2018 Pakistani general election in Punjab

2018 Pakistani general election in Punjab
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141 General seats out of 174 seats from Punjab in the National Assembly
	Opinion polls
Turnout	56.69%

Last updated January 10, 2025

General elections were held in Punjab on 25 July 2018 to elect the 141 members of the 15th National Assembly from Punjab. The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) emerged victorious with 67 seats, followed by the Pakistan Muslim League (N) (PML(N)) with 64 seats. The PTI also won 16 of 33 reserved seats while the PML(N) won 15.

Background

In the 2013 elections, the PML(N) emerged as the largest party in Punjab, achieving a landslide victory with 116 of 148 seats. The PTI, a relatively newer party, emerged as the second largest party with 8 seats. On the other hand, the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) and Pakistan Muslim League (Q) (PML(Q)), both of which had large presences in the province after the 2008 elections, were both reduced to just 2 seats each.^[1]

Prior to these elections, the PTI and PML(Q) made a seat adjustment agreement between them on four seats of the National Assembly. These were NA-65 (Chakwal-II), NA-68 (Gujrat-I), NA-69 (Gujrat-II) and NA-172 (Bahawalpur-III).^[2]

Results

Vote Share of different parties in the election.

PTI (33.6%)

PML-N (31.7%)

IND (18.8%)

TLP (5.7%)

PPP (5.4%)

PML(Q) (1.2%)

Other Parties (3.6%)

Seat Share of different parties in the election.

PTI (48.28%)

PML-N (44.83%)

PPP (4.02%)

PML(Q) (2.87%)


Party		Votes	%	Seats
Party		Votes	%	General	Women	Total
	Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf	11,166,131	33.61	68	16	84
	Pakistan Muslim League (N)	10,529,723	31.70	63	15	78
	Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan	1,888,240	5.68	0	0	0
	Pakistan Peoples Party	1,789,780	5.39	6	1	7
	Pakistan Muslim League (Q)	392,419	1.18	4	1	5
	Other parties	1,207,228	3.63	0	0	0
	Independents	6,244,580	18.80	0	0	0
Total		33,218,101	100.00	141	33	174

Valid votes		33,218,101	97.34
Invalid/blank votes		906,952	2.66
Total votes		34,125,053	100.00
Registered voters/turnout		60,197,876	56.69
Source: Election Commission of Pakistan^[3]

