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Election 2024: ECP starts announcing results after delay of 14 hours

MM News Staff by MM News Staff
February 9, 2024
Reading Time: 5 mins read

The Election Commission of Pakistan started announcing the results of the General Elections 2024 in the wee hours of Friday after a delay of 14 hours.

The polling for the general elections in Pakistan was completed at 5 pm on Thursday, after that the results started coming but at late night the ECP stopped it due to unknown reasons.

The ECP announced results from NA-261 and NA-30 to begin results for the National Assembly.

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BNP’s Akhtar Mengal was declared the victor in NA-261 while Shandana Gulzar was declared the winner in NA-30.

Unofficial results: 

NA-157— PML-N’s Syed Sajid Mehdi won his seat with 99332 votes.

NA-28— JUI-F’s Noor Alam Khan won his seat with 138,389 votes.  

NA-22 — PTI-backed independent Muhammad Atif won his seat with 114,748 votes.  

NA-167 — PML-N’s Muhammad Usman Owaisi won his seat with 78,970 votes.

NA-17 — PTI’s backed independent Ali Khan Jadoon won his seat with 97,177 votes.  

NA-13 — PTI’s backed independent Muhammad Nawaz Khan won his seat with 24,686 votes.

 NA-216 — PPP’s Makhdoom Jamil-uz-Zaman won his seat with 124,536 votes.

NA-202 — PPP’s Nafisa Shah won her seat with 121,756 votes.

 NA-24 — PTI’s backed independent Malik Anwar Taj won his seat with 89,801 votes. 

NA-121 — PTI’s backed independent Waseem Qadir won his seat with 78,703 votes.

NA-59 — Polling stations 467/467: PML-N’s Sardar Ghulam Abbas won his seat with 141,680 votes.

 NA-25 — Polling stations 392/392: PTI-backed Independent Fazal Muhammad Khan won with 100713 votes.

NA-123 — Polling stations 222/222: PML-N’s Shehbaz Sharif won with 63953 votes.

NA-55 — Polling stations 311/311: PML-N’s Ibrar Ahmed won with 78,542 votes.

 NA-58 — Polling stations 459/459: PML-N’s Major (Retd.) Tahir Iqbal won with 115,974 votes.

NA-3 — Polling stations 309/309: PTI-backed independent Saleem Rehman won with 81,411 votes.

NA-246 — Polling stations 27/291: PTI-backed independent Malik Muhammed Arif Awan is ahead with 4,734 votes.

NA-188— Polling stations 167/119: PML-N’s Hafeezul Rehman Dareshak is ahead with 63,394  votes.

NA-225 — Polling stations 247/425: PPP’s Sadiq Ali Memon is ahead with 114,117 votes.

NA-153 — Polling stations 216/319: PML-N’s Rana Muhammed Qasim Noon is ahead with 64,171 votes.  

NA-230— Polling stations 163/163: PPP’s Syed Rafiullah won with 32,072 votes.

NA-108 — Polling stations 78/458: PTI-backed independent Sahibzada Muhammad Mehboob Sultan is ahead with 27,599 votes.

NA-261 — Polling stations 255/255: BNP’s Muhammed Akhtar Mengal won with 3,404 votes.

NA-224 — Polling stations 120/359: PPP’s Syed Ayaz Ali Shah Shirazi is ahead with 47,269 votes. 

NA-147 — Polling stations 142/360: PML-N’s Chaudhry Iftikhar Nazir is ahead with 45,668 votes.

NA-232 — Polling stations 72/270: PTI-backed independent Adeel Ahmed is ahead with 18,852 votes.

NA-215 — Polling stations 311/401: PPP’s Mahesh Kumar Malani is ahead with 105,449 votes.

NA-137 — Polling stations 110/351: PTI-backed independent Syed Raza Ali Gilani is ahead with 39,314 votes.

NA-207 — Polling stations 268/346: PPP’s Asif Ali Zardari is ahead with 116,561 votes.

NA-259— Polling stations 24/272: Haq Do Tehreek Balochitan’s Hussain Baloch is ahead with 17,233 votes.

NA-209 — Polling stations 205/442: PPP’s Shazia Mari is ahead with 82,345 votes.

NA-37 — Polling stations 142/288: MWM’s Hameed Hussain is ahead with 39,756 votes.

