List of constituencies of Pakistan
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The following is a list of constituencies of Pakistan for elected seats in the National Assembly ({{langx|ur|{{Nastaliq|ایوان زیریں پاکستان}}}}), which is the lower house of the Parliament of Pakistan, and Provincial/Legislative Assemblies of Pakistan (Punjab, Sindh, Balochistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Gilgit-Baltistan, Azad Jammu and Kashmir)
List of National Assembly constituencies
The name of a constituency of the National Assembly is as follows: NA (National Assembly) followed by a consecutive number. A member of the National Assembly is called an MNA. The following is a list of the seats allocated by province in the Constitution of Pakistan for the National Assembly.
This Table shows constituencies after the 25th Amendment to Constitution of Pakistan.
File:Pakistan National Assembly constituencies (2023 delimitation).svg
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Detail | General | Women | Non-Muslims | Total |
---|---|---|---|---|
Punjab | 141 | 32 | rowspan="5" | 10 | 173 |
Sindh | 61 | 14
|75 | ||
Khyber Pakhtunkhawa | 45 | 10
|55 | ||
Balochistan
|16 |4 |20 | ||||
Islamabad
|3 | - |3 | ||||
Total
|266 |60 |10 |336 |
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|+Provincial and District wise Distribution of National Assembly Seats ! rowspan="3" |Province ! rowspan="3" |Division ! rowspan="3" |District ! colspan="4" |Seats ! rowspan="3" |Total |
colspan="2" |General
! colspan="2" |Reserved for |
---|
District
!Division !Women !Non-Muslims |
rowspan="38" |Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
| rowspan="9" |Malakand | rowspan="2" |1 | rowspan="9" |11 | rowspan="37" |10 | rowspan="150" |10 | rowspan="150" | |
Lower Chitral |
Swat
|3 |
Upper Dir
|1 |
Lower Dir
|2 |
Bajaur
|1 |
Malakand
|1 |
Buner
|1 |
Shangla
|1 |
rowspan="9" |Hazara
| rowspan="3" |1 | rowspan="9" |7 |
Lower Kohistan |
Kolai-Palas |
Battagram
|1 |
rowspan="2" |Mansehra
|1 |
rowspan="2" |1 |
Torghar |
Abbottabad
|2 |
Haripur
|1 |
rowspan="2" |Mardan
|2 | rowspan="2" |5 |
Mardan
|3 |
rowspan="5" |Peshawar
|2 | rowspan="5" |11 |
Mohmand
|1 |
Khyber
|1 |
Peshawar
|5 |
Nowshera
|2 |
rowspan="5" |Kohat
|1 | rowspan="5" |4 |
Hangu
| rowspan="2" |1 |
Orakzai |
Kurram
|1 |
Karak
|1 |
rowspan="3" |Bannu
|1 | rowspan="3" |3 |
North Waziristan
|1 |
Lakki Marwat
|1 |
rowspan="4" |D.I Khan
| rowspan="2" |1 | rowspan="4" |4 |
Upper South Waziristan |
Tank
|1 |
Dera Ismail Khan
|2 |
colspan="2" |Total Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
! colspan="2" |45 !10 |
rowspan="2" |Islamabad
| - |3 | - | |
colspan="2" |Total Islamabad
! colspan="2" |3 !- |
rowspan="42" |Punjab
| rowspan="5" |Rawalpindi |2 | rowspan="5" |12 | rowspan="41" |32 |
Murree
|1 |
Rawalpindi
|6 |
Chakwal
|1 |
Jhelum
|2 |
rowspan="4" |Gujrat
|4 | rowspan="4" |8 |
Wazirabad
|1 |
Mandi Bahauddin
|2 |
Hafizabad
|1 |
rowspan="3" |Gujranwala
|5 | rowspan="3" |12 |
Narowal
|2 |
Gujranwala
|5 |
rowspan="2" |Sargodha
|5 | rowspan="2" |7 |
Khushab
|2 |
rowspan="3" |Mianwali
|1 | rowspan="3" |5 |
Mianwali
|2 |
Bhakkar
|2 |
rowspan="4" |Faisalabad
|2 | rowspan="4" |18 |
Faisalabad
|10 |
Toba Tek Singh
|3 |
Jhang
|3 |
rowspan="4" |Lahore
|2 | rowspan="4" |24 |
Sheikhupura
|4 |
Lahore
|14 |
Kasur
|4 |
rowspan="3" |Sahiwal
|4 | rowspan="3" |9 |
Pakpattan
|2 |
Sahiwal
|3 |
rowspan="4" |Multan
|4 | rowspan="4" |16 |
Multan
|6 |
Lodhran
|2 |
Vehari
|4 |
rowspan="3" |Bahawalpur
|4 | rowspan="3" |15 |
Bahawalpur
|5 |
Rahim Yar Khan
|6 |
rowspan="6" |D.G Khan
|4 | rowspan="6" |15 |
Kot Addu
|2 |
Layyah
|2 |
Taunsa
|1 |
Dera Ghazi Khan
|3 |
Rajanpur
|3 |
colspan="2" |Total Punjab
! colspan="2" |141 !32 |
rowspan="31" |Sindh
| rowspan="5" |Larkana |1 | rowspan="5" |8 | rowspan="30" |14 |
Kashmore
|2 |
Shikarpur
|1 |
Larkana
|2 |
Qambar Shahdadkot
|2 |
rowspan="3" |Sukkur
|2 | rowspan="3" |7 |
Sukkur
|2 |
Khairpur
|3 |
rowspan="3" |Nawabshah