By constituency

Division	Assembly Constituency	Winner					Runner-up					Margin	Turnout
		Candidate	Party		Votes		Candidate	Party		Votes		Margin	Turnout
		Candidate	Party		No.	%	Candidate	Party		No.	%	No.	%
Rawalpindi	NA-55 Attock-I	Tahir Sadiq		PTI	145,168	47.48	Sheikh Aftab Ahmed		PML(N)	101,773	33.29	43,395	53.47
	NA-56 Attock-II	Tahir Sadiq		PTI	163,325	41.92	Malik Sohail Khan		PML(N)	99,404	25.51	63,921	62.56
	NA-57 Rawalpindi-I	Sadaqat Ali Abbasi		PTI	136,249	41.72	Shahid Khaqan Abbasi		PML(N)	124,703	38.18	11,546	55.32
	NA-58 Rawalpindi-II	Raja Pervez Ashraf		PPP	125,480	38.11	Choudhary Muhammad Azeem		PTI	97,084	29.48	28,396	54.00
	NA-59 Rawalpindi-III	Ghulam Sarwar Khan		PTI	89,055	42.41	Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan		IND	66,369	31.61	22,686	58.78
	NA-60 Rawalpindi-IV	Election Postponed^[4]
	NA-61 Rawalpindi-V	Aamir Mehmood Kiani		PTI	105,086	50.74	Malik Ibrar Ahmed		PML(N)	60,135	29.04	44,951	51.38
	NA-62 Rawalpindi-VI	Sheikh Rasheed Ahmad		AML	119,362	49.97	Danyal Chaudhry		PML(N)	91,879	38.76	26,407	52.01
	NA-63 Rawalpindi-VII	Ghulam Sarwar Khan		PTI	100,986	47.67	Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan		IND	65,767	31.05	35,219	58.14
	NA-64 Chakwal-I	Zulfiqar Ali Khan Dullah		PTI	155,214	48.44	Tahir Iqbal		PML(N)	130,051	40.59	25,163	58.15
	NA-65 Chakwal-II	Chaudhry Pervaiz Elahi		PML(Q)	157,497	51.31	Muhammad Faiz Malik		PML(N)	106,081	34.56	51,416	57.35
	NA-66 Jhelum-I	Chaudhry Farrukh Altaf		PTI	112,356	39.96	Chaudhary Nadeem Khadim		PML(N)	92,912	33.05	19,444	51.94
	NA-67 Jhelum-II	Fawad Chaudhry		PTI	93,102	44.40	Raja Matloob Mehdi		PML(N)	82,475	39.34	10,607	51.87
Gujranwala	NA-68 Gujrat-I	Chaudhry Hussain Elahi		PML(Q)	104,678	43.50	Nawabzada Ghazanfar Ali Gul		PML(N)	68,810	28.59	35,868	53.01
	NA-69 Gujrat-II	Chaudhry Pervaiz Elahi		PML(Q)	122,336	57.50	Chaudhary Mubashir Hussain		PML(N)	49,295	23.17	73,041	46.60
	NA-70 Gujrat-III	Syed Faizul Hassan Shah		PTI	95,168	38.67	Chaudhry Jaffar Iqbal		PML(N)	67,233	27.32	27,935	49.74
	NA-71 Gujrat-IV	Chaudhry Abid Raza		PML(N)	88,580	35.00	Muhammad Ilyas Chaudhary		PTI	81,438	32.18	7,142	50.87
	NA-72 Sialkot-I	Armaghan Subhani		PML(N)	129,041	49.65	Firdous Ashiq Awan		PTI	91,393	35.16	37,648	58.11
	NA-73 Sialkot-II	Khawaja Asif		PML(N)	116,957	46.06	Usman Dar		PTI	115,464	45.47	1,493	51.99
	NA-74 Sialkot-III	Ali Zahid		PML(N)	97,235	36.89	Ghulam Abbas		PTI	93,734	35.56	3,501	55.40
