2018 Sindh provincial election

For List of elected members of the Provincial Assembly of Sindh, see List of members of the 15th Provincial Assembly of Sindh.

2018 Sindh provincial election

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130 out of 168 seats in the Sindh Assembly 85 seats needed for a majority
Opinion polls
Turnout	48.11%(6.51%) [1]
First party Second party Third party   Leader Murad Ali Shah Imran Ismail Khawaja Izharul Hassan Party PPP PTI MQM-P Leader's seat Jamshoro-I Karachi South-V Karachi Central-II Last election 91 seats, 32.63% 4 seats, 6.08% 51 seats, 25.53% Seats won 98 30 21 Seat change 7 26 30 Popular vote 3,853,081 1,435,813 773,951 Percentage 38.44% 14.47% 7.65% Swing 5.81pp 8.39pp 17.88pp
Map of Sindh showing Assembly Constituencies and winning Parties
Chief Minister before election Murad Ali Shah PPP Elected Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah PPP

Provincial elections were held in the Pakistani province of Sindh to elect the members of the 13th Provincial Assembly of Sindh on 25 July 2018, alongside nationwide general elections and three other provincial elections in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Balochistan and Punjab. The remaining two territories of Pakistan, AJK and Gilgit-Baltistan, were ineligible to vote due to their disputed status. ^{[2] [3]}

Background

Following the 2013 elections, despite a significant drop in vote share, the left-wing Pakistan Peoples Party remained the largest party in the assembly and held a comfortable majority with 91 seats. They were followed by the secularist, Muhajir-centric, Muttahida Qaumi Movement, which repeated its 2008 exploits, by securing 51 seats. New additions into the assembly included Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, a welfarist, anti-establishment party led by former cricketer Imran Khan, who emerged as the second largest party in Karachi and gained 4 seats. Meanwhile, Pakistan Muslim League (F), PPP's perennial rival in Interior Sindh, held 11 seats.

Following the elections for the slot of chief ministership, Pakistan Peoples Party was easily able to form a government in Sindh for the ninth time in its existence. ^[4] Party veteran Qaim Ali Shah was elected in the role of provincial chief minister for the third time in his career, and remained at the position until 2016 when he stepped down and was replaced by Syed Murad Ali Shah. ^[5]

MQM Splits

During this tenure, MQM ceased to exist as single party due to internal rifts in the wake of the party's leader, Altaf Hussain, giving a controversial speech in August, 2016. ^[6] It split into MQM-Pakistan and MQM-London, the former in control of Farooq Sattar, while the latter managed by Hussain, who is in self-imposed exile in London since 1991. ^[7]

Meanwhile, Mustafa Kamal's nascent Pak Sarzameen Party chipped away at MQM-P members. ^[8] Kamal himself being a former MQM stalwart and erstwhile Mayor of Karachi, who formed the PSP on 23 March 2016. ^[9]

Further still, in the lead up to 2018 Senate elections, the MQM-P faction saw another split - into Sattar's MQM-PIB and Aamir Khan's MQM-Bahadruabad. The reason for the split being grievances over the allotment of Senate tickets. ^[10]

Rise of PTI in Karachi

In Karachi, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf was seen as a better alternative for the city because of the increasing support and popularity of Imran Khan with the help of the establishment. In May 2018 PTI Chairman presented ten-point Karachi agenda which included holding direct mayoral elections and improving the education system, healthcare and hospitals, police, business and industry, power shortages, playgrounds and sporting facilities, environment, sewerage and the circular railway, this also attracted many people of Karachi to support PTI which never been materialized at any stage.

PTI won 21 Sindh Assembly Seats out of 43 and 14 National Assembly Seat from Karachi and emerged as the largest party in Karachi in terms of vote bank and seats. Nearly 0.7 Million Karachi citizens voted for Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf. ^[11]

Results

98	30	21	14	4
PPP	PTI	MQM	GDA	OTH

Vote Share of different parties in the election.

   PPP (38.44%)

   GDA (15.11%)

   PTI (14.47%)

   MQM (7.65%)

   MMA (6.00%)

   TLP (4.51%)

   PML(N) (2.00%)

   PSP (1.61%)

   IND & OTH (10.21%)

Seat Share of different parties in the election.

