Elections 2024: unofficial results start pouring in

Counting of votes has started after the polling time for the biggest general election 2024 in the country’s history came to an end.

HUM News has started receiving inconclusive and unofficial results.

For real-time result updates visit Hum News Election portal.

NA-1 Chitral:

According to unofficial results of 66 out of 312 polling stations, Muhammad Talha Mahmood of Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam is ahead with 15,344 votes and independent candidate Abdul Latif is second with 12,831 votes.

NA-2 Swat

According to unofficial result of 170 polling stations of NA-2 Swat, independent candidate Amjad Ali got 39,100 votes, Pakistan Muslim League (N) candidate Amir Muqam got 27,200 votes while PPP candidate Haider Ali got 20,050 votes.

NA-3:

According to unofficial results independent candidate Salim-ur-Rehman from NA-3 Swat is leading with 373 votes, Malik Qaiser of JUIF is second with 129 votes.

NA-6 Lower Dir-1:

According to unofficial results of 10 out of 307 polling stations, independent candidate Muhammad Bashir Khan is first with 2,507 votes and Amir Sirajul Haq of Jamaat-e-Islami is second with 1,737 votes.

NA-7:

In NA-7 Lower Dir, according to the unofficial results received so far, independent candidate Mahboob Shah is first with 965 votes while Jamaat-e-Islami’s Muhammad Ismail is second with 354 votes.

NA-9:

According to the unofficial results received so far, in NA-9 Malakand, independent candidate Junaid Akbar is first with 411 votes and Pakistan People’s Party’s Syed Ahmed Ali is second with 75 votes.

NA-15:

In NA-15 Mansehra Torghar, out of 550 polling stations, the results from 50 stations show that Nawaz Sharif is leading with 16,231 votes, while PTI-supported independent candidate Shahzada Muhammad Ghaus Taskeen Khan follows with 12,210 votes.

NA-19:

According to the unofficial result of 70 polling stations of NA-19 Swabi, independent candidate Asad Qaiser got 2,1442 votes and is ahead, while JUI-F candidate Maulana Fazl Ali got 9,479 votes and is behind.

NA-25

According to the unofficial results received so far, in NA-25 Charsadda 2 independent candidate Fazl Muhammad Khan is ahead with 2,157 votes while his rival ANP leader Aimal Wali Khan is second with 1928 votes.

NA-28:

In the NA-28 constituency of Peshawar, preliminary, unofficial results from polling station No-2 show independent candidate Sajid Nawaz Khan leading with 201 votes. Noor Alam Khan of the Jamaat-e-Islami (F) trails with 20 votes.

NA-30 Peshawar

According to the unofficial result of 131 polling stations of NA-30 Peshawar, independent candidate Shandana Gulzar got 35,587 votes, while JUI-F candidate Naseer Khan got 9,564 votes and is behind.

NA-32 Peshawar-5:

In NA-32 Peshawar, the unofficial results of 57 polling stations have been reported. Independent candidate Asif Khan is leading with 19,468 votes, while ANP’s Gulam Bilour is trailing behind with 5,033 votes.

NA-35:

According to the unofficial results received so far, in NA-35 Kohat independent candidate Shehryar Afridi is first with 1,537 votes and JUI’s Gohar Bangash is second with 877 votes while Pakistan Muslim League-N leader Abbas Afridi is third with 648 votes.

NA-38:

The unofficial results from 7 polling stations in Kark, NA-38 reveal Shahid Khattak, an independent candidate backed by PTI, securing the lead with 2808 votes.

NA-41 Lucky Marwat:

According to unofficial and unofficial results of 24 out of 409 polling stations, independent candidate Saleem Saifullah Khan is first with 7,799 votes and independent candidate Sher Afzal Khan Marwat is second with 5,323 votes.

NA-44:

According to the unofficial results of 15 polling stations of NA 44 independent candidate Ali Amin Gandapur is ahead with 3556 votes, Maulana Fazl ur Rehman second with 3420 votes and Faisal Karim Kundi of People’s Party third with 2950 votes.

NA-46:

According to unofficial  results of NA-46, PML-N’s Anjum Aqeel Khan is on the first position with 101 votes while independent candidate Aamir Masood Mughal is second with 36 votes.

NA-47:

According to unofficial results, in NA-47 Islamabad, independent candidate Shoaib Shahin is leading with 787 votes, while Tariq Fazal Chaudhry of the Muslim League-N is in second place with 234 votes.