	NA-75 Sialkot-IV	Syed Iftikhar Ul Hassan		PML(N)	101,617	40.16	Ali Asjad Malhi		PTI	61,432	24.28	40,185	55.84
	NA-76 Sialkot-V	Shamim Ahmed		PML(N)	133,664	49.33	Muhammad Aslam Ghumman		PTI	93,190	34.39	40,474	57.68
	NA-77 Narowal-I	Mehnaz Aziz		PML(N)	106,366	38.16	Muhammad Tariq Anis		IND	70,596	25.33	35,770	54.86
	NA-78 Narowal-II	Ahsan Iqbal		PML(N)	159,651	57.47	Abrar-ul-Haq		PTI	88,250	31.77	71,401	55.06
	NA-79 Gujranwala-I	Nisar Ahmed Cheema		PML(N)	142,545	48.13	Muhammad Ahmed Chattha		PTI	118,709	40.08	23,836	54.66
	NA-80 Gujranwala-II	Chaudhry Mehmood Bashir		PML(N)	108,653	50.55	Mian Tariq Mehmood		PTI	71,937	33.47	36,716	53.36
	NA-81 Gujranwala-III	Khurram Dastgir Khan		PML(N)	130,837	51.76	Chaudhary Muhammad Siddique		PTI	88,166	34.88	42,671	50.58
	NA-82 Gujranwala-IV	Usman Ibrahim		PML(N)	117,520	50.90	Ali Ashraf Mughal		PTI	67,400	29.19	50,120	52.26
	NA-83 Gujranwala-V	Chaudhary Zulfiqar Bhindar		PML(N)	139,235	55.83	Rana Nazeer Ahmed Khan		PTI	75,940	30.45	63,295	55.07
	NA-84 Gujranwala-VI	Azhar Qayyum		PML(N)	119,612	47.62	Chaudhry Bilal Ijaz		PTI	89,728	35.72	29,884	57.36
	NA-85 Mandi Bahauddin-I	Haji Imtiaz Ahmad Chaudhary		PTI	99,996	36.65	Chaudhary Mushahid Raza		PML(N)	80,387	29.46	19,609	53.45
	NA-86 Mandi Bahauddin-II	Nasir Iqbal Bosal		PML(N)	147,105	52.15	Nazar Muhammad Gondal		PTI	80,637	28.59	66,468	55.05
	NA-87 Hafizabad	Chaudhary Shoukat Ali		PTI	165,618	40.92	Saira Afzal Tarar		PML(N)	157,453	38.90	8,165	59.13
Sargodha	NA-88 Sargodha-I	Mukhtar Ahmad Bharath		PML(N)	129,615	45.70	Nadeem Afzal Chan		PTI	115,622	40.77	13,993	57.11
	NA-89 Sargodha-II	Mohsin Shahnawaz Ranjha		PML(N)	114,245	43.70	Usama Ghias Mela		PTI	113,422	43.38	823	58.93
	NA-90 Sargodha-III	Chaudhry Hamid Hameed		PML(N)	93,948	42.11	Nadia Aziz		PTI	85,220	38.20	8,728	52.97
	NA-91 Sargodha-IV	Zulfiqar Ali Bhatti		PML(N)	110,525	40.59	Chaudhry Aamir Sultan Cheema		PTI	110,246	40.49	279	59.46
	NA-92 Sargodha-V	Syed Javed Hasnain Shah		PML(N)	97,013	36.83	Sahibzada Naeemuddin Sialvi		PTI	65,406	24.83	31,607	56.81
	NA-93 Khushab-I	Umer Aslam Awan		PTI	100,448	40.49	Sumaira Malik		PML(N)	70,401	28.38	30,047	57.86
	NA-94 Khushab-II	Malik Muhammad Ehsanullah Tiwana		PTI	93,864	39.46	Malik Shakir Bashir Awan		PML(N)	85,109	35.78	8,755	59.49
	NA-95 Mianwali-I	Imran Khan		PTI	163,538	64.67	Haji Obaidullah Khan Shadikhel		PML(N)	50,015	19.78	113,523	54.29
	NA-96 Mianwali-II	Amjad Ali Khan Niazi		PTI	157,422	60.27	Humair Hayat Khan Rokhri		PML(N)	54,909	21.02	102,513	57.95