   PPP (58.93%)

   PTI (17.86%)

   MQM (12.50%)

   GDA (8.33%)

   TLP (1.79%)

   MMA (0.60%)

Party		Votes	%	Contested	Seats [12]				+/-
					General	Women	Minorities	Total
	Pakistan Peoples Party	38,53,904	38.44	128	76	17	5	98	7
	Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf	14,51,132	14.47	97	23	5	2	30	26
	Muttahida Qaumi Movement Pakistan	7,66,789	7.65	61	16	4	1	21	30
	Grand Democratic Alliance	15,14,775	15.11	83	11	2	1	14
	Tehreek-i-Labbaik Pakistan	4,52,109	4.51	67	2	1	0	3
	Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal	6,01,131	6.00	107	1	0	0	1	1
	Pakistan Muslim League (N)	2,45,415	2.00	68	0	0	0	0	4
	Pak Sarzameen Party	1,61,860	1.61	77	0	0	0	0
	Independents & Others	9.78,897	10.21	1,506	0	0	0	0
	Postponed				1	0	0	1
	Total Valid Votes	10,026,012	96.08
	Invalid/Blank Votes	4,08,538	3.92
Total Votes polled		1,04,34,550	100	2,194	130	29	9	168	0
Registered voters/Turnout		2,18,28,628	47.80	–
Source: [13] [14] Note: The election was postponed in PS-87 Malir-I due to the death of a major candidate.

Division-wise results

Division	Total seats	PPP	PTI	MQM	GDA	Others
Larkana	17	14	1	0	2	0
Sukkur	15	11	1	0	3	0
Nawabshah	14	10	0	0	4	0
Mirpur Khas	11	10	0	0	1	0
Hyderabad	29	25	0	3	1	0
Karachi	44	6	21	13	0	3
Total	130	76	23	16	11	3

District-wise results

Division	District	Total seats	PPP	PTI	MQM	GDA	Others
Larkana	Jacobabad	3	2	1	0	0	0
	Kashmore	3	3	0	0	0	0
	Shikarpur	3	2	0	0	1	0
	Larkana	4	3	0	0	1	0
	Qambar Shahdadkot	4	4	0	0	0	0
Sukkur	Ghotki	4	2	1	0	1	0
	Sukkur	4	4	0	0	0	0
	Khairpur	7	5	0	0	2	0
Nawabshah	Naushahro Feroz	4	3	0	0	1	0
	Nawabshah	4	4	0	0	0	0
	Sanghar	6	3	0	0	3	0
Mirpur Khas	Mirpur Khas	4	4	0	0	0	0
	Umerkot	3	3	0	0	0	0
	Tharparkar	4	3	0	0	1	0
Hyderabad	Matiari	2	2	0	0	0	0
	Tando Allahyar	2	2	0	0	0	0
	Hyderabad	6	3	0	3	0	0
	Tando Muhammad Khan	2	2	0	0	0	0
	Badin	5	4	0	0	1	0
	Sujawal	2	2	0	0	0	0
	Thatta	3	3	0	0	0	0
	Jamshoro	3	3	0	0	0	0
	Dadu	4	4	0	0	0	0
Karachi	Malir	5	4	0	0	0	0
	Korangi	7	0	2	5	0	0
	East	8	1	7	0	0	0
	South	5	0	3	0	0	2
	West	11	1	5	4	0	1
	Central	8	0	4	4	0	0
Total		130	76	23	16	11	3

