	PS-03 (Panno Aqil
4	Rizawan Ahmed Jagerdani	PS-04 (Salah Rat Rohri)
5	Syed Shahid Hussain	PS-05 (Obaro)
6	Wazeer Ahmed Ghoto Advocate	PS-06 (Ghotki)
7	Mir Muhammad Malik	PS-07 (Dharki, Mirpur Mathelo)
8	Islam Khan Bozwar	PS-08 (Khan Garh)
9	Muhammad Raheem Merani	PS-09 (Ghari Yaseen, Madijh)
10	Ghulam Mustafa Khoso	PS-10 (Lakhi)
11	Doctor Agha Misbah Hussain	PS-11 (Shikar Pur, Sultan Kot)
12	Aman Ullah Phor	PS-12 (Khanpur)
13	Anwer Ali Memon	PS-13 (Ghari Khairo)
14	Anwar nawaz Pejo Ho	PS-14 (Jaccobabad City)
15	Anees Ur Rehman Bhatti	PS-15 (Thal)
16	Ahmed Nawaz Rind	PS-16 (Tangoni)
17	Gulzar Ahmed Bhieo	PS-17 (Kundh Kot)
18	Rahib Ali Chachar	PS-18 (Kashmoor)
19	Pir Kamal Mazhar	PS-19 (Noshero Feroz, Mithrian
20	Doctor Syed Noor Muhammad Shah	PS-20 (Tharoshah Bhiryan City, Dabolo)
21	Ghulam Muhammad Lashari	PS-21 (Mehrabpur)
22	Abdul Waheed Abbasi	PS-22 (Pad Eldan, Bharya Road)
23	Muhammad Shafiq Rajput	PS-23 (Moro Darya Khan)
24	Asim kabeer Khanzada	PS-24 (Nawabshah City)
25	Muhammad Mureed Brohi	PS-25 (Dour, Jam Sahab)
26	Khan Muhammad Zardari	PS-26 (Qazi Ahmed Dour)
27	Muhammad Saeed Khan	PS-27 (Sakrand)
28	Abdul Qadir Khalji	PS-28 (Qazi Ahmed, Dolatpur)
29	Syed Tallat Zehra Rizvi	PS-29 (Khair Pur City)
30	Arif Masih	PS-30 (kangri)

31	Abdul Razzaq Shar	PS-31 (Faiz Ganj)
32	Inayat Ullah Kandhra	PS-32 (Kot Dalji)
33	Qamar Ud Din Sabto	PS-33 (Ranipur, Thari Mir Wah)
34	Ghaeeor Ahmed Channa	PS-34 (Gambat, Sobo Dero)
35	Sohrab ali Jonejo	PS-35 (Baqrani)
36	Ghulam Akber Jatoi	PS-36 (Larkana City)
37	Saleem ahmed Soomro	PS-37 (Rito Dero)
38	Muhammad Aslam Laghari	PS-38 (Mir Khan Sajawal)
39	Muhammad Ali Shaikh	PS-39 (Qambar)
40	Syed Asif Ali shah	PS-40 (Shahdad Kot)
41	Aijaz Ali sario	PS-41 (Dokri)
42	Ameer Hussain Khawar	PS-42(Wehra)
43	Muhammad Anwer	PS-43 (Hala, Saeedabad, Bhit Shah)
44	Ahsan Abro	PS-44 (Mitari, Odairo Laj)
45	Dilawar Quraishi Advocate	PS-45 (Preetabad iaquat Colony)
46	Rashid Khalji	PS-46 (Hyderabad City)
47	Ali Ahmed Brohi	PS-47 (Qasimabad, Hussainabad, Halankar)
48	Zubair Ahmed Khan	PS-48 (Hyderabad Latifanad)
49	Sabir Qain Khani	PS-49 (Hyderabad Haali Road)
50	Haq Nawaz qaim Khani	Ps-51 (Tando Allah Yar)
51	Maqbool Hussain Outho	PS-52 (Chambar)
52	Aijaz Ali Panhwar	PS-53 (Tando Muhammad Khan)
53	Raja Saleem Kashmiri	PS-55 (MAtli)
54	Pir Baksh Nazamani	PS-56 (Talhar, Tando Ghulam Ali
55	Naro bhel	PS-57 ( Tando bao, Shadi Laraj)
56	Faqeer Ibrahim Soomro	PS-58 (Badin)
57	Abdul Qayyum Pathan	PS-59 (Golarchi)
58	Heimo Bichwani	PS-60 (Daplo)
59	Miyo Urf Masoom Thari	PS-61 (Mitthi)
60	Mitra dad	Ps-62 (Nagar Parkar)

