[🇵🇰] Pakistan General Elections -- 2024

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Bilawal concerned at ‘incredibly slow’ pace of results​

Feb 09,

PPP Chairperson Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari has expressed concerns on the incredibly slow pace of results after the conclusion of voting in the general election 2024.

In a post on microblogging site “X”, formerly Twitter, he wrote: “Results are incredibly slow coming in. However, initial results are very encouraging!”

 

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NA Party Candidates by Province​
Party	Punjab	Sindh	KP	BA	ICT	Total
PML-N	131	25	35	14	2	207
PPPP	126	59	41	14	3	243
IPP	15	8	0	0	0	23
JI	123	51	42	11	3	230
JUI	48	21	41	14	2	126
MQM	23	44	2	7	2	78
TLP	135	52	20	9	3	219
IND-	140	52	44	12	3	251
ANP	6	12	33	9	2	62
IND	1724	658	372	228	80	3062
Others	283	166	91	116	19	675
Total	2754	1148	721	434	119	5176

 

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Hours after polling, nation awaits final results of elections​

Feb 09, 2024

Despite polling concluding at 5pm in the general elections on Thursday, the nation is waiting for the results after more than seven hours have passed at midnight. The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has not given any reason leading to expression of suspicions from contesting parties.

State TV, private channels, and local media initiated the process of announcing results, but progress has been slow, with results from certain constituencies in Sindh and Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa still pending.

Although results are coming in from interior Sindh, the results in the provincial capital and the country's largest city, Karachi, are emerging at a slow pace.

Similarly, in the largest province of the country, Punjab, results are also being received slowly. The wait for results is ongoing from K-P and Balochistan. Concerns and reservations have been expressed by the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf regarding this delay.

 

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PTI to form next govt: Hammad​

Feb 09, 01:15

PTI leader Hammad Azhar has said that the majority of candidates backed by his party are leading in many constituencies across the country, asserting that PTI will form the next government and Imran Khan will be the prime minister.

“First of all, I want to congratulate all the voters and workers of PTI, as well as the people of Pakistan. Despite all the fear and atrocities, you all came out and exercised your democratic right,” he said in a video message.

 

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