	NA-97 Bhakkar-I	Muhammad Sana Ullah Khan Masti Khel		IND	120,729	41.82	Abdul Majeed Khan		PML(N)	91,607	31.74	29,122	65.97
	NA-98 Bhakkar-II	Muhammad Afzal Khan Dhandla		PTI	138,307	46.87	Rashid Akbar Khan		IND	133,679	45.30	4,628	67.98
Faisalabad	NA-99 Chiniot-I	Ghulam Muhammad Lali		PTI	81,330	39.33	Ghulam Abbas		IND	64,307	31.10	17,023	55.56
	NA-100 Chiniot-II	Qaiser Ahmed Sheikh		PML(N)	76,415	34.16	Zulfiqar Ali Shah		PTI	75,559	33.78	856	61.68
	NA-101 Faisalabad-I	Muhammad Asim Nazir		IND	147,812	55.31	Zafar Zulqarnain Sahi		PTI	86,575	32.39	61,237	58.19
	NA-102 Faisalabad-II	Malik Nawab Sher Waseer		PTI	109,708	40.20	Talal Chaudhry		PML(N)	97,869	35.86	11,839	54.67
	NA-103 Faisalabad-III	Election Postponed^[5]
	NA-104 Faisalabad-IV	Chaudhry Shehbaz Babar		PML(N)	95,099	34.47	Sardar Dildar Ahmed Cheema		PTI	73,320	26.57	21,779	55.88
	NA-105 Faisalabad-V	Chaudhry Raza Nasrullah Ghumman		PTI	77,862	31.10	Muhammad Masood Nazir		IND	69,211	27.65	8,651	56.84
	NA-106 Faisalabad-VI	Rana Sanaullah		PML(N)	106,319	44.40	Nisar Ahmad Jutt		PTI	103,799	43.35	2,520	58.92
	NA-107 Faisalabad-VII	Khurram Shehzad		PTI	126,441	51.41	Akram Ansari		PML(N)	102,159	41.54	24,282	57.52
	NA-108 Faisalabad-VIII	Farrukh Habib		PTI	112,740	46.47	Abid Sher Ali		PML(N)	111,529	45.98	1,211	57.01
	NA-109 Faisalabad-IX	Faiz Ullah Kamoka		PTI	122,905	51.26	Mian Abdul Manan		PML(N)	94,476	39.40	28,429	58.05
	NA-110 Faisalabad-X	Raja Riaz Ahmad Khan		PTI	114,215	45.76	Rana Afzal Khan		PML(N)	108,172	43.34	6,043	57.01
	NA-111 Toba Tek Singh-I	Chaudhary Khalid Javed		PML(N)	110,556	44.84	Usama Hamza		PTI	85,448	34.65	25,108	58.32
	NA-112 Toba Tek Singh-II	Muhammad Junaid Anwar Chaudhry		PML(N)	125,303	45.94	Chaudhry Muhammad Ashfaq		PTI	121,031	44.37	4,272	59.22
	NA-113 Toba Tek Singh-III	Riaz Fatyana		PTI	128,274	50.31	Asad Ur Rehman		PML(N)	106,018	41.58	22,256	59.90
	NA-114 Jhang-I	Sahabzada Muhammad Mehboob Sultan		PTI	106,043	35.98	Faisal Saleh Hayat		PPP	105,454	35.78	589	62.45
	NA-115 Jhang-II	Ghulam Bibi Bharwana		PTI	91,434	36.01	Muhammad Ahmed Ludhianvi		IND	68,616	27.02	22,818	57.39
	NA-116 Jhang-III	Muhammad Ameer Sultan		PTI	90,649	32.10	Muhammad Asif Muavia Sial		IND	70,842	25.09	19,807	62.15
Lahore	NA-117 Nankana Sahib-I	Barjees Tahir		PML(N)	71,891	30.74	Chaudhry Tariq Mehmood Bajwa		IND	68,995	29.50	2,896	58.40
	NA-118 Nankana Sahib-II	Ijaz Shah		PTI	63,918	30.60	Shizra Mansab Ali Khan		PML(N)	61,395	29.39	2,523	58.73
	NA-119 Sheikhupura-I	Rahat Amanullah		PTI	110,231	47.99	Rana Afzaal Hussain		PML(N)	94,072	40.96	16,159	56.04