NA 48:

According to unofficial results, in NA-48 Islamabad, independent candidate Muhammad Ali Bukhari is ahead with 2,360 votes, while Raja Khurram Nawaz has secured 600 votes, putting him in second place, and independent candidate Mustafa Nawaz Khokhar is in third place with 495 votes.

NA-50

NA-50 Attock, the unofficial non-governmental results from 14 polling stations show Saad Rizvi of Tehreek-e-Labbaik leading with 5,454 votes. Independent candidate Imaan Taher is in second place with 2,998 votes.

NA-51 Murree:

According to the unofficial results received so far, in NA-51 Murree, independent candidate Lataasib Satti is first with 1,0946 votes while Pakistan Muslim League N leader Osama Sarwar is second with 9269 votes.

NA-55:

In NA-55 Rawalpindi, the unofficial non-governmental results from 17 polling stations indicate that independent candidate Raja Basharat is leading with 5770 votes, followed by Malik Abrar of the PML-N with 3147 votes.

NA-56 Rawalpindi:

According to the unofficial results of 6 polling stations of NA-56 in Rawalpindi, Awami Muslim League chief Sheikh Rashid Ahmed is ahead with 2,392 votes while Pakistan Muslim League-N’s Hanif Abbasi is second with 2,024 votes.

NA-60:

According to the unofficial results received so far, in NA-60 Jhelum, independent candidate Chaudhry Zahid Akhtar is first with 431 votes, independent candidate Hassan Adil is second with 266 votes.

NA-64:

According to unofficial results of a polling station in NA-64 Gujarat, Chaudhary Salik of Q-League is ahead with 252 votes, Qaisra Elahi is in second place with 205 votes, and Abdul Karim of Tehreek Labeek is in third place with 90 votes.

NA-67:

NA 67 Jalalpur Bhattian independent candidate Aniqa Mehdi is ahead with 11428 votes while her rival Pakistan Muslim League N’s Saira Afzal Tarar is behind with 8904 votes.

NA-71 Sialkot-2:

According to the unofficial results from 43 polling stations of NA-71 Sialkot, independent candidate Rehana Dar is leading with 52,192 votes, while her counterpart from the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz, Khawaja Asif, is trailing behind with 31,118 votes.

NA-74:

According to the unofficial results received so far, in NA 74 Sambrial, independent candidate Muhammad Aslam Ghuman is ahead with 10,821 votes while Pakistan Muslim League N’s Rana Shammim is behind with 6,686 votes.

NA-75

In NA-75, the unofficial non-governmental results from 56 polling stations indicate that independent candidate Daniyal Aziz is leading with 10078 votes. Following closely in second place is another independent candidate, Taher Ali Javaid, with 5690 votes.

NA-76 Narowal-2:

According to unofficial results of 21 out of 414 polling stations, Ahsan Iqbal of PML-N is first with 7,629 votes and independent candidate Javed Safdar Kahloon is second with 3,427 votes.

NA-78 Gujranwala-2:

According to the results of 5 out of 319 polling stations, Khurram Dastgir Khan of PML-N is first with 611 votes and independent candidate Muhammad Mubeen Arif, supported by PTI, is second with 597 votes.

NA-82:

According to the unofficial results received so far, in NA-82 Sargodha Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz’s Dr Mukhtar Ahmad is first with 5,152 votes and independent candidate Haroon Ehsan Paracha is second with 2410 votes, while Pakistan People’s Party’s Chaudhry Nadeem Afzal Chan is third with 2316 votes.

NA-83:

According to the unofficial results received so far, in NA-83 Sargodha, independent candidate Osama Ghayath is first with 18,695 votes while his rival Pakistan Muslim League N’s Mohsin Nawaz Ranjha is behind with 11539 votes.

NA-84:

According to the unofficial results received so far, in NA-84 Sargodha, independent candidate Shafqat Abbas is ahead with 3,276 votes while his rival Pakistan Muslim League N’s Liaqat Ali Khan is behind with 2,932 votes.

NA-96:

In Faisalabad’s NA-96 constituency, unofficial non-governmental results from 4 polling stations show independent candidate Raey Hyder Ali Khan leading with 1826 votes. Following closely in second place is Nawab Sherwaseer of the PML-N with 1256 votes.

