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ECP issues notifications for by-polls winners in NA and PA seats

However, Bilal Badr, brother of Talal Chaudhry, who won NA-96 Faisalabad, has had his notification withheld due to violations of the code of conduct.

ISLAMABAD: The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has issued notifications for candidates who won in recent by-elections, covering 5 National Assembly (NA) seats and 7 Provincial Assembly (PA) seats.

For the National Assembly, the ECP issued notifications for:

NA-18 Haripur: Babar Nawaz Khan

NA-104 Faisalabad: Daniyal Ahmed

NA-129 Lahore: Muhammad Noman

NA-143 Sahiwal: Muhammad Tufail

NA-185: Mehmood Qadir Khan

However, Bilal Badr, brother of Talal Chaudhry, who won NA-96 Faisalabad, has had his notification withheld due to violations of the code of conduct.

On the Punjab Provincial Assembly front, the ECP issued notifications for:

PP-73: Mian Sultan Ali

PP-87: Ali Haider Noor

PP-98: Azad Ali Tabassum

PP-115: Muhammad Tahir Pervez

PP-116: Ahmed Shaharyar

PP-203: Muhammad Hanif

PP-206: Mian Alamdar Abbas

Overall, 12 of the winning candidates belong to Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), while one candidate is from the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP).

The results underscore PML-N’s dominant performance in the recent by-elections, securing all 6 NA seats and 6 out of 7 PA seats in Punjab.

Earlier, Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has released voter turnout figures for the by-elections held on six National Assembly and seven Provincial Assembly constituencies.

According to the ECP, the overall voter turnout in the by-elections stood at 28.58%.

In the National Assembly constituencies, NA-18 Haripur recorded the highest turnout at 50.82%, followed by NA-185 with 32.61%. Turnout in NA-96 Faisalabad was 26.46%, while NA-143 Sahiwal saw 21.43% voter participation.

The ECP further reported that NA-129 Lahore registered a turnout of 18.67%, and NA-104 Faisalabad had the lowest turnout at 13.23%.

In the Provincial Assembly seats, PP-269 Muzaffargarh recorded a high turnout of 50.82%, while PP-98 Faisalabad saw 36.82% voter participation.

As per the data, turnout in PP-73 Sargodha was 34.45%, PP-87 Mianwali saw 27%, PP-116 Faisalabad recorded 22.94%, and PP-203 Sahiwal had 22.4% turnout.

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