	NA-120 Sheikhupura-II	Rana Tanveer Hussain		PML(N)	99,674	46.08	Ali Asghar Manda		PTI	74,165	34.29	25,509	59.35
	NA-121 Sheikhupura-III	Mian Javed Latif		PML(N)	101,622	42.30	Muhammad Saeed Virk		PTI	71,308	29.68	30,314	56.16
	NA-122 Sheikhupura-IV	Irfan Dogar		PML(N)	96,000	36.43	Ali Salman		PTI	64,616	24.52	31,384	57.83
	NA-123 Lahore-I	Muhammad Riaz Malik		PML(N)	97,193	47.67	Mehar Wajid Azeem		PTI	72,535	35.58	24,658	51.13
	NA-124 Lahore-II	Hamza Shahbaz Sharif		PML(N)	146,294	57.39	Muhammad Nauman Qaiser		PTI	80,981	31.77	65,313	48.50
	NA-125 Lahore-III	Waheed Alam Khan		PML(N)	122,327	48.88	Yasmin Rashid		PTI	105,857	42.30	16,470	52.38
	NA-126 Lahore-IV	Muhammad Hammad Azhar		PTI	105,734	46.30	Mehr Ishtiaq Ahmed		PML(N)	102,677	44.96	3,057	52.26
	NA-127 Lahore-V	Ali Pervaiz Malik		PML(N)	113,265	54.16	Jamshed Iqbal Cheema		PTI	66,818	31.95	46,447	50.75
	NA-128 Lahore-VI	Shaikh Rohale Asghar		PML(N)	98,199	52.49	Chaudhary Ijaz Ahmad Dayal		PTI	52,774	28.21	45,425	55.21
	NA-129 Lahore-VII	Sardar Ayaz Sadiq		PML(N)	103,021	47.98	Aleem Khan		PTI	94,879	44.19	8,142	53.96
	NA-130 Lahore-VIII	Shafqat Mahmood		PTI	127,405	50.51	Khawaja Ahmed Hassan		PML(N)	104,625	41.48	22,780	52.99
	NA-131 Lahore-IX	Imran Khan		PTI	84,313	44.68	Khawaja Saad Rafique		PML(N)	83,633	44.32	680	52.59
	NA-132 Lahore-X	Shehbaz Sharif		PML(N)	95,834	51.26	Ch Muhammad Mansha Sindhu		PTI	49,093	26.26	46,741	60.45
	NA-133 Lahore-XI	Muhammad Pervaiz Malik		PML(N)	89,678	47.07	Ejaz Chaudhary		PTI	77,231	40.53	12,447	51.89
	NA-134 Lahore-XII	Rana Mubashir Iqbal		PML(N)	76,291	53.88	Malik Zaheer Abbas		PTI	45,991	32.48	30,300	53.40
	NA-135 Lahore-XIII	Malik Karamat Khokhar		PTI	64,765	47.49	Malik Saif ul Malook Khokhar		PML(N)	55,431	40.65	9,334	53.94
	NA-136 Lahore-XIV	Afzal Khokhar		PML(N)	88,831	54.55	Malik Asad Ali Khokhar		PTI	44,669	27.43	44,162	56.08
	NA-137 Kasur-I	Saad Waseem Akhtar Sheikh		PML(N)	121,207	45.62	Aseff Ahmad Ali		PTI	42,930	16.16	78,277	58.91
	NA-138 Kasur-II	Malik Rasheed Ahmed Khan		PML(N)	109,785	42.36	Rashid Tufail		PTI	78,458	30.27	31,327	62.38
	NA-139 Kasur-III	Rana Muhammad Ishaq		PML(N)	121,767	43.89	Azeemuddin Zahid Lakhvi		PTI	112,893	40.69	8,874	59.99
	NA-140 Kasur-IV	Sardar Talib Hassan Nakai		PTI	124,644	44.19	Rana Muhammad Hayat		PML(N)	124,395	44.11	249	60.65
Sahiwal	NA-141 Okara-I	Chaudhry Nadeem Abbas		PML(N)	92,841	35.32	Syed Samsam Bukhari		PTI	60,217	22.91	32,624	60.23