NA-100:

According to unofficial results, PML-N’s Rana Sanaullah leads with 2,505 votes, followed by independent Dr. Nisar Jat with 2,100 votes.

NA-101:

In Faisalabad, the unofficial and non-governmental results from 45 polling stations of NA-101 show Independent candidate Rana Atif is leading with 15,514 votes, while PML-N’s Irfan Manan is in second place with 9,547 votes.

NA-103:

According to the unofficial results of a polling station on NA 103, independent candidate Muhammad Ali Sarfaraz is on the first position with 530 votes while Haji Muhammad Akram Ansari of Muslim League (N) is on the third position with 351 votes.

NA-112:

In Nankana Sahib, the unofficial and provisional results for the 174 polling stations of NA-112 show independent candidate Ijaz Ahmad Shah leading with 55,363 votes, while the PML-N candidate Dr Shazra Mansab is in second place with 50,944 votes.

NA 115

In Sheikhupura’s NA-115 constituency, the unofficial and non-governmental results from 30 polling stations show independent candidate Khurram Shahzad Warraich has secured the first position with 7918 votes.

Following closely in second place is the candidate from the Muslim League-N, Mian Javaid Latif, who has garnered 5495 votes.

NA-117:

According to unofficial results, independent Ali Ijaz Buttar leads with 412 votes, followed by IPP’s Abdul Aleem Khan with 233 votes.

NA-118

In NA-118 Lahore 2, there are a total of 467 polling stations, out of which the results of 9 have been announced unofficially.

According to the unofficial and non-governmental results, Muhammad Hamza Shahbaz of the PML-N is leading with 6,201 votes, while independent candidate Alia Hamza Malik is in second place with 4,636 votes.

NA 119:

In NA 119, PML-N’s Maryam Nawaz is the first with 318 votes and independent candidate Shehzad Farooq is second with 256 votes.

NA-120:

In NA-120, Ayyaz Sadiq of the PML-N is leading with 2561 votes, while independent candidate Hamza Awazn is in second place with 2263 votes,

In Lahore, the unofficial non-governmental results from 17 polling stations of NA-128 are awaited.

NA-122:

In NA-122, independent candidate Latif Khosa is first with 567 votes and PML-N’s Saad Rafique is second.

NA-123 Lahore-7:

According to the unofficial results of 48 polling stations of NA 123 in Lahore, PML-N President Shahbaz Sharif is ahead with 15,123 votes while independent candidate Afzal Azim is second with 14,843 votes.
NA-130 Lahore

NA-124:

In Lahore’s constituency NA-124, unofficial non-governmental results from 8 polling stations show Rana Mubashir of the Muslim League-N leading with 10,670 votes. In second place is independent candidate Zamir Ahmed with 3,467 votes.

NA-125:

According to unofficial results, independent Rana Javed Umar leads with 2,545 votes, followed by PML-N’s Afzal Khokhar with 2,267 votes (4 polling stations).

NA-127:

According to unofficial results, PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto leads with 1,386 votes, followed by PML-N’s Attaullah Tarar with 612 votes.

NA-128:

According to unofficial results, independent Salman Akram Raja leads with 756 votes, followed by IPP’s Aoun Chaudhry with 613 votes.

NA-130 Lahore-14:

According to unofficial results of 376 polling stations, PTI-backed independent candidate Yasmeen Rashid is leading with 19,823 votes, while Nawaz Sharif follows with 14,121 votes.

NA-132 Kasur-2:

According to unofficial and unofficial results of 17 out of 342 polling stations, Shahbez Sharif is first with 8,689 votes and independent candidate Sardar Muhammad Hussain Dogar is second with 4,360 votes.

NA-139:

In NA-139 Pakpattan, the unofficial non-governmental results from 46 polling stations indicate independent candidate Rao Omar Hashim leading with 18,817 votes. Trailing behind is PML-N’s Mian Ahmad Raza Maneka with 12,718 votes.

NA-148 Multan-1

In NA-148 Multan-1, former prime minister Yousuf Raza Gilani of PPP is on the first position with 230 votes while Ahmad Hussain Dehar of PML-N is second with 164 votes, according to the results of two out of 275 polling stations.

NA-150 Multan-3

In NA-150 Multan-3, independent candidate supported by PTI Makhdoom Zain Hussain Qureshi is on the first position with 291 votes while PML-N’s Javed Akhtar is second with 263 votes, according to the inconclusive and unofficial result of one of the 341 polling stations.

