2024 Pakistani by-elections

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The 2024 Pakistani by-elections were held on 21 April 2024 to fill 21 vacant seats in National and Provincial Assemblies. The elections were characterized by extensive security measures, including the deployment of Pakistan Army and Civil Armed Forces.[1][2]

Background[edit]

The by-elections were scheduled after the 2024 Pakistani general election. These seats fell vacant due to various reasons such as candidates winning multiple seats or delay in polling due to the death of a candidate.[3] By-elections were held on 5 seats of National Assembly, 12 seats of Punjab Assembly, two seats of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly and two seats of Balochistan Assembly.[4]

Security measures[edit]

The federal government approved the deployment of Pakistan Army and Civil Armed Forces personnel during the by-elections.[5] These forces functioned as a quick response force, deployed as a second and third tier behind the police.[4][6] The exact number of troops and their deployment areas were determined by the ECP in consultation with all relevant stakeholders.[7]

About 13,800 police personnel were deployed to guard 921 polling stations.[8] The ECP mandates security personnel, excluding the armed forces deployed in by-elections, to maintain impartiality, assist officers, ensure peace, avoid clashes, arrests or interference, report irregularities and, in particular, conduct counting. Instructed to maintain neutrality during the process.[9]

Communication suspension[edit]

The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has announced that cellular service will be temporarily suspended in certain districts of Punjab and Balochistan on April 21 and 22 during the by-elections. The move was directed by the Ministry of Interior and aimed at ensuring the integrity and security of the electoral process.[10][11]

Candidates[edit]

National Assembly[12][13]
No District Constituency Candidates Registered Voters Polling Stations
Male Female Total
1 Bajaur NA-8 7 368,531 304,060 673,591 366
2 D.I Khan NA-44 19 210,992 185,621 396,613 358
3 Lahore NA-119 9 281,586 248,581 530,167 338
4 Kasur NA-132 10 295,702 236,885 532,587 342
5 Qambar Shandadkot[14] NA-196 4 230,580 193,201 423,781 303
Total 49 1,387,431 1,168,356 2,556,787 1,707
Punjab[15][16]
No District Constituency Candidates Registered Voters Polling Stations
Male Female Total
1 Chakwal PP-22 9 146,798 143,324 290,122 215
2 Gujrat PP-32 13 135,650 119,253 254,903 168
2 Wazirabad PP-36 13 171,833 146,711 318,544 185
4 Narowal PP-54 14 132,304 110,533 242,857 155
5 Bhakkar PP-93 6 115,028 101,929 216,957 155
6 Sheikhpura PP-139 6 103,424 85,781 189,205 123
7 Lahore PP-147 11 201,680 173,167 374,847 232
8 PP-149 14 180,879 164,569 345,448 218
9 PP-158 21 102,818 82,798 185,616 116
10 PP-164 19 80,338 63,057 143,395 99
11 R.Y Khan PP-266 20 122,772 101,331 224,103 138
12 D.G Khan PP-290 7 105,454 88,506 193,960 117
Total 153 1,598,978 1,380,959 2,979,957 1,921
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa[17]
No District Constituency Candidates Registered Voters Polling Stations
Male Female Total
1 Bajaur PK-22 13 96,978 78,859 175,837 91
2 Kohat PK-91 10 121,570 102,807 224,377 168
Total 23 218,548 181,666 400,214 259
Balochistan[18]
No District Constituency Candidates Registered Voters Polling Stations
Male Female Total
1 Khuzdar PB-20 8 53,383 41,068 94,451 100
2 Lasbela PB-22 4 76,328 62,740 139,068 129
3 Kila Abdullah PB-50 23 104,161 59,592 163,753 125
Total 35 233,872 163,400 397,272 354

Results[edit]

National Assembly[edit]

National Assembly
Party Votes Seats
No. % +/- Contested Won +/-
Pakistan Muslim League (N) 215,757 30.21 4 2 Steady
Sunni Ittehad Council 239,338 33.50 4 1 Steady
Pakistan People's Party 117,620 16.46 3 1 Steady
Jamaat-e-Islami Pakistan 18,416 2.58 2 Steady
Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan 9,800 1.37 3 Steady
Others & Independents 113,421 15.88 N/A 33 1 Steady
Total valid votes 714,352 98.35 49 5
Rejected ballots 11,956 1.65
Total votes polled 726,308 100
Registered Voters 2,551,131 28.47