NA-5 — Polling stations 268/421: PTI-backed independent Sahibzada Sibghatullah is ahead with 16,083 votes.

 NA-217 — Polling stations 331/331: PPP’s Zulfiqar Bachani won with 115,000 votes.

NA-186 — Polling stations 113/232: PTI-backed independent Mehar Sajjad Cheena is ahead with 54,022 votes.

NA-240— Polling stations 9/170: TLP’s Syed Zaman Ali Jafri is ahead with 3,032 votes.

NA-221 — Polling stations 243/298: PPP’s Syed Naveed Qamar is ahead with 93,428 votes.

NA-243 — Polling stations 78/310: PTI-backed independent Shujaat Ali is ahead with 23,423 votes.

 NA-257 — Polling stations 46/325: PML-N’s Jam Kamal Khan is ahead with 19,221 votes.

 NA-70— Polling stations 94/363: PTI-backed independent Hafiz Hamid Raza is ahead with 37,251 votes.

 NA-101— Polling stations 159/393: PTI-backed independent Rana Atif is ahead with 67,434 votes.

NA-50 — Polling stations 9/556: PTI-backed independent Iman Waseem is ahead with 17,799 votes.

NA-82 — Polling stations 125/360: PML-N’s Mukhtar Ahmed Malik is ahead with 32,680 votes.

NA-185 — Polling stations 176/232: PTI-backed independent Zartaj Gull is ahead with 73,370 votes.

NA-96 — Polling stations 205/345: PTI-backed independent Rai Haider Ali Khan is ahead with 85,966 votes.

NA-146 — Polling stations 189/396: Independent Zahoor Hussain Qureshi is ahead with 51,387 votes.

NA-113 — Polling stations 140/362: PML-N’s Ahmed Ateeq Anwar is ahead with 65,986 votes.

NA-242 — Polling stations 62/125: PTI-backed independent Dawa Khan Shabbir is ahead with 6,062 votes.

NA-263 — Polling stations 17/382: PTI-backed independent Salaar Khan Kakar is ahead with 1,383 votes.

NA-30 — Polling stations 267/267: PTI-backed independent Shandana Gulzar won her seat with 78,971 votes.

NA-23 — Polling stations 236/317: PTI-backed independent Ali Muhammad Khan is ahead with 74,487 votes.

NA-162 — Polling stations 107/347: PML-N’s Ehsanul Bajwa is ahead with 38,107 votes.

NA-11 — Polling stations 113/350: PTI-backed independent Syed Fareen is ahead with 27,374 votes.  

NA-241 — Polling stations 35/234: PTI-backed independent Khurram Sher Zaman is ahead with 30,652 votes.

NA-194 — Polling stations 143/337: PPP’s Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari is ahead with 38,075 votes.

NA-208 — Polling stations 122/334: PPP’s Syed Ghulam Mustafa Shah is ahead with 80,534 votes.

 NA-15 — Polling stations 204/545: PTI-backed independent Shehzada Muhammad Gushtasap  is ahead with 39,540votes.

NA-101— Polling stations 159/393: PTI-backed independent Rana Atif is ahead with 67,434 votes.

NA-12 — Polling stations 24/199: Independent Muhammad Idrees is ahead with 5,660 votes.

NA-101— Polling stations 159/393: PTI-backed independent Rana Atif is ahead with 67,434  votes.

NA-136— Polling stations 155/263: PML-N’s Riaz ul Haq is ahead with 74,513 votes.

NA-260— Polling stations 28/263: PPP’s Abdul Qadir Baloch is ahead with 4,071 votes.

NA-190— Polling stations 237/434: PPP’s Mir Izaj Hussain Jakhrani is ahead with 86,044 votes.

NA-164 — Polling stations 73/334: PTI-backed independent Ijaz Gaddan is ahead with 30,017 votes.

NA-39 — Polling stations 259/524: PTI-backed independent Maulana Naseem Ali Shah is ahead with 76,584 votes.

NA-33 — Polling stations 62/319: PTI-backed independent Syed Shah Ahad Ali Shah is ahead with 20,962 votes.

NA-262 — Polling stations 12/233: PTI-backed independent Adil Khan Bazai is ahead with 1,254 votes.

NA-256 — Polling stations 31/298: BNP’s Sardar Akhtar Mengal is ahead with 8,072 votes.

 

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