NA- 151:

PML-N’s Abdul Ghaffar is in first place with 341 votes and independent candidate Meher Bano Qureshi is second with 290 votes.

NA-155:

In NA-155 Lodhran, the unofficial results from 25 polling stations show Sadiq Baloch of the PML-N leading with 8306 votes. Following closely in second place is Jahangir Tareen of the IPP with 3328 votes.

NA-156:

In Burewala, the unofficial and provisional results for the 157 polling stations of NA-156 show independent candidate Ayesha Nazir Jutt leading with 52,869 votes, while the PML-N candidate Nazir Ahmad Arain is trailing behind with 35,778 votes.

NA-157:

According to a polling station result on NA-157, PML-N’s Syed Sajid Mehdi is leading with 332 votes and Bilal Akbar Bhatti is second with 234 votes.

NA-161:

In NA-161 Bahawalnagar, the unofficial non-governmental results from 20 polling stations indicate that Mian Alam Dad of the PML-N is leading with 5803 votes, followed closely by independent candidate Shahid Amin with 5286 votes.

NA-166:

In NA-166, the unofficial non-governmental results from 15 polling stations show independent candidate Kanwal Shazaib leading with 3012 votes.

Following closely in second place is Samiullah Gilani of the PML-N with 2392 votes, as per unofficial non-governmental results.

NA-167 Bahawalpur-1

According to unofficial results, PML-N’s Usman Owaisi leads with 350 votes, followed by independent Amir Yar Malik with 360 votes.

NA-172:

According to the unofficial results of a polling station on NA 172, Azad hopeful Javed Iqbal Waraich is first with 340 votes and PML-N’s Mian Imtiaz Ahmed is second with 280 votes.

NA-175

In NA-175, Muzaffargarh, the unofficial results from 28 polling stations show independent candidate Jamshed Dasti leading with 15,103 votes. Trailing behind is Hammad Nawaz Tipu of the PML-N with 14,265 votes.

NA-176

In NA-161 Bahawalnagar, the unofficial results from 20 polling stations indicate that Mian Alam Dad of the PML-N is leading with 5803 votes, followed closely by independent candidate Shahid Amin with 5286 votes.

NA-183

In Taunsa, the unofficial and non-governmental results from 49 polling stations of NA-183 show Independent candidate Khawaja Shiraz Mahmood is leading with 23,288 votes, positioning him at the forefront.

NA-187

In NA-187 Rajanpur, the unofficial results from 24 polling stations suggest show PML-N’s Amar Laghari is leading with 6,918 votes, followed by independent candidate Atif Dreshak with 6,323 votes. lly.

NA-188:

In NA-188 Rajanpur, the unofficial non-governmental results from 6 polling stations show D Hafizur Rehman Dreshak of the PML-N leading with 1,139 votes, followed closely by independent candidate Sardar Ahmed Ali Khan Dreshak with 1,007 votes.

NA-191:

In the NA-191 constituency of Kandhkot, unofficial results from polling stations No-87, 88, and 89 show Ali Jan Mazarai of the Pakistan People’s Party leading with 441 votes. Mir Shah Zain Khan Bajarani of the Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (F) follows with 346 votes.

NA-196 Qambar Shahdadkot:

According to unofficial and unofficial results of 27 out of 303 polling stations, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari is first with 7,134 votes and JUI’s Naseer Mahmood is second with 2,320 votes.

NA-200 Sukkur-I

According to unofficial results, PPP’s Numan Islam Shaikh leads with 1,650 votes, followed by GDA’s Didar Jatoi with 300 votes (second polling station, unofficial result).

NA-201:

According to the unofficial results of 9 polling stations of NA-210 in Sanghar, Grand Democratic Alliance Saira Bano is ahead with 2,749 votes while People’s Party’s Salahuddin Junejo is behind with 1,741 votes.

NA-202:

In NA-202 Khairpur, the unofficial non-governmental results from 50 polling stations show Dr Nafisa Shah of the Pakistan People’s Party leading with 145,458 votes. Trailing behind is Ghoush Ali Shah of the GDA with 18,675 votes.

NA 203:

In Faiz Ganj’s NA-203 constituency, Fazal Ali Shah of the People’s Party is leading with 2776 votes, according to unofficial non-governmental results.

Trailing behind in second place is Sadaruddin Rashidi of the GDA with 1597 votes in Faiz Ganj’s NA-203 constituency, as per unofficial non-governmental results.