Punjab Assembly[edit]

Party Votes Seats
No. % +/- Contested Won +/-
Pakistan Muslim League (N) 502,012 43.33 10 9 Increase1
Sunni Ittehad Counci 332,407 28.69 12 0 Decrease1
Pakistan Muslim League (Q) 71,357 6.16 1 1 Steady
Istehkam-e-Pakistan Party 47,722 4.12 1 1 Steady
Pakistan People's Party 47,520 4.10 2 1 Increase1
Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan 31,589 2.73 11 0
Others & Independents 125,999 10.87 N/A 116 0
Total valid votes 1,158,606 98.59 153 12
Rejected ballots 16,546 1.41
Total votes polled 1,175,152 100
Registered Voters 2,979,957 39.44

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly[edit]

Party Votes Seats
No. % +/- Contested Won +/-
Sunni Ittehad Counci 30,559 29.97 2 1
Jamaat-e-Islami 10,544 10.34 2 0
Others & Independents 60,874 59.69 N/A 19 1
Total valid votes 101,977 97.01 23
Rejected ballots 3,143 2.99
Total votes polled 105,120 100
Registered Voters 400,214 26.26

Balochistan Assembly[edit]

Party Votes Seats
No. % +/- Contested Won +/-
Awami National Party 72,032 31.76 1 1
Pakistan Muslim League (N) 49,786 21.95 2 1
Balochistan National Party (M) 28,175 12.42 1 1
Pashtunkhwa Milli Awami Party 57,132 25.19 1 0
Others & Independents 19,688 8.68 N/A 30 0
Total valid votes 226,813 98.30 35 3
Rejected ballots 3,929 1.70
Total votes polled 230,742 100
Registered Voters 397,272 58.08

Result by Constituency (National Assembly)[edit]

National Assembly
No National Assembly Constituency Winner Runner-up Margin Turnout
Candidate Party Votes Candidate Party Votes
No. % No. % No. % %
1 NA-8 Bajaur Mubarak Khan Zeb IND 74,008 40.60 Gul Zafar Khan SIC 47,282 25.94 26,726 14.66 28.04
2 NA-44 Dera Ismail Khan-I Faisal Amin Khan SIC 66,879 70.06 Adul Rasheed Khan Kundi PPP 21,979 23.03 44,900 47.03 24.5
3 NA-119 Lahore-III Ali Pervaiz Malik PML(N) 61,086 61.25 Shahzad Farooq SIC 34,197 33.74 26,889 27.51 19.12
4 NA-132 Kasur-II Rasheed Ahmed Khan PML(N) 146,849 60.86 Sardar Muhammad Hussain Dogar SIC 90,980 37.71 55,869 23.15 45.80
5 NA-196 Qambar Shahdadkot-I Khursheed Ahmed Junejo PPP 91,581 96.42 Muhammad Ali TLP 2,763 2.91 88,818 93.51 22.79

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa[edit]

NA-8 Bajaur[edit]

The general elections for Bajaur NA-8 had been postponed because of the murder of a candidate,Rehan Zeb Khan.

2024 Pakistani by-elections: NA-8 Bajaur
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Mubarak Zeb Khan 74,008 40.60
SIC Gul Zafar Khan 47,282 25.94
Independent Shaukat Ullah 20,020 10.98
JI Sahibzada Haroon Ul Rasheed 18,416 10.10
ANP Khan Zeb 12,015 6.59
PML(N) Shahab Ud Din Khan 6,469 3.56
PPP Syed Akhunzada Chattan 4,060 2.23
Turnout 187,301 28.04
Total valid votes 182,270 97.31
Rejected ballots 5,031 2.69
Majority 26,726 14.66
Registered electors 667,983
Independent gain from PTI

NA-44 Dera Ismail Khan-I[edit]

NA-44 Dera Ismail Khan, the constituency was vacated by Ali Amin Gandapur, who retained his provisional assembly seat to become KP’s chief minister.