Constituency-wise results

District	Constituency		Winner					Runner Up					Margin	Turnout %
	No.	Name	Candidate	Party		Votes	%	Candidate	Party		Votes	%
Jacobabad	PS-1	Jacobabad-I	Muhammad Aslam Abro		PTI	36,988	53.05	Mir Aurangzeb Panhwar		PPP	25,260	36.23	11,728	43.90
	PS-2	Jacobabad-II	Sohrab Khan Sarki		PPP	30,174	44.91	Tahir Hussain Khan Khoso		PTI	23,314	34.70	6,860	46.24
	PS-3	Jacobabad-III	Mumtaz Hussain Khan		PPP	31,662	47.52	Abdul Razzaq Khoso		PTI	28,138	42.53	3,524	45.97
Kashmore	PS-4	Kashmore-I	Abdul Rauf Khoso		PPP	36,765	58.76	Mir Ghalib Hussain Domki		PTI	23,377	37.36	13,388	44.16
	PS-5	Kashmore-II	Ghulam Abid Khan		PPP	29,901	56.34	Rab Nawaz		MMA	19,674	37.07	10,227	37.85
	PS-6	Kashmore-III	Mir Shabbir Bijarani		PPP	Elected Unopposed [15]
Shikarpur	PS-7	Shikarpur-I	Imtiaz Ahmed Shaikh		PPP	50,311	51.82	Agha Taimoor Khan		GDA	30,872	31.70	19,439	48.41
	PS-8	Shikarpur-II	Muhammad Shaharyar Khan Mahar		GDA	37,714	39.48	Ameer Ali Jatoi		IND	26,893	28.15	10,821	55.84
	PS-9	Shikarpur-III	Agha Siraj Durrani		PPP	51,660	58.34	Muzaffar Ali Issani		GDA	15,059	17.01	36,601	46.04
Larkana	PS-10	Larkana-I	Faryal Talpur		PPP	53,674	56.43	Ameer Bux Bhutto		PTI	37,732	39.67	15,942	53.97
	PS-11	Larkana-II	Moazzam Ali Khan		GDA	32,206	54.93	Nida Khuhro		PPP	21,825	37.23	10,381	41.12
	PS-12	Larkana-III	Sohail Anwar Siyal		PPP	49,024	58.70	Syed Akbar Hussain		GDA	22,634	27.10	26,390	48.32
	PS-13	Larkana-IV	Hizbullah Bughio		PPP	46,141	46.37	Aadil Altaf Unar		GDA	44,242	44.46	1,899	57.11
Qambar Shahadkot	PS-14	Qambar Shahdadkot-I	Mir Nadir Ali Khan Magsi		PPP	32,388	52.17	Muzafar Ali Brohi		GDA	10,350	16.67	22,038	41.93
	PS-15	Qambar Shahdadkot-II	Ghanwer Ali Khan Isran		PPP	40,220	61.74	Safdar Ali Abbasi		GDA	18,819	28.89	21,401	43.57
	PS-16	Qambar Shahdadkot-III	Sardar Khan Chandio		PPP	42,180	90.53	Nawab Uddin		PPP-SB	2,548	5.47	39,632	31.76
	PS-17	Qambar Shahdadkot-IV	Burhan Chandio		PPP	40,079	68.05	Aqil Khan		PTI	7,080	12.02	32,999	40.12
Ghotki	PS-18	Ghotki-I	Shahar Yar Khan Shar		PTI	50,343	48.58	Jam Mehtab Hussain Dehar		PPP	39,322	37.94	11,021	60.97
	PS-19	Ghotki-II	Abdul Bari Pitafi		PPP	45,422	45.20	Ali Gohar Khan Mahar		GDA	42,201	41.99	3,221	56.17
	PS-20	Ghotki-III	Ali Gohar Khan Mahar		GDA	41,572	60.29	Ali Nawaz Khan Mehar		PPP	12,689	18.40	28,883	46.91
	PS-21	Ghotki-IV	Ali Nawaz Khan Mehar		PPP	32,241	37.74	Jam Saifullah Khan		MMA	28,604	33.48	3,637	53.75
Sukkur	PS-22	Sukkur-I	Ikramullah Khan Dharejo		PPP	32,984	43.84	Ali Gohar Khan Mahar		GDA	26,015	34.57	6,969	55.36
	PS-23	Sukkur-II	Awais Qadir Shah		PPP	43,737	50.10	Muhammad Ali		GDA	36,598	41.93	7,139	61.43
	PS-24	Sukkur-III	Syed Farukh Ahmed Shah		PPP	34,027	43.64	Muhammad Zubair Hafeez		MMA	10,448	13.40	23,579	45.13
	PS-25	Sukkur-IV	Nasir Hussain Shah		PPP	42,503	48.22	Ameer Bux Alyas Mir		IND	21,364	24.24	21,139	47.71