61	Manthar Ali Nohri	PS-63 (Chachro)
62	Dr Zafar Kamali	PS-64 (Mirpur Khas City)
63	Sadiq Hussain	PS-65 (Mirwah,Dhol Pur,Makkan Sammo)
64	Ali Hassan Qaim Khani	PS-66 (Digri Jado)
65	Aijaz Ali	PS-67 (Kot Ghulam Muhammad)
66	Muhammad Sajid	PS-68 (Kanri nabi sar Road)
67	Maqsood Ahmed	PS-69 (Dhoronaro Samaro)
68	Poonjh Bheel	PS-70 (Umer kot)
69	Pir Zaman Shah Jillani	PS-71 (Kotri Lakhi Shah Saddar)
70	Ahmed Ali Khanzada	PS-72 (Industrail Area Noriabad)
71	Aftab Chana	PS-73 (Sahon Band Saeeda Bad)
72	Hussain Baksh Solangi	PS-74 (Daddo)
73	Khadim Hussain Tehnor	PS-75 (Johi)
74	Barkut Ali Chandiyo	PS-76 (Khairpur)
75	Raja Ather Hussain	PS-77 (Meher)
76	Ghulam Mustafa Shar	PS-78 (Sangar)
77	Ghulam Nabi Baksh Shaikh	PS-79 (Sanjoro)
78	Irfan Ali	PS-80 (Khipro)
79	Muhammad Ilyas Mughal	PS-81 (Jam Nawaz Ali)
80	Muhammad Israr	PS-82 (Tnado Adam)
81	Dr Muhammad Sharif Qureshi	PS-83 (ShadadPur)
82	Abdul Hameed Shaikh	PS-84 ( Thatta)
83	Heer Soho	PS-85 (Mirpur Sakro)
84	Dr Baqar Ali Shah	PS-86 (Shah Bandar Jatti)
85	Dr Dildar Ahmed Khas Kheli	PS-88 (Gohra Bari Kati Bandar)

Candidates of National Assembly KPK

S.No.	Name	Constituency No.
1	Bashir Ahmed	NA-01 (Peshawar)
2	Malik Javaid Khan	NA-03 (Peshawar)
3	Faiz Muhammad	NA-04 (Peshawar)
4	Inayat Shah	NA-06 (Noshera)
5	Liaquat Ali	NA-08 (Char sadda)
6	Qayyum Khan	NA-09 (Mardan)
7	Moulana Noor Ul Haq	NA-10 (Mardan)
8	Abdul Qadeer Khan	NA-14 (Kohat)
9	Asad Ullah Shah	NA-15 (Karak)
10	Sarfaraz Khan	NA-17 (Abbottabad)
11	Shahid Akram Tanoli	NA-18 (Abbottabad)
12	Habib Ullah Khan	NA-19 (Hari Pur)
13	Ghulam Nabi	NA-20 (Mansehra)
14	Qazi Yaqoob	NA-21 (Mansehra)
15	Moulana Abdul Bakani	NA-22 (Battgaram)
16	Junaid Tariq Qureshi	NA-24 (D.I Khan)
17	Imran Khan	NA-26 (Bannu)
18	Mohsin Badshah	NA-29 (Swat)
19	Ghanfer Anjum	NA-31 (Shangla)
20	Hameed Hussain	NA-36 (Moham Ijecncy
21	Mumtaz Hussain	NA-37 (Parachinar

Candidates of Provincial Assembly KPK

S.No.	Name	Constituency No.
1	Ayub Khan	PK-04 (Peshawar)
2	Zahoor Elahi	PK-06 (Peshawar)
3	Noor Muhammad	PK-007 (Peshawar)
4	Wahid Khan	PK-009 (Peshawar)
5	Muhammad Younus	PK-011 (Peshawar)
6	Dilbara Yousuf Zai	PK-015 (Noshera)
7	Farhad Ullah Malik	PK-022 (Charsadda)
8	Shamas Khan	PK-024 (Mardan)
9	Riaz	PK-025 (Mardan)
10	Iftikhar Hussain	PK-026 (Mardan)
11	Iqbal Ali Shah	PK-027 (Mardan)
12	Arshad Hussain	PK-029 (Mardan)
13	Abdul Qadeer Khan	PK-038 (Kohat)
14	Zahid Ullah	PK-041 (Karak)
15	Faisal Khan Jadoon	PK-044 (Abbottabad)
16	Noreen Kazmi	PK-045 (Abbottabad)
17	Qaisar Ali Tanoli	PK-046 (Abbottabad)
18	Khan Afsar Abbasi	PK-047 (Abbottabad)
19	Sardar Maqbool Rehman	PK-048 (Abbottabad)
20	Raja Abdul Razzak	PK-049 (HariPur)
21	Farhat Nawaz	PK-050 (HariPur)
22	Zia Muhammad Chan	PK-051 (HariPur)
23	Nageen Khan	PK-052 (HariPur)
24	Syed Musaddaq Shah	PK-053 (Manshera)
25	Sardar Sabir	PK-054 (Manshera)
26	Zahoor Ahmed	PK-055 (Manshera)
27	Qazi Habib ur Rehman	PK-056 (Manshera)
28	Dildar Ahmed Khan	PK-057 (Manshera)
29	Ibad Ullah Swati	PK-059 (Buttgram)
30	Syed Noor Ul Haq Hashmi	PK-060 (Buttgram)
31	Abdul Wahab Khan	PK-061 (Kohistan)
32	Ghulam Nabi	PK-062 (Kohistan)
33	Saif ur Rehman	PK-063 (Kohistan)
34	Abdul Qayyum Qureshi Advocate	PK-064 (D.I Khan)
35	Mufti Ghulam Yahya	PK-066 (D.I Khan)
36	Nadeem Abbas Baloch	PK-068 (D.I Khan)
37	M. Azam Khan	PK-071 (Bannu)
38	Malik Amjad Ali	PK-080 (Swat)
39	Mohsin Badshah Advocate	PK-081 (Swat)