2024 Pakistani by-elections: NA-44 Dera Ismail Khan-I
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
SIC Faisal Amin Khan 66,879 70.06
PPP Rashid Khan Kundi 21,979 23.03
TLP Akhtar Saeed 2,289 2.40
PML(N) Zameer Hussain 1,353 1.42
Others Others (15 Candidates) 2,946 3.09
Turnout 97,155 24.50
Total valid votes 95,446 98.24
Rejected ballots 1,709 1.76
Majority 44,900 47.03
Registered electors 396,613

Punjab[edit]

NA-119 Lahore-III[edit]

Lahore’s NA-119 was vacated by Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz, who preferred to become an MPA from PP-159

2024 Pakistani by-elections: NA-119 Lahore-III
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
PML(N) Ali Pervaiz Malik 61,086 61.25
SIC Shahzad Farooq 34,197 33.74
TLP Muhammad Zaheer 4,748 4.68
Others Others (six candidates) 336 0.33
Turnout 101,363 19.12
Total valid votes 100,367 99.02
Rejected ballots 996 0.98
Majority 26,889 27.51
Registered electors 530,167
PML(N) hold

NA-132 Kasur-II[edit]

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif won polls for two NA . He left the NA-132, Kasur and retained NA-123, Lahore

2024 Pakistani by-elections: NA-132 Kasur-II
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
PML(N) Malik Rasheed Ahmed Khan 146,849 60.86
SIC Sardar Muhammad Hussain Dogar 90,980 37.71
Others Others (eight candidates) 3,455 1.43
Turnout 243,917 45.80
Total valid votes 241,284 98.92
Rejected ballots 2,633 1.08
Majority 55,869 23.15
Registered electors 532,587
PML(N) hold

Sindh[edit]

NA-196 Qambar Shahdadkot-I[edit]

PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari won two seats in the NA. He retained NA-194, Larkana, seat and left NA-196, Qamber Shahdadkot, seat vacant

2024 Pakistani by-elections: NA-196 Qambar Shahdadkot-I
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
PPP Khursheed Ahmed Junejo 91,581 96.42
TLP Muhammad Ali 2,763 2.91
Independent Javed Ali 499 0.52
Independent Buland Junejo 142 0.15
Turnout 96,572 22.79
Total valid votes 94,985 98.36
Rejected ballots 1,587 1.64
Majority 88,818 93.51
Registered electors 423,781
PPP hold

Result by Constituency (Punjab Assembly)[edit]

No Punjab Assembly

Constituency

Winner Runner-up Margin Turnout
Candidate Party Votes Candidate Party Votes
No. % No. % No. % %
1 PP-22 Chakwal-cum-Talagang Falak Sher Awan PML(N) 58,845 47.88 Nisar Ahmed SIC 49,970 40.66 8,875 7.22 42.84
2 PP-32 Gujrat-VI Musa Elahi PML(Q) 71,357 63.75 Pervaiz Elahi SIC 37,106 33.15 34,251 30.60 44.45
3 PP-36 Wazirabad-II Adnan Afzal Chatta PML(N) 74,779 53.77 Fayyaz Chatta SIC 58,682 42.19 16,097 11.58 44.38
4 PP-54 Narowal-I Ahmed Iqbal Chaudhry PML(N) 59,234 53.40 Awais Qasim SIC 45,762 41.25 13,472 12.15 46.37
5 PP-93 Bhakkar-V Saeed Akbar Khan PML(N) 62,058 44.79 Afzal Khan Dhandla IND 58,845 42.47 3,213 2.32 64.86
6 PP-139 Sheikhupura-IV Rana Afzaal Hussain PML(N) 46,585 57.00 Ijaz Hussain SIC 29,833 36.50 16,752 20.50 43.90
7 PP-147 Lahore-III Muhammad Riaz PML(N) 31,841 61.39 Muhammad Khan Madni IND 16,548 31.90 15,293 29.49 13.97
8 PP-149 Lahore-V Muhammad Shoaib Siddiqui IPP 47,722 59.24 Zeeshan Rashid SIC 26,200 32.52 21,522 26.71 23.58
9 PP-158 Lahore-XIV Chaudhry Muhammad Nawaz PML(N) 40,165 54.91 Moonis Elahi SIC 28,018 38.30 12,147 16.61 39.96
10 PP-164 Lahore-XX Rashid Minhas PML(N) 31,499 53.51 Yousaf Mayo SIC 25,781 43.80 5,718 9.71 41.60
11 PP-266 Rahim Yar Khan-XII Mumtaz Ali PPP 47,181 46.58 Safdar Khan Leghari PML(N) 34,552 34.11 12,629 12.47 45.78
12 PP-290 Dera Ghazi Khan-V Ali Muhammad Khan Leghari PML(N) 63,484 71.17 Sardar Mohiuddin Khosa IND 23,670 26.96 39,814 44.21 46.18