	NA-142 Okara-II	Chaudhry Riaz-ul-Haq		PML(N)	140,733	59.84	Rao Hasan Sikandar		PTI	76,592	32.57	64,141	56.81
	NA-143 Okara-III	Rao Muhammad Ajmal Khan		PML(N)	142,988	58.06	Syed Gulzar Sibtain Shah		PTI	89,177	36.21	53,811	58.22
	NA-144 Okara-IV	Muhammad Moeen Wattoo		PML(N)	118,670	49.15	Manzoor Wattoo		IND	105,585	43.73	13,085	57.42
	NA-145 Pakpattan-I	Ahmad Raza Maneka		PML(N)	118,581	42.34	Muhammad Shah Khagga		PTI	90,683	32.38	27,898	57.62
	NA-146 Pakpattan-II	Rana Iradat Sharif Khan		PML(N)	138,789	46.42	Mian Muhammad Amjad Joya		PTI	1,01,509	33.95	37,280	59.55
	NA-147 Sahiwal-I	Syed Imran Ahmed		PML(N)	120,924	45.77	Nouraiz Shakoor		PTI	86,821	32.87	34,103	56.18
	NA-148 Sahiwal-II	Chaudhry Muhammad Ashraf		PML(N)	129,027	47.85	Malik Muhammad Yar Dhakoo		PTI	87,848	32.58	41,179	56.19
	NA-149 Sahiwal-III	Rai Muhammad Murtaza Iqbal		PTI	140,338	50.17	Chaudhry Muhammad Tufail		PML(N)	114,244	40.85	26,144	57.15
Multan	NA-150 Khanewal-I	Fakhar Imam		IND	101,520	45.56	Raza Hayat Hiraj		PTI	92,039	41.30	9,481	59.99
	NA-151 Khanewal-II	Muhammad Khan Daha		PML(N)	111,325	47.54	Ahmad Yar Hiraj		PTI	109,796	46.89	1,529	58.72
	NA-152 Khanewal-III	Zahoor Hussain Qureshi		PTI	109,257	47.08	Pir Muhammad Aslam Bodla		PML(N)	99,137	42.72	10,120	59.00
	NA-153 Khanewal-IV	Chaudhry Iftikhar Nazir		PML(N)	106,467	42.95	Malik Ghulam Murtaza		PTI	77,170	31.13	29,297	61.41
	NA-154 Multan-I	Malik Ahmed Hussain Dehar		PTI	74,220	37.09	Abdul Qadir Gillani		PPP	64,257	32.11	10,021	57.04
	NA-155 Multan-II	Malik Aamir Dogar		PTI	135,872	57.38	Sheikh Tariq Rashid		PML(N)	78,861	33.30	54,856	49.27
	NA-156 Multan-III	Shah Mehmood Qureshi		PTI	116,383	53.17	Amir Saeed Ansari		PML(N)	84,969	38.82	31,414	49.87
	NA-157 Multan-IV	Zain Qureshi		PTI	77,373	35.25	Ali Musa Gilani		PPP	70,778	32.24	6,595	57.32
	NA-158 Multan-V	Ibrahim Khan		PTI	83,304	34.43	Yousaf Raza Gillani		PPP	74,443	30.76	8,861	56.76
	NA-159 Multan-VI	Rana Muhammad Qasim Noon		PTI	102,754	45.26	Dewan Muhammad Zulqarnain Bukhari		PML(N)	99,477	43.82	3,232	56.55
	NA-160 Lodhran-I	Abdul Rehman Khan Kanju		PML(N)	125,810	46.97	Muhammad Akhtar Khan Kanju		PTI	1,15,541	43.14	10,261	60.26
	NA-161 Lodhran-II	Mian Muhammad Shafiq		PTI	121,300	46.86	Siddique Khan Baloch		PML(N)	116,093	44.85	5,207	57.73
	NA-162 Vehari-I	Choudhry Faqir Ahmad		PML(N)	81,977	35.59	Ayesha Nazir Jutt		IND	64,796	28.13	17,181	55.93
	NA-163 Vehari-II	Syed Sajid Mehdi		PML(N)	70,344	33.16	Ishaq Khan Khakwani		PTI	56,977	26.86	13,367	57.99