Khairpur	PS-26	Khairpur-I	Qaim Ali Shah		PPP	48,271	60.33	Abdul Ghaffar Sheikh		GDA	28,129	35.15	20,142	50.19
	PS-27	Khairpur-II	Munawar Ali Wassan		PPP	46,557	62.28	Mian Zaheer Abbas Talpur		IND	24,115	32.26	22,442	51.76
	PS-28	Khairpur-III	Sajid Ali Banbhan		PPP	40,524	51.62	Syed Masooq Mohyuddin Shah		GDA	29,304	37.33	11,220	57.06
	PS-29	Khairpur-IV	Muhammad Rafique		GDA	37,135	47.27	Shiraz Shokat Rajper		PPP	36,234	46.12	901	57.19
	PS-30	Khairpur-V	Syed Ahmed Raza Shah Jeelani		PPP	39,035	52.31	Ghulam Rasool Sahito		GDA	22,575	30.25	16,460	50.94
	PS-31	Khairpur-VI	Naeem Ahmed Kharal		PPP	36,429	50.45	Ismail Shah		GDA	28,712	39.77	7,717	49.13
	PS-32	Khairpur-VII	Muhammad Rashid Shah		GDA	36,285	49.93	Nawab Ali Wassan		PPP	32,077	44.14	4,208	50.71
Naushahro Feroze	PS-33	Naushahro Feroze-I	Syed Serfraz Hussain Shah		PPP	52,974	53.72	Maqsood Ali Khushik		GDA	37,466	37.99	15,508	56.90
	PS-34	Naushahro Feroze-II	Murad Ali Shah		PPP	51,476	47.72	Abdul Sattar Rajper		GDA	32,451	30.08	19,025	54.41
	PS-35	Naushahro Feroze-III	Mumtaz Ali Chandio		PPP	38,440	39.98	Raza Ali Khan Jatoi		GDA	35,040	36.44	3,400	55.38
	PS-36	Naushahro Feroze-IV	Arif Mustafa Jatoi		GDA	47,557	48.98	Zia Ul Hassan		PPP	45,850	47.22	1,707	54.38
Nawabshah	PS-37	Nawabshah-I	Azra Fazal Pechuho		PPP	55,525	59.79	Syed Bagh Ali Shah		GDA	24,640	26.53	30,885	49.78
	PS-38	Nawabshah-II	Tariq Masood Arain		PPP	47,405	50.03	Naeem Akhtar		MQM	14,889	15.71	32,516	44.23
	PS-39	Nawabshah-III	Ghulam Qadir Chandio		PPP	58,159	58.42	Syed Zain ul Abdin		SUP	33,561	33.71	24,598	59.79
	PS-40	Nawabshah-IV	Khan Muhammad Dahri		PPP	56,755	63.93	Asif Ali Shah		GDA	19,837	22.35	36,918	52.01
Sanghar	PS-41	Sanghar-I	Ali Ghulam Nizamani		GDA	36,081	46.73	Mashooque Ali		PPP	35,935	46.54	146	51.33
	PS-42	Sanghar-II	Qazi Shams-ud-Din Rajar		GDA	44,636	52.69	Ali Hassan		PPP	35,059	41.39	9,577	59.86
	PS-43	Sanghar-III	Jam Madad Ali Khan		PPP	44,750	59.01	Jam Zulfiqar Ali Khan		GDA	28,495	37.57	16,255	55.43
	PS-44	Sanghar-IV	Faraz Dero		PPP	54,156	70.87	Niaz Hussain		GDA	13,711	17.94	40,445	45.53
	PS-45	Sanghar-V	Shahid Abdul Salam Thahim		PPP	45,818	56.05	Muhammad Bux		GDA	31,206	38.17	14,612	50.43
	PS-46	Sanghar-VI	Waryam Faqqeer		GDA	42,472	48.43	Rana Abdul Sattar		PPP	41,549	47.38	923	58.60
Mirpur Khas	PS-47	Mirpur Khas-I	Hari Ram Kishori Lal		PPP	33,793	36.69	Mujeeb Ul Haq		MQM	23,840	25.88	9,953	48.28
	PS-48	Mirpur Khas-II	Syed Zulfiqar Ali Shah		PPP	38,112	48.20	Syed Ali Nawaz Shah Rizvi		IND	36,271	45.87	1,841	54.25
	PS-49	Mirpur Khas-III	Noor Ahmed Bhurgri		PPP	53,006	57.99	Shuja Muhammad Shah		IND	32,085	35.12	20,921	53.70
	PS-50	Mirpur Khas-IV	Mir Tariq Ali Khan Talpur		PPP	50,258	58.60	Inayat Ullah		GDA	27,609	32.19	22,649	53.68
Umerkot	PS-51	Umerkot-I	Syed Sardar Ali Shah		PPP	58,680	61.86	Faqir Muhammad Jadam Mangiro		GDA	29,842	31.46	28,838	58.69