PP-22 Chakwal-cum-Talagang[edit]

Ghulam Abbas retained NA-53, Rawalpindi, seat and left PP-22 seat.

2024 Pakistani by-elections: PP-22 Chakwal-cum-Talagang
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
PML(N) Falak Sher Awan 58,845 47.88
SIC Nisar Ahmed (Politician) Nisar Ahmed 49,970 40.66
Independent Akram Abbas 7,784 6.33
TLP Muhammad Idrees 5,741 4.67
Others Others (five candidates) 553 0.46
Turnout 124,297 42.84
Total valid votes 122,893 98.87
Rejected ballots 1,404 1.13
Majority 8,875 7.22
Registered electors 290,122
PML(N) hold

PP-32 Gujrat-VI[edit]

Chaudhry Salik Hussain retained NA-64 and vacated PP-32, Gujrat, seat.

2024 Pakistani by-elections: PP-32 Gujrat-VI
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
PML(Q) Musa Elahi 71,357 63.75
SIC Pervaiz Elahi 37,106 33.15
TLP Faisal Mehmood 1,553 1.39
Others Others (ten candidates) 1,916 1.71
Turnout 113,312 44.45
Total valid votes 111,932 98.78
Rejected ballots 1,380 1.22
Majority 34,251 30.60
Registered electors 254,903
PML(Q) hold

PP-36 Wazirabad-II[edit]

PP-36, Wazirabad, seat fell vacant after Muhammad Ahmad Chattha did not take oath

2024 Pakistani by-elections: PP-36 Wazirabad-II
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
PML(N) Adnan Afzal Chatta 74,779 53.77
SIC Muhammad Fayyaz Chatta 58,682 42.19
TLP Basirat Ali Abid 2,547 1.83
JI Sikandar Nawaz 2,195 1.58
Others Others (nine candidates) 878 0.63
Turnout 141,364 44.38
Total valid votes 139,081 98.38
Rejected ballots 2,283 1.62
Majority 16,097 11.58
Registered electors 318,544

PP-54 Narowal-I[edit]

PP-54, Narowal, seat fell vacant as PML-N’s Ahsan Iqbal did not take oath. He preferred to retain NA-76, Narowal

2024 Pakistani by-elections: PP-54 Narowal-I
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
PML(N) Ahmed Iqbal Chaudhry 59,234 53.40
SIC Awais Qasim 45,762 41.25
TLP Hafiz Muhammad Tariq 4,465 4.02
Others Others (eleven candidates) 1,472 1.33
Turnout 112,623 46.37
Total valid votes 110,933 98.50
Rejected ballots 1,690 1.50
Majority 13,472 12.15
Registered electors 242,857

PP-93 Bhakkar-V[edit]

2024 Pakistani by-elections: PP-93 Bhakkar-V
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
PML(N) Saeed Akbar Khan 62,058 44.79
Independent Muhammad Afzal Khan 58,845 42.47
SIC Sikander Ahmed Khan 16,021 11.56
TLP Shaukat Iqbal 1,286 0.93
Independent Shoaib Rasheed 187 0.13
Independent Faheem Ahmed Khan 150 0.11
Turnout 140,720 64.86
Total valid votes 138,547 98.45
Rejected ballots 2,173 1.55
Majority 3,213 2.32
Registered electors 216,957

PP-139 Sheikhupura-IV[edit]