	NA-164 Vehari-III	Tahir Iqbal		PTI	82,213	35.78	Tehmina Daultana		PML(N)	68,250	29.70	13,963	57.66
	NA-165 Vehari-IV	Aurangzeb Khan Khichi		PTI	99,393	46.45	Saeed Ahmed Khan		PML(N)	65,575	30.64	33,813	56.43
Bahawalpur	NA-166 Bahawalnagar-I	Abdul Ghaffar Wattoo		IND	102,385	46.47	Syed Muhammad Asghar Shah		PTI	93,291	42.34	9,094	63.16
	NA-167 Bahawalnagar-II	Alam Dad Lalika		PML(N)	91,540	43.65	Mumtaz Matyana		PTI	49,772	23.73	41,768	56.94
	NA-168 Bahawalnagar-III	Ihsan ul Haq Bajwa		PML(N)	124,218	54.48	Fatima Tahir Cheema		PTI	74,517	32.68	49,701	57.69
	NA-169 Bahawalnagar-IV	Noor Ul Hassan Tanvir		PML(N)	91,763	37.03	Ijaz-ul-Haq		PML(Z)	72,461	29.24	19,302	60.34
	NA-170 Bahawalpur-I	Muhammad Farooq Azam Malik		PTI	84,495	44.81	Baligh Ur Rehman		PML(N)	74,694	39.61	9,801	52.29
	NA-171 Bahawalpur-II	Riaz Hussain Pirzada		PML(N)	99,202	40.87	Chaudhary Naeemuddin Warraich		PTI	88,297	36.38	10,905	59.95
	NA-172 Bahawalpur-III	Tariq Bashir Cheema		PML(Q)	106,383	46.40	Saud Majeed		PML(N)	101,971	44.48	4,412	64.08
	NA-173 Bahawalpur-IV	Najibuddin Awaisi		PML(N)	86,142	39.43	Khadija Aamir Yar Malik		PTI	60,211	27.56	25,931	56.02
	NA-174 Bahawalpur-V	Makhdoom Syed Sami Ul Hassan Gillani		PTI	63,884	32.93	Prince Bahawal Abbas Abbasi		IND	58,092	29.94	5,792	52.68
	NA-175 Rahim Yar Khan-I	Syed Mobeen Ahmed		PTI	97,347	41.03	Khwaja Ghulam Rasool Koreja		PPP	89,292	37.64	8,055	56.66
	NA-176 Rahim Yar Khan-II	Sheikh Fayyaz Ud Din		PML(N)	78,590	37.19	Mian Ghous Muhammad		PTI	59,937	28.36	18,653	54.90
	NA-177 Rahim Yar Khan-III	Khusro Bakhtiar		PTI	100,804	46.50	Makhdoom Shahabudin		PPP	64,660	29.83	36,144	54.74
	NA-178 Rahim Yar Khan-IV	Mustafa Mehmood		PPP	93,394	47.29	Muhammad Tariq		PML(N)	51,316	25.99	42,078	56.23
	NA-179 Rahim Yar Khan-V	Javed Iqbal Warraich		PTI	110,877	44.44	Mian Imtiaz Ahmed		PML(N)	88,871	35.62	22,006	56.38
	NA-180 Rahim Yar Khan-VI	Makhdoom Syed Murtaza Mehmood		PPP	72,062	32.59	Sardar Muhammad Arshad Khan Leghari		PML(N)	55,085	24.91	16,977	57.17
D G Khan	NA-181 Muzaffargarh-I	Muhammad Shabir Ali		IND	64,154	32.33	Sultan Mehmood		IND	54,484	27.46	9,670	60.76
	NA-182 Muzaffargarh-II	Mehr Irshad Ahmed Sial		PPP	53,094	26.84	Jamshed Dasti		ARP	50,618	25.59	2,476	59.12
	NA-183 Muzaffargarh-III	Raza Rabbani Khar		PPP	54,960	26.86	Mian Fayyaz Hussain Chhajrra		IND	39,962	19.53	14,998	61.02
	NA-184 Muzaffargarh-IV	Iftikhar Ahmed Khan Babar		PPP	54,879	27.59	Malik Ahmad Karim Qaswar Langrial		IND	41,753	20.99	13,126	56.00