NA-207

According to the unofficial results of 15 polling stations of NA-207 in Nawabshah, Pakistan People’s Party’s Asif Zardari is ahead with 9,721 votes while independent candidate Sardar Sher Muhammad Rind is second with 1,615 votes

NA-209

According to the unofficial results of NA-209 in Sanghar, Pakistan People’s Party’s Shazia Marri is ahead with 1,117 votes while Grand Democratic Alliance’s Muhammad Khan Junejo is behind with 71 votes.

NA-210:

In NA-210 Shahdadpur, the unofficial non-governmental results from 22 polling stations show Sa’ira Banu of the GDA leading with 9911 votes. Trailing behind is Salahuddin Junijo of the Pakistan Peoples Party with 4455 votes.

NA-211 Mirpur Khas complete result

The complete result of National Assembly constituency NA-211 Mirpur Khas has arrived. According to unofficial results, Pakistan People’s Party candidate Pir Aftab Shah secured 36,756 votes and was declared successful. His opponent independent candidate Ali Nawaz Shah got 18,092 votes.

NA-213:

In Umerkot’s NA-213 constituency, unofficial results from 25 polling stations indicate that Nawab Yousuf Talpur of the People’s Party has secured the first position with 5271 votes, followed by Independent candidate Lal Chand Malhi in second place with 4112 votes.

NA 212:

In NA-212 Mir Manzoor Talpur of the Pakistan People’s Party is leading with 14,284 votes, according to the unofficial results from 38 polling stations. Trailing behind is independent candidate Syed Ali Nawaz Shah with 7,724 votes.

NA-216 Matiari:

According to unofficial and unofficial results of 5 out of 320 polling stations, Bashir Ahmed of PML-N is first with 1,510 votes and PPP’s Makhdoom Jamil Zaman is second with 1,385 votes.

NA 226:

In NA-226, out of 452 polling stations in Jamshoro, preliminary and unofficial results from 33 polling stations have been released.

According to these results, Malik Asad Sikandar of the Pakistan Peoples Party is in the lead with 15,670 votes, while Syed Munir Hyder of the Grand Democratic Alliance is in second place with 2,044 votes.

NA-227

In NA-227 Lahore, PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari is ahead with 1,386 votes while Attaullah Tarar of PML-N is behind with 613 votes, according to the results of four polling stations.

NA-228 Dadu

PPP candidate Rafiq Jamali is leading with 102 votes in the unofficial and inconclusive result of polling station No-40 in NA-228 Dadu constituency. GDA candidate Karim Ali Jatoi is trailing with 27 votes.

NA-225 Thatta

In NA-225 Thatta, PPP candidate Sadiq Memon is leading with 121 votes while Rasool Bakhsh of PML-N is second with 94 votes, according to the result of one polling station.

NA-231 Malir-3

According to unofficial results, Pakistan People’s Party’s Abdul Hakeem Baloch leads with 9,054 votes, followed by Pakistan Muslim League-N’s Jamil Ahmed Khan with 8,542 votes.

NA-233 Korangi-2

According to unofficial results, Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan’s Shahzada Shahbaz leads with 6,024 votes, followed by MQM Pakistan’s Muhammad Javed Hanif with 4,023 votes.

NA-234, Korangi-3

According to unofficial results, independent candidate Fahim Khan leads with 4,670 votes, followed by MQM Pakistan’s Muhammad Moin Amir Pirzada with 2,775 votes.

NA-235, Karachi East-1

According to unofficial results, MQM Pakistan’s Muhammad Iqbal Khan leads with 4,546 votes, followed by Jamaat-e-Islami’s Miraj-ul-Huda Siddiqui with 2,154 votes.

NA-236, Karachi East 2

According to unofficial results, independent candidate Alamgir Khan leads with 5,641 votes, followed by MQM Pakistan’s Hassan Sabir with 2,000 votes (unofficial results).

NA-237, Karachi East-3

According to unofficial results, Jamaat-e-Islami’s Irfan Ahmed leads with 1,560 votes, followed by MQM Pakistan’s Abdul Rauf Siddiqui with 850 votes.

NA-238, Karachi East-4

According to unofficial results, MQM Pakistan’s Sadiq Iftikhar leads with 14,954 votes, followed by Jamaat-e-Islami’s Saifuddin with 6,040 votes.