	PS-52	Umerkot-II	Syed Mardan Ali Shah		PPP	52,647	60.55	Arbab Ghulam Rahim		GDA	32,148	36.97	20,499	66.71
	PS-53	Umerkot-III	Nawab Muhammad Taimur Talpur		PPP	55,351	59.93	Dost Muhammad		PTI	31,689	34.31	23,662	62.62
Tharparkar	PS-54	Tharparkar-I	Abdul Razzaque Rahimoon		GDA	26,510	41.08	Dost Muhammad		PPP	25,403	39.37	1,107	69.40
	PS-55	Tharparkar-II	Muhammad Qasim Soomro		PPP	47,344	51.20	Arbab Anwar Jabbar		GDA	33,215	35.92	14,129	69.66
	PS-56	Tharparkar-III	Fakeer Sher Muhammad Bilalani		PPP	55,160	51.78	Arbab Togachi Fawad Razzaq		GDA	33,369	31.32	21,791	73.92
	PS-57	Tharparkar-IV	Arbab Lutfullah		PPP	65,829	55.92	Arbab Ghulam Rahim		GDA	44,675	37.95	21,154	69.31
Matiari	PS-58	Matiari-I	Makhdoom Mehboob Zaman		PPP	56,829	59.81	Naseer Ahmed		GDA	34,648	36.47	22,181	54.48
	PS-59	Matiari-II	Makhdoom Rafik Zaman		PPP	46,334	54.98	Syed Jalal Shah		GDA	24,377	28.93	21,957	53.63
Tando Allahyar	PS-60	Tando Allahyar-I	Syed Zia Abbas Shah		PPP	51,325	51.52	Ali Ahmed Palh		PTI	34,761	34.89	16,564	51.58
	PS-61	Tando Allahyar-II	Imdad Ali Pitafi		PPP	47,394	52.63	Khair Muhammad Khokhar		GDA	38,990	43.30	8,404	57.30
Hyderabad	PS-62	Hyderabad-I	Jam Khan		PPP	35,278	63.80	Ayaz Latif Pilijo		GDA	13,636	24.66	21,642	43.04
	PS-63	Hyderabad-II	Sharjeel Memon		PPP	44,265	56.00	Muhammad Ali Qazi		TPP	22,607	28.60	21,658	51.81
	PS-64	Hyderabad-III	Abdul Jabbar Khan		PPP	21,896	31.14	Muhammad Younis		MQM	18,292	26.01	3,604	42.60
	PS-65	Hyderabad-IV	Nadeem Ahmed Siddiqui		MQM	28,170	35.08	Mustansar Billah		PTI	21,355	26.60	6,815	38.32
	PS-66	Hyderabad-V	Mohammad Rashid Khilji		MQM	27,491	34.39	Azhar Muhammad Shaikh		PTI	19,680	24.62	7,811	38.66
	PS-67	Hyderabad-VI	Nasir Hussain Qureshi		MQM	22,563	34.46	Umaid Ali Junejo		PTI	13,403	20.47	9,160	41.63
Tando Muhammad Khan	PS-68	Tando Muhammad Khan-I	Syed Aijaz Hussain Shah		PPP	32,665	42.82	Mir Ali Hyder Talpur		GDA	20,738	27.18	11,927	54.99
	PS-69	Tando Muhammad Khan-II	Abdul Karim Soomro		PPP	32,109	50.80	Abdul Raheem Katiar		GDA	19,486	30.83	12,623	51.82
Badin	PS-70	Badin-I	Bashir Ahmed		PPP	44,415	61.27	Riaz Ahmed		GDA	23,137	31.92	21,278	53.71
	PS-71	Badin-II	Allah Bux Talpur		PPP	38,550	48.95	Mir Abdullah Khan Talpur		GDA	33,047	41.96	5,503	52.41
	PS-72	Badin-III	Hasnain Mirza		GDA	43,113	49.84	Syed Ali Bux Shah		PPP	35,795	41.38	7,318	56.14
	PS-73	Badin-IV	Taj Muhammad Mallah		PPP	37,432	46.13	Fehmida Mirza		GDA	36,517	45.00	915	58.04
	PS-74	Badin-V	Muhammad Ismail Rahoo		PPP	44,956	57.19	Zulfiqar Mirza		GDA	28,895	36.76	16,061	57.84
Sujawal	PS-75	Sujawal-I	Shah Hussain Shah Sheerazi		PPP	61,422	78.27	Muhammad Ismail Memon		MMA	7,362	9.38	54,060	43.55
	PS-76	Sujawal-II	Muhammad Ali Malkani		PPP	49,980	67.73	Ghulam Muhammad Naeemi		TLP	17,832	24.17	32,148	48.80
Thatta	PS-77	Thatta-I	Riaz Hussain Shah Sheerazi		PPP	50,911	76.61	Arslan Bux Brohi		PTI	5,192	7.72	45,719	46.91