PP-139, Sheikhupura, fell vacant because PML-N’s Rana Tanveer did not take oath

2024 Pakistani by-elections: PP-139 Sheikhupura-IV
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
PML(N) Rana Afzaal Hussain 46,585 57.00
SIC Ijaz Hussain 29,833 36.50
TLP Rafaqat Ali 4,899 5.99
Others Others (three candidates) 412 0.50
Turnout 83,055 43.90
Total valid votes 81,729 98.40
Rejected ballots 1,326 1.60
Majority 16,752 20.50
Registered electors 189,205

PP-147 Lahore-III[edit]

Hamza Shehbaz did not take oath for PP-147, Lahore

2024 Pakistani by-elections: PP-147 Lahore-III
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
PML(N) Muhammad Riaz 31,841 61.39
Independent Muhammad Khan Madni 16,548 31.90
TLP Muhammad Yaseen 2,781 5.36
Others Others (eight candidates) 700 1.35
Turnout 52,349 13.97
Total valid votes 51,870 99.08
Rejected ballots 479 0.92
Majority 15,293 29.49
Registered electors 374,847

PP-149 Lahore-V[edit]

PP-149, Lahore, fell vacant because of IPP’s Aleem Khan not taking oath

2024 Pakistani by-elections: PP-149 Lahore-V
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
IPP Muhammad Shoaib Siddique 47,722 59.24
SIC Zeeshan Rasheed 26,200 32.52
TLP Abdul Razzaq 3,712 4.61
Others Others (eleven candidates) 2,922 3.62
Turnout 81,444 23.58
Total valid votes 80,556 98.90
Rejected ballots 888 1.10
Majority 21,522 26.71
Registered electors 345,448

PP-158 Lahore-XIV[edit]

PM Shehbaz Sharif won polls for two NA and two provincial legislature seats. He left the NA-132, Kasur, as well as Lahore’s PP-158 and PP-164 seats vacant, and retained NA-123, Lahore, seat.

2024 Pakistani by-elections: PP-158 Lahore-XIV
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
PML(N) Chaudhry Muhammad Nawaz 40,165 54.91
SIC Moonis Elahi 28,018 38.30
TLP Majid Munir Awan 2,451 3.35
Independent Muhammad Saleem 2,210 3.02
Others Others (seventeen candidates) 301 0.41
Turnout 74,178 39.96
Total valid votes 73,145 98.61
Rejected ballots 1,033 1.39
Majority 12,147 16.61
Registered electors 185,616

PP-164 Lahore-XX[edit]

2024 Pakistani by-elections: PP-164 Lahore-XX
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
PML(N) Rashid Minhas 31,499 53.51
SIC Muhammad Yousaf 25,781 43.80
TLP Mudasar Mehmood 1,372 2.33
Others Others (sixteen candidates) 205 0.35
Turnout 59,646 41.60
Total valid votes 58,857 98.68
Rejected ballots 789 1.32
Majority 5,781 9.71
Registered electors 143,395

PP-266 Rahim Yar Khan-XII[edit]

The polls for PP-266, Rahim Yar Khan, were postponed because of the death of a candidate.

2024 Pakistani by-elections: PP-266 Rahim Yar Khan-XII
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
PPP Mumtaz Ali 47,181 46.58
PML(N) Muhammad Safdar Khan Leghari 34,552 34.11
SIC Chaudhry Sami Ullah Jatt 14,627 14.44
Independent Sahibzada 1,283 1.27
Others Others (sixteen candidates) 3,636 3.59
Turnout 102,584 45.78
Total valid votes 101,279 98.73
Rejected ballots 1,305 1.27
Majority 12,629 12.47
Registered electors 224,103
PPP hold

PP-290 Dera Ghazi Khan-V[edit]

The PP-290, Dera Ghazi Khan, was declared vacant after Awais Leghari did not take the oath

2024 Pakistani by-elections: PP-290 Dera Ghazi Khan-V
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
PML(N) Ali Ahmed Khan Leghari 62,484 71.17
Independent Sardar Muhammad Mohiudin Khan Khosa 23,670 26.96
Others Others (five candidates) 1,630 1.86
Turnout 89,580 46.18
Total valid votes 87,784 98.00
Rejected ballots 1,796 2.00
Majority 38,814 44.21
Registered electors 193,960