|2 | rowspan="3" |6 |
Nawabshah
|2 |
Sanghar
|2 |
rowspan="3" |Mirpur Khas
|2 | rowspan="3" |5 |
Umerkot
|1 |
Tharparkar
|2 |
rowspan="9" |Hyderabad
|1 | rowspan="9" |13 |
Tando Allahyar
|1 |
Hyderabad
|3 |
Tando Muhammad Khan
|1 |
Jamshoro
|1 |
Dadu
|2 |
Badin
|2 |
Sujawal
|1 |
Thatta
|1 |
rowspan="7" |Karachi
|3 | rowspan="7" |22 |
Korangi
|3 |
Karachi East
|4 |
Karachi South
|3 |
Keamari
|2 |
Karachi West
|3 |
Karachi Central
|4 |
colspan="2" |Total Sindh
! colspan="2" |61 !14 |
rowspan="37" |Balochistan
| rowspan="3" |Zhob | rowspan="3" |1 | rowspan="3" |1 | rowspan="36" |4 |
Zhob |
Killa Saifullah |
rowspan="4" |Loralai
| rowspan="4" |1 | rowspan="4" |1 |
Barkhan |
Loralai |
Duki |
rowspan="5" |Sibi
| rowspan="5" |1 | rowspan="5" |1 |
Harnai |
Sibi |
Kohlu |
Dera Bugti |
rowspan="6" |Nasirabad
| rowspan="3" |1 | rowspan="6" |2 |
Kachhi |
Nasirabad |
Sohbatpur
| rowspan="3" |1 |
Jafarabad |
Usta Muhammad |
rowspan="3" |Makran
| rowspan="2" |1 | rowspan="3" |2 |
Kech |
Panjgur
|1 |
rowspan="7" |Kalat
|1 | rowspan="7" |3 |
Hub
| rowspan="3" |1 |
Lasbela |
Awaran |
Surab
| rowspan="3" |1 |
Kalat |
Mastung |
rowspan="4" |Rakhshan
| rowspan="4" |1 | rowspan="4" |1 |
Chagai |
Kharan |
Nushki |
rowspan="4" |Quetta
|3 | rowspan="4" |5 |
Pishin
|1 |
Killa Abdullah
| rowspan="2" |1 |
Chaman |
colspan="2" |Total Balochistan
! colspan="2" |16 !4 |
colspan="3" |Total Pakistan
! colspan="2" |266 !60 !10 !336 |
List of Provincial Assemblies constituencies
= Punjab =
The name of a constituency of the Provincial Assembly of the Punjab is as follows: PP (Province of Punjab) followed by a number. A member of the Provincial Assembly is called an MPA. The following table shows the distribution of seats of the Assembly among the districts of Punjab. 297 general seats are directly elected through the first-past-the-post system, where as 66 seats reserved for women and 8 seats reserved for non-Muslims are indirectly elected through proportional representation based on the proportion of general seats won by each party.
File:Punjab Provincial Assembly constituencies (2023 delimitation).svg
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rowspan="2" |Division
! rowspan="2" | District | colspan="2" | General | rowspan="2" | Women
! rowspan="2" |Non-Muslims | rowspan="2" |Total |
---|---|---|---|
District
!Division | |||
rowspan="5" |Rawalpindi | 5
| rowspan="5" |24 | rowspan="41" | 66
| rowspan="41" |8 | rowspan="41" | |
Murree
|1 | |||
Rawalpindi | 13 | ||
Chakwal | 2 | ||
Jhelum
|3 | |||
rowspan="4" |Gujrat
|8 | rowspan="4" |17 | |||
Wazirabad
|2 | |||
Hafizabad
|3 | |||
Mandi Bahauddin
|4 | |||
rowspan="3" |Gujranwala
|10 | rowspan="3" |27 | |||
Narowal
|5 | |||
Gujranwala
|12 | |||
rowspan="2" |Sargodha
|10 | rowspan="2" |14 | |||
Khushab
|4 | |||
rowspan="3" |Mianwali
|2 | rowspan="3" |11 | |||
Mianwali
|4 | |||
Bhakkar
|5 | |||
rowspan="4" |Faisalabad
|4 | rowspan="4" |38 | |||
Faisalabad
|21 | |||
Toba Tek Singh
|6 | |||
Jhang
|7 | |||
rowspan="4" |Lahore
|4 | rowspan="4" |53 | |||
Sheikhupura
|9 | |||
Lahore
|30 | |||
Kasur
|10 | |||
rowspan="3" |Sahiwal
|8 | rowspan="3" |20 | |||
Pakpattan
|5 | |||
Sahiwal
|7 | |||
rowspan="4" |Multan
|8 | rowspan="4" |32 | |||
Multan
|12 | |||
Lodhran
|4 | |||
Vehari
|8 | |||
rowspan="3" |Bahawalpur
|8 | rowspan="3" |31 | |||
Bahawalpur
|10 | |||
Rahim Yar Khan
|13 | |||
rowspan="6" |Dera Ghazi Khan
|8 | rowspan="6" |30 | |||
Kot Addu
|3 | |||
Layyah
|5 | |||
Taunsa
|2 | |||
Dera Ghazi Khan
|6 | |||
Rajanpur
|6 | |||
colspan="2" |Total
| colspan="2" |297 |66 |8 |371 |
= Sindh =
File:Sindh Provincial Assembly constituencies (2023 delimitation).svg
The name of a constituency of Provincial Assembly of Sindh is called PS (Province of Sindh) followed by a number. A member of the Provincial Assembly is called an MPA. There are 168 seats in the Assembly, with 130 being general seats, 29 being reserved seats for women, and 9 being reserved seats for non-Muslims.