	PS-78	Thatta-II	Ali Hassan Zardari		PPP	48,835	84.40	Zaib Niazi		PTI	4,350	7.52	44,485	41.52
	PS-79	Thatta-III	Jam Awais Bijar Khan Jokhio		PPP	43,874	75.77	Mitho Khan Baloch		PTI	4,512	7.79	39,362	41.78
Jamshoro	PS-80	Jamshoro-I	Murad Ali Shah		PPP	50,467	62.94	Syed Jalal Mehmood		SUP	21,915	27.33	28,552	56.78
	PS-81	Jamshoro-II	Giyanoo Mal		PPP	34,957	52.14	Malik Changez Khan		IND	26,975	40.24	7,982	52.09
	PS-82	Jamshoro-III	Asad Sikandar		PPP	40,604	49.69	Sikandar Ali Sohro		IND	36,315	44.44	4,289	59.98
Dadu	PS-83	Dadu-I	Abdul Aziz Junejo		PPP	52,020	56.47	Ahsan Ali Jatoi		PTI	38,030	41.29	13,990	49.04
	PS-84	Dadu-II	Fayaz Ali Butt		PPP	42,232	47.92	Sadaqat Ali Jatoi		PTI	41,091	46.63	1,141	52.44
	PS-85	Dadu-III	Pir Mujeeb ul Haq		PPP	47,393	58.34	Ashique Ali Zahoor		PTI	26,795	32.98	20,598	47.41
	PS-86	Dadu-IV	Syed Salah Shah Jillani		PPP	43,720	50.05	Banda Ali Leghari		PTI	38,794	44.41	4,926	51.43
Malir	PS-87	Karachi Malir-I	Election Postponed
	PS-88	Karachi Malir-II	Muhammad Yousuf Baloch		PPP	22,563	34.84	Muhammad Rizwan Khan		PTI	16,392	25.31	6,171	44.51
	PS-89	Karachi Malir-III	Muhammad Saleem Baloch		PPP	23,937	29.35	Syed Ali Hussain		PTI	18,800	23.05	5,137	42.95
	PS-90	Karachi Malir-IV	Abdul Razak Raja		PPP	16,313	31.11	Shahid Iqbal Arain		PML(N)	9,371	17.87	6,942	44.43
	PS-91	Karachi Malir-V	Mehmood Alam Jamot		PPP	17,880	28.71	Khalil Ur Rehman Jadoon		PTI	12,612	20.25	5,268	45.19
Korangi Karachi	PS-92	Karachi Korangi -I	Muhammad Hussain Khan		MQM	29,889	33.29	Abid Jillani		PTI	25,643	28.56	4,246	42.91
	PS-93	Karachi Korangi-II	Hamid Zafar		MQM	32,570	33.41	Waqas Iqbal		PTI	21,939	22.50	10,631	44.17
	PS-94	Karachi Korangi-III	Syed Hashim Raza Jilani		MQM	32,729	35.96	Muhammad Wajahat		TLP	14,030	15.42	18,699	37.61
	PS-95	Karachi Korangi-IV	Muhammad Javed Hanif Khan		MQM	21,524	36.39	Muhammad Mehboob Ur Rehman		TLP	11,643	19.68	9,880	36.36
	PS-96	Karachi Korangi-V	Ghulam Jellani		MQM	19,864	29.09	Muhammad Abu Bakar		TLP	18,962	27.77	902	38.24
	PS-97	Karachi Korangi-VI	Raja Azhar Khan		PTI	10,473	22.37	Waqar Hussain Shah		MQM	9,395	20.07	1,078	36.86
	PS-98	Karachi Korangi-VII	Adeel Ahmed		PTI	14,415	25.04	Masood Mehmood		MQM	13,006	22.59	1,409	37.03
Karachi East	PS-99	Karachi East-I	Haleem Adil Sheikh		PTI	6,029	28.63	Shahab uddin		PPP	5,402	25.65	627	38.03
	PS-100	Karachi East-II	Kareem Bux Gabol		PTI	17,200	35.86	Taj Muhammad		PPP	7,351	15.32	9,849	38.79
	PS-101	Karachi East-III	Syed Firdous Shamim Naqvi		PTI	28,036	44.84	Muhammad Haroon Siddiqui		MQM	11,534	18.45	16,502	40.63
	PS-102	Karachi East-IV	Arsalan Taj Hussain		PTI	47,949	47.85	Muhammad Arsalan Khan		MQM	17,337	17.30	30,612	41.38
	PS-103	Karachi East-V	Bilal Ahmed Ghaffar		PTI	41,454	43.82	Muhammad Junaid Mukati		MMA	17,729	18.74	23,725	41.15
	PS-104	Karachi East-VI	Saeed Ghani		PPP	27,635	37.53	Irfanullah Khan Marwat		GDA	11,213	15.23	16,422	43.01