Result by Constituency (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly)[edit]

No Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly

Constituency

Winner Runner-up Margin Turnout
Candidate Party Votes Candidate Party Votes
No. % No. % No. % %
1 PK-22 Bajaur-IV Mubarak Zeb IND 23,386 49.58 Abid Khan JI 10,477 22.21 12,909 27.37 28.24
2 PK-91 Kohat-II Daud Shah SIC 23,496 42.87 Imtiaz Shahid IND 16,518 30.14 6,978 12.73 24.27

PK-22 Bajaur-IV[edit]

The general elections for NA-8, Bajaur, and PK-22, Bajaur, were postponed because of the murder of a candidate, Rehan Zeb Khan

2024 Pakistani by-elections: PK-22 Bajaur-IV
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent Mubarak Zeb Khan 23,386 49.58
JI Abid Khan 10,477 22.21
SIC Gul Dad Khan 7,063 14.97
ANP Shah Naseer Khan 2,295 4.86
Independent Noor Shah 1,835 3.89
Others Others (eight candidates) 2,114 4.48
Turnout 49,660 28.24
Total valid votes 47,170 94.98
Rejected ballots 2,490 5.02
Majority 12,909 27.37
Registered electors 175,837

PK-91 Kohat-II[edit]

Elections were scheduled to be held on 8 February 2024 but postponed due to death of an Independent candidate.[19]

2024 Pakistani by-elections: PK-91 Kohat-II
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
SIC Daud Shah 23,496 42.87
Independent Imtiaz Shahid 16,518 30.14
Independent Abdul Samod 8,090 14.76
Independent Saif Ul Rehman 6,009 10.96
Others Others (six candidates) 694 1.27
Turnout 55,460 24.72
Total valid votes 54,807 98.82
Rejected ballots 653 1.18
Majority 6,978 12.73
Registered electors 224,377

Result by Constituency (Balochistan Assembly)[edit]

No Balochistan Assembly

Constituency

Winner Runner-up Margin Turnout
Candidate Party Votes Candidate Party Votes
No. % No. % No. % %
1 PB-20 Khuzdar-III Mir Jhanzaib Mengal BNP(M) 28,175 56.07 Mir Shafiq Ur Rehman Mengal IND 20,344 40.49 7,831 15.58 56.09
2 PB-22 Lasbela Mir Muhammad Zarain Khan Magsi PML(N) 49,777 88.69 Shah Nawaz Hassan IND 3,869 6.89 45,908 81.80 40.95
3 PB-50 Killa Abdullah Zmarak Khan Achakzai ANP 72,032 55.22 Mir Wais Khan Achakzai PMAP 57,132 43.80 14,900 11.42 79.65

PB-20 Khuzdar-III[edit]

2024 Pakistani by-elections: PB-20 Khuzdar-III
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
BNP (M) Mir Jhanzaib Mengal 28,175 56.07
Independent Mir Shafiq Ur Rehman Mengal 20,344 40.49
Others Others (six candidates) 1,723 3.43
Turnout 52,978 56.09
Total valid votes 50,242 94.84
Rejected ballots 2,736 5.16
Majority 7,831 15.58
Registered electors 94,451

PB-22 Lasbela[edit]

2024 Pakistani by-elections: PB-22 Lasbela
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
PML(N) Nawabzada Mir Muhammad Zarain Khan Magsi 49,777 88.69
Independent Shah Nawaz Hassan 3,869 6.89
PPP Muhammad Hassan 2,253 4.01
Independent Anwar Ali 227 0.40
Turnout 56,948 40.95
Total valid votes 56,126 98.56
Rejected ballots 822 1.44
Majority 45,908 81.80
Registered electors 139,068

PB-50 Killa Abdullah[edit]

2024 Pakistani by-elections: PB-50 Killa Abdullah
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
ANP Zmarak Khan Achakzai 72,032 55.22
PMAP Mir Wais Khan Achakzai 57,132 43.80
Others Others (twenty one candidates) 1,281 0.98
Turnout 130,816 79.65
Total valid votes 130,445 99.72
Rejected ballots 371 0.28
Majority 14,900 11.42
Registered electors 163,753

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