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Ruling coalition sweeps polls
ISLAMABAD: Ruling coalition comprising PPPP, PML-N and ANP secured maximum seats in bye-polls held in 28 National and Provincial Assemblies seats on Thursday. According to unofficial results announced by the Election Commission, the coalition won all the five National Assembly seats with three secured by PML-N and two by PPPP. For Punjab Assembly, PML-N won [...]
Continue reading...By-polls’ results announced
Friday, June 27, 2008
ISLAMABAD: The unofficial results of by-elections of five national and twenty two provincial assemblies’ seats have been announced. Three National Assembly seats have been won by Pakistan Muslim League-N, and two by Pakistan Peoples Party candidates. The winning candidates are: Mohammad Safdar, Haji Pervez Khan and Afzaal Hussain of PML-N and Khurram Jahangir Watto and [...]
Continue reading...Unofficial By-polls results of PF-92, PF-91, PF-81
Friday, June 27, 2008
Candidate of Pakistan People’s Party Badshah Saleh emerged victorious in the by-elections from PF-92 Dir Bala by securing 13,134 votes, according to unofficial results. Anwar Khan Advocate of PPP won from PF-91 with 14,724 votes while Awami National Party’s Shershah Khan succeeded from PF-81 with 7,644 votes. PPP’s candidates Amir Ali Shah returned unopposed from [...]
Continue reading...PPP announces party tickets for by-polls
Thursday, May 29, 2008
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentary Board has announced party ticket allocation for three National Assembly Seats and 18 Provincial Assemblies’ seats from all four provinces of the country for the Bye-elections to be held on June 26, 2008. According to press release issued from the Press Office Zardari House on Thursday, the tickets were allocated [...]
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Friday, June 27, 2008
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