40	Syed Jahangir	PK-084 (Swat)
41	Iftikhar Ahmed	PK-085 (Swat)
42	Zia Ullah Khan	PK-086 (Swat)
43	Jahanzaib	PK-087 (Shangla)
44	Haji Abdur Rehman	PK-089 (Chitral)
45	Syed Arshad Hussain Shah	PK-090 (Chitral)

Candidates of National Assembly Interior Sindh

S.No.	Name	Constituency No.
1	Munawer Ali Chohan	NA-198 (Sukkur,Rohri,Panoo & Aqil)
2	Zaheer Ahmed Korai	NA-199 (Shikarpur,Rohri,Panoo & Aqil)
3	Syed Nadeem Haider Shah Advocate	NA-200 (Obara,Gothki,Sajan & JamPur)
4	Niaz Muhammad Soomro	NA-2001 (Gothki,Dharki,Khangar,MirPur & Matehlo)
5	Sakhi Dad Marri	NA-202 (Shikarpur & Khanpur
6	Abdul Sattar Jatoyi	NA-203 (ShikarPur,Old Sukkur & Larkana)
7	Sohail Ahmed Abbas Advocate	NA-204 (Larkana)
8	Ali Muhammad Memoon	NA-205 (Larkana & Kumber Shahdat Kot)
9	Imtaiz Ali Lakhoo	NA-206 (Qumber & Shahdat Kot)
10	Abdullah Baleedi	NA-207 (Larkana,Ritodirio,Khairpur & Joso)
11	Muhammad Arif Brohi	NA-208 (Jaccobabad,Ghari & Khairo)
12	Agha Munir Ahmed Pathan	NA-209 (Jaccobabad,Kandh Kot & Thal)
13	Zulfiqar Ali Advocate (Urf Naeem Iqbal)	NA-210 (Kashmoor,Kandh Kot & Ghospur)
14	Aftab Ahmed Rajput	NA-211 (Nosheroferoz & Mooro)
15	Nazeer Ahmed Abbasi	NA-212 (Nosheroferoz,Mehra Bipur & Kandhyaro)
16	Inayat Ali Rund	NA-213 (Nawabshah)
17	Sikandar Keriyo Advocate	NA-214 (Nawabshah,Dour,Sakrand & Dolat Pur)
18	Ghulam Asgher Rund	NA-215 (Khairpur,Bhar Gari & Kot D.G)
19	Syed Farzan Ali Shah Jillani	NA-216 (Khairpur,Faizganj & Kot D.G)
20	Zahid Ali Ajan	NA-217 (Khairpur,Ghambhat & Kangri)
21	Syed Ghulam Shabbir Shah	NA-218 (Mitiari, Hala)
22	Khalid Maqbool Siddiqui	NA-219 (Latifabad, Hyderabad)
23	Syed Waseem Hussain	NA-220 (Hyderabad)
24	Ghazi Salahuddin Advocate	NA-221 (Hyederabad, Tando M. Khan, Fatehpur)
25	Rao Muhammad Anwar	NA-222 (Tando Muhammad Khan)
26	Sajid Wahab Khanzada	NA-223 (Tando Allah Yar)
27	Muhammad Ismail Lodhi	NA-224 (Badin)
28	Asghar Ali Parhiyar	NA-225 (Bandin, Tandobago, Pangrio)
29	Shabbir Ahmed Qaimkhani	NA-226 (Mirpur Khas)
30	Muhammad Shafiq	NA-227 (Mirpur Khas)
31	Sheo Odho	NA-228 (Omerkot)
32	Mangha Ram Advocate	NA-229 (Omerkot, Therparker)
33	Sher Muhammad Nohri	NA-230 (Omerkot, Therparker, Nangar)
34	Pir Zaman Shah Gilani	NA-231 (Jamshoro)
35	Junaid Ahmed Samijo	NA-232 (Dado)
36	Feroz ud din Narijo	NA-233 (Dado, K N Shah, Mithar)
37	Atta Muhammad Sheikh Advocate	NA-234 (Sanghar)
38	Dev Das	NA-235 (Sanghar)
39	Dr. Ayub Shaikh	NA-236 (Sanghar, Shahdadpur, Tando Adam)

40	Ghulam Muhammad Khusk	NA-237 (Thatta, Sajawal)
41	Fehmida Shah Bukari	NA-238 (Thatta, Kaiti Bandar, Jati, Kharo Chan)

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