	NA-185 Muzaffargarh-V	Syed Basit Sultan Bukhari		IND	94,672	48.11	Muhammad Moazam Ali Khan Jatoi		PTI	73,185	37.19	21,487	58.23
	NA-186 Muzaffargarh-VI	Sardar Aamir Talal Khan Gopang		PTI	63,564	33.16	Daud Khan Jatoi		PPP	53,690	28.00	9,866	60.54
	NA-187 Layyah-I	Abdul Majeed Khan Niazi		PTI	94,477	33.49	Sardar Bahadur Ahmed Khan		IND	88,544	31.39	5,933	63.71
	NA-188 Layyah-II	Niaz Ahmed Jhakkar		PTI	109,854	39.20	Syed Muhammad Saqlain Shah Bukhari		PML(N)	103,152	36.81	6,702	64.21
	NA-189 Dera Ghazi Khan-I	Khawaja Sheraz Mehmood		PTI	78,824	47.14	Sardar Mir Badshah Qaisrani		IND	39,562	23.66	39,262	52.45
	NA-190 Dera Ghazi Khan-II	Amjad Farooq Khan		IND	72,300	45.72	Zulfiqar Ali Khosa		PTI	72,171	45.64	129	51.74
	NA-191 Dera Ghazi Khan-III	Zartaj Gul		PTI	79,932	42.97	Awais Ahmad Khan Leghari		PML(N)	54,571	29.34	25,361	50.58
	NA-192 Dera Ghazi Khan-IV	Sardar Muhammad Khan Laghari		PTI	80,683	50.19	Shehbaz Sharif		PML(N)	67,753	42.15	12,930	54.88
	NA-193 Rajanpur-I	Sardar Muhammad Jaffar Khan Leghari		PTI	81,358	48.94	Sardar Sher Ali Gorchani		IND	46,748	28.12	32,506	55.76
	NA-194 Rajanpur-II	Sardar Nasrullah Khan Dreshak		PTI	73,839	42.30	Hafeez-ur-Rehman Dreshak		IND	64,739	37.08	9,100	60.11
	NA-195 Rajanpur-III	Sardar Riaz Mehmood Khan Mazari		PTI	89,829	53.53	Khizer Hussain Mazari		PML(N)	69,113	41.18	20,716	63.78

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↑ Butt, Waseem Ashraf (2018-06-28). "PTI, PML-Q formally announce seat adjustment". DAWN.COM. Retrieved 2022-12-01.
↑ "Election Commission of Pakistan". Election Commission of Pakistan.
↑ "Election postponed in NA-60 following Hanif Abbasi's life sentence". The Express Tribune. 2018-07-22. Retrieved 2023-11-18.
↑ Mahmood, Aisha (2018-07-21). "ECP delays elections in NA-103 after candidate commits suicide". Brecorder. Retrieved 2023-12-02.

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[1] Newspaper, the (2013-05-16). "The election score". DAWN.COM. Retrieved 2022-12-01.

[2] Butt, Waseem Ashraf (2018-06-28). "PTI, PML-Q formally announce seat adjustment". DAWN.COM. Retrieved 2022-12-01.

[3] "Election Commission of Pakistan". Election Commission of Pakistan.

[4] "Election postponed in NA-60 following Hanif Abbasi's life sentence". The Express Tribune. 2018-07-22. Retrieved 2023-11-18.

[5] Mahmood, Aisha (2018-07-21). "ECP delays elections in NA-103 after candidate commits suicide". Brecorder. Retrieved 2023-12-02.

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