NA-240, Karachi South-2

According to unofficial results, Jamaat-e-Islami’s Syed Abdul Rashid leads with 5,885 votes, followed by Tehreek-e-Labbaik’s Syed Zaman Ali Jafri with 3,182 votes.

NA-241:

Independent candidate Khurram Sher Zaman is ahead with 375 votes in NA-241 Karachi and Naveed Baig of Jamaat-e-Islami is second with 34 votes.

NA-242:

According to the unofficial results of 7 polling stations of NA-242, MQM Pakistan’s Mustafa Kamal is ahead with 4,680 votes while Pakistan People’s Party’s Abdul Qadir Mandokhel is behind with 2,469 votes.

NA-243, Karachi, Kemari-2

According to unofficial results, Pakistan Peoples Party’s Abdul Qadir Patel leads with 14,661 votes, followed by MQM Pakistan’s Humayun Sultan with 13,296 votes.

NA-244, Karachi West-1

According to unofficial results, MQM Pakistan’s Farooq Sattar leads with 3,140 votes, followed by Jamaat-e-Islami’s Irfan Ahmed with 2,440 votes.

Karachi: NA-245, Karachi West-2

According to unofficial results, Jamaat-e-Islami’s Muhammad Ishaq Khan leads with 22,326 votes, followed by Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan’s Wazir Ahmed Noorani with 6,156 votes.

NA-248, Karachi Central-2

According to unofficial results, MQM Pakistan’s Khalid Maqbool Siddiqui leads with 12,317 votes, followed by Jamaat-e-Islami’s Babar Khan with 8,415 votes.

NA-249, Karachi Central-3

MQM Pakistan’s Ahmed Salim Siddiqui leads with 6,011 votes, followed by GDA’s Muhammad Faisal with 4,526 votes.

NA-250 Karachi Central-4

According to unofficial results, MQM Pakistan’s Farhan Chishti leads with 6,000 votes, followed by Jamaat-e-Islami’s Hafiz Naeem-ur-Rehman with 5,600 votes.

NA-264:

In Quetta’s NA-264 constituency, unofficial results from Government Boys High School, Polling Station Number 29, indicate that Sardar Akhtar Mengal, the leader of the Balochistan National Party, has secured the first position with 116 votes.

NA-265 Pashin:

Based on the unofficial results of 10 out of 312 polling stations in NA-265 Pashin, Fazlur Rehman is ahead with 1,434 votes, followed by Syed Zahoor Ahmed Agha, an independent candidate backed by Tehreek-e-Insaf, with 906 votes.

Provincial Assembly results

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

PK-21 Bajaur:

In the PK-21 constituency of Bajaur, unofficial results from polling station No-95 show independent candidate Ajmal Khan leading with 219 votes, while Sardar Khan of the Jamaat-e-Islami is in second place with 189 votes, and ANP’s Rashid Khan is in third with 43 votes.

PK-29

In PK-29, the unofficial non-final non-governmental results from 10 polling stations show independent candidate Abdul Mannan Khan leading with 2724 votes, followed by independent candidate Muhammad Ali Khan with 1446 votes, and Shaukat Ali of the JUI with 994 votes.

PK-57

In PK-57 Mardan, the unofficial and non-governmental results from 67 polling stations indicate show Independent candidate Zaher Shah leading with 18,466 votes, positioning him ahead. Meanwhile, ANP’s Ahmed Khan Bahadur, with 8,256 votes, trails behind.

PK-60

In PK-60 Mardan, the unofficial results from 115 polling stations show independent candidate Iftikhar Mashwani leading with 21,705 votes, positioning him ahead. Meanwhile, ANP’s Sher Afghan Khan, with 10,443 votes, trails behind.

PK-61

In PK-61 Mardan, the unofficial non-governmental results from 30 polling stations indicate independent candidate Ahtesham Khan leading with 6,813 votes, followed by PML-N’s Jamshed Mahmood with 5,269 votes.

PK-111

In Dera Ismail Khan, PK-111, preliminary unofficial results from 101 polling stations indicate Jehangir Shah of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leading with 30,379 votes, followed by PPP candidate, Ihtesham Javaid Akbar, with 25,299 votes.

Punjab Assembly

PP-159:

In PP-159 Lahore, Maryam Nawaz of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz secured victory with 23,598 votes, while the runner-up candidate obtained 21,491 votes, finishing in second place.