	PS-105	Karachi East-VII	Muhammad Ali Aziz		PTI	28,882	32.94	Faisal Rafiq		MQM	20,284	23.14	8,598	37.24
	PS-106	Karachi East-VIII	Jamal Uddin Siddiqui		PTI	25,840	33.76	Muhammad Zaid		MQM	13,163	17.20	12,677	37.93
Karachi South	PS-107	Karachi South-I	Muhammad Younus Soomro		TLP	26,498	30.32	Muhammad Asghar Khan		PTI	16,609	19.01	9,889	40.28
	PS-108	Karachi South-II	Syed Abdul Rasheed		MMA	16,821	21.78	Abdul Nasir Baloch		PTI	15,579	20.17	1,242	38.13
	PS-109	Karachi South-III	Ramzan Ghanchi		PTI	25,345	28.98	Ahmed		TLP	19,913	22.77	5,432	37.50
	PS-110	Karachi South-IV	Khurrum Sher Zaman		PTI	38,884	41.46	Syed Najmi Alam		PPP	14,049	14.98	24,835	40.21
	PS-111	Karachi South-V	Imran Ismail		PTI	30,578	41.77	Sufian		MMA	8,754	11.96	21,824	41.59
Karachi West	PS-112	Karachi West-I	Liaquat Ali Askani		PPP	11,971	24.73	Amjad Iqbal Afridi		PTI	9,394	19.40	2,577	38.36
	PS-113	Karachi West-II	Shah Nawaz Jadoon		PTI	18,691	29.60	Humayun Muhammad Khan		PPP	14,967	23.70	3,724	43.79
	PS-114	Karachi West-III	Muhammad Shabbir Qureshi		PTI	13,325	19.99	Syed Shahid Mian		MQM	12,129	18.19	1,196	38.07
	PS-115	Karachi West-IV	Muhammad Qasim		TLP	21,596	27.08	Abdul Rehman		PTI	15,071	18.90	6,525	41.08
	PS-116	Karachi West-V	Malik Shehzad Awan		PTI	9,966	28.60	Salheen		PML(N)	9,711	27.87	255	36.60
	PS-117	Karachi West-VI	Sadaqat Hussain		MQM	25,441	29.66	Shakeel Ahmed		TLP	17,074	19.90	8,367	49.39
	PS-118	Karachi West-VII	Adeel Shahzad		MQM	18,491	28.71	Malik Muhammad Arif Awan		PTI	12,938	20.09	5,553	36.56
	PS-119	Karachi West-VIII	Ali Khursheedi		MQM	23,532	31.94	Shakeel Akhter		PTI	12,841	17.43	10,691	43.59
	PS-120	Karachi West-IX	Saeed Ahmad Afridi		PTI	14,561	23.06	Ahmed Nadeem Mughal		MQM	12,110	19.18	2,451	36.92
	PS-121	Karachi West-X	Basit Ahmed Siddiqui		MQM	9,936	22.78	Jan Muhammad Gabol		PTI	9,469	21.71	467	37.46
	PS-122	Karachi West-XI	Rabistan Khan		PTI	6,244	21.04	Muhammad Mazahir Amir		MQM	5,476	18.46	768	38.59
Karachi Central	PS-123	Karachi Central-I	Waseemuddin Qureshi		MQM	28,161	36.49	Faizan Muslim		PTI	20,577	26.67	7,584	39.46
	PS-124	Karachi Central-II	Khawaja Izharul Hassan		MQM	26,162	35.05	Muhammad Farooq		TLP	17,909	24.00	8,253	36.70
	PS-125	Karachi Central-III	Abbas Jafri		PTI	30,687	30.84	Abdul Haseeb		MQM	26,818	26.95	3,869	40.44
	PS-126	Karachi Central-IV	Omar Omari		PTI	30,338	31.40	Asif Ali Khan		MQM	25,068	25.95	5,270	38.19
	PS-127	Karachi Central-V	Kunwar Naveed Jamil		MQM	29,939	38.53	Shaikh Mehboob Jilani		PTI	14,424	18.56	15,515	35.32
	PS-128	Karachi Central-VI	Muhammad Abbas Jafri		MQM	29,842	31.38	Nusrat Anwar		PTI	27,771	29.56	2,071	40.12
	PS-129	Karachi Central-VII	Syed Imran Ali Shah		PTI	39,101	41.30	Maaz Muqadam		MQM	17,697	18.69	21,404	41.47
	PS-130	Karachi Central-VIII	Muhammad Riaz Haider		PTI	38,356	36.80	Jamal Ahmed		MQM	33,984	32.60	4,372	41.03