PP-146

In Lahore’s PP-147 constituency, unofficial non-governmental results from 4 polling stations indicate that Hamza Shahbaz of the PML-N is leading with 4958 votes. In second place is independent candidate Muhammad Khan Madani with 2486 votes.

PK-81

In PK-81, the initial unofficial results from three polling stations in Peshawar suggest that independent candidate Syed Qasim Ali is in the lead with 928 votes, while Arslan Nazim of the ANP trails with 194 votes, and Arbab Farooq Jan of the JUI secures third place with 140 votes.

PP-203 Sahiwal complete result

According to the unofficial result of Punjab Assembly seat PP-203 Sahiwal, independent candidate Raimurtaza has secured 62,468 votes while PML-N’s Hanif Jutt got 4,7231 votes.

PP-205:

In Kabirwala, the unofficial and provisional results from 55 polling stations of PP-205 show independent candidate Akbar Hayat leading with 24,510 votes, while independent candidate Khawar Shah is trailing behind with 10,167 votes.

PP-211:

In PP-211 Khanewal, the unofficial non-governmental results from 24 polling stations indicate: Rana Salim, the candidate from the PML-N, is leading with 5274 votes. independent candidate Imran Pervaiz is in second place with 3808 votes.

Independent candidate Sheikh Muhammad Ali Azad is in third place with 1135 votes.

Sindh Assembly

PS-61

In PS-61 Hyderabad, the unofficial non-governmental results from 5 polling stations indicate that Sharjeel Memon of the PPP is leading with 1341 votes. However, trailing behind is Saeed Talpur of the JUI-F with 153 votes.

PS-17

In PS-17 Jamshoro the unofficial non-governmental results from 50 polling stations are awaited.

PS-25 Sukkur:

According to the unofficial results of 31 polling stations of PS-25 in Sukkur, Pakistan Peoples Party’s Nasser Shah is ahead with 19,845 votes while JUI’s Ameer Bakhsh is second with 5,133 votes.

PS-61 Hyderabad complete result

Sindh Assembly constituency PS 61 Hyderabad seat was won by Pakistan People’s Party leader Sharjeel Memon, who secured 63,756 votes, while JUI candidate Saeed Ahmed Talpur got 11,889 votes.

Balochistan Assembly

The polling process for the National and Provincial Assembly seats started at 8 am and continued till 5 pm.

Special security arrangements were made at the polling stations, Police, Rangers and Pakistan Army troops were deployed to maintain law and order.

During the general election, 17,816 candidates including 882 women and four transgender persons competed in 855 constituencies of the national and four provincial assemblies.

During the polling for the general election, 128.58 million voters across the country exercised their right to vote.

According to the ECP, the voter was given a green ballot paper for the National Assembly and a white ballot paper for the provincial assembly. The voter had to show the original identity card to cast the vote.

As the polling timing came to a close, Pakistan witnessed a unique scenario of suspended internet and mobile phone services.

Despite calls for an extension, the Election Commission of Pakistan refused to prolong the voting hours. However, the commission opted to extend the voting time at three specific polling stations in Gujrat’s NA-62 and PP-28.
The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) said that the internet and mobile service were suspended due to security reasons, and would be restored once the situation improved.

The move sparked criticism from the opposition parties, especially the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP), which accused the poll body of trying to manipulate the results.

The PPP also filed a complaint with the ECP, alleging that its polling agents were not allowed to enter some polling stations, and that some ballot boxes were tampered with. The ECP said that it had received complaints of irregularities, and that it would investigate them.

The voting process was also disrupted by several incidents of violence, including clashes between supporters of rival parties, attacks on polling staff.

Despite the challenges, a large number of voters, especially the young ones, turned out to exercise their right to choose their representatives for the next five years.
Earlier, Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Sikandar Sultan Raja on Thursday said that the election was 100 percent transparent and peaceful, and the polling process continued without any interruption.

During a visit to the Election Commission Pakistan’s headquarters, talking to the media he claimed that no citizen was stopped from casting their vote.

He said that in case of any connectivity issue, the relevant presiding officer would go to the office of the returning officer and provide Form 45. He said that after uploading Form 45 in the Election Management System (EMS), the form would automatically be received by the returning officer (RO) where the internet service would be restored.

He said that according to the law, if there was a request to extend the time till noon, the time would have been extended. He said that the time was extended at three polling stations in Gujarat because the relevant ROs had requested to extend the time.