Members elected on Reserved seats

Reserved Seats	Party		Member
Reserved for Women		Pakistan Peoples Party	Shehla Raza
			Shaheena Sher Ali
			Rehana Leghari
			Hina Dastagir
			Sadia Javed
			Nida Khuhro
			Shazia Umar
			Ghazala Siyal
			Shamim Mumtaz
			Farhat Seemi
			Tanzila Ume Habiba Qambrani
			Sajeela Leghari
			Sharmila Faruqui
			Syeda Marvi Faseeh
			Heer Soho
			Kulsoom Akhtar Chandio
			Parveen Bashir Qaimkhani
		Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf	Sidra Imran
			Seema Zia
			Rabia Azfar Nizami
			Dua Bhutto
			Adeeba Hassan
		Muttahida Qaumi Movement	Mangla Sharma
			Rana Ansar
			Shahana Ashar
			Rabia Khatoon
		Grand Democratic Alliance	Nusrat Seher Abbasi
			Naseem Rajpar
		Tehreek-i-Labbaik Pakistan	Sarwat Fatima
Reserved for Non-Muslims		Pakistan Peoples Party	Rana Hamir Singh
			Mukesh Kumar Chawla
			Lal Chand Ukrani
			Anthony Naveed
			Surendar Valasai
		Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf	Sanjay Gangwani
			Sachanand
		Muttahida Qaumi Movement	Sanjay Perwani
		Grand Democratic Alliance	Nand Kumar

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