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rowspan="2" |Division
! rowspan="2" |District ! colspan="2" |General | rowspan="2" | Women | rowspan="2" | Non-Muslims | rowspan="2" |Total |
---|---|---|---|
District
!Division | |||
rowspan="5" |Larkana
|3 | rowspan="5" |17 | rowspan="30" | 29 | rowspan="30" | 9 | rowspan="30" | |
Kashmore
|3 | |||
Shikarpur
|3 | |||
Larkana
|4 | |||
Qambar Shahdadkot
|4 | |||
rowspan="3" |Sukkur
|4 | rowspan="3" |14 | |||
Sukkur
|4 | |||
Khairpur
|6 | |||
rowspan="3" |Nawabshah
|4 | rowspan="3" |13 | |||
Nawabshah
|4 | |||
Sanghar
|5 | |||
rowspan="3" |Mirpur Khas
|4 | rowspan="3" |11 | |||
Umerkot
|3 | |||
Tharparkar
|4 | |||
rowspan="9" |Hyderabad
|5 | rowspan="9" |28 | |||
Matiari
|2 | |||
Sujawal
|2 | |||
Tando Allahyar
|2 | |||
Thatta
|2 | |||
Hyderabad
|6 | |||
Tando Muhammad Khan
|2 | |||
Jamshoro
|3 | |||
Dadu
|4 | |||
rowspan="7" |Karachi
|6 | rowspan="7" |47 | |||
Korangi
|7 | |||
Karachi East
|9 | |||
Karachi South
|5 | |||
Keamari
|5 | |||
Karachi West
|6 | |||
Karachi Central
|9 | |||
colspan="2" |Total
| colspan="2" |130 |29 |9 |168 |
= Balochistan =
File:Balochistan Provincial Assembly constituencies (2023 delimitation).svg
The name of a constituency of Provincial Assembly of Balochistan is as follows: PB (Province of Balochistan) followed by a number. A member of the Provincial Assembly is called an MPA. There are 65 seats in this assembly, with 51 being general seats, 11 being reserved seats for women, and 3 being reserved seats for non-Muslims.
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rowspan="2" |Division
! rowspan="2" | District | colspan="2" | General | rowspan="2" | Women | rowspan="2" | Non-Muslims | rowspan="2" |Total |
---|---|---|---|---|
District
!Division | ||||
rowspan="4" |Zhob
| rowspan="2" |1 | rowspan="4" |3 | rowspan="38" |11 | rowspan="38" |3 | rowspan="38" | | ||||
rowspan="2" |Zhob | ||||
1 | ||||
Killa Saifullah
|1 | ||||
rowspan="4" |Loralai
| rowspan="2" |1 | rowspan="4" |3 | ||||
Barkhan | ||||
Loralai
|1 | ||||
Dukki
|1 | ||||
rowspan="5" |Sibi
| rowspan="2" |1 | rowspan="5" |4 | ||||
Harnai | ||||
Sibi
|1 | ||||
Kohlu
|1 | ||||
Dera Bugti
|1 | ||||
rowspan="6" |Nasirabad
|1 | rowspan="6" |7 | ||||
Kachhi
|1 | ||||
Nasirabad
|2 | ||||
Sohbatpur
|1 | ||||
Jafarabad
|1 | ||||
Usta Muhammad
|1 | ||||
rowspan="7" |Kalat
|3 | rowspan="7" |9 | ||||
Surab
|1 | ||||
Kalat
|1 | ||||
Mastung
|1 | ||||
Awaran
|1 | ||||
Hub
|1 | ||||
Lasbela
|1 | ||||
rowspan="3" |Makran
|1 | rowspan="3" |6 | ||||
Kech
|4 | ||||
Panjgur
|1 | ||||
rowspan="4" |Rakhshan
|1 | rowspan="4" |4 | ||||
Chagai
|1 | ||||
Kharan
|1 | ||||
Nushki
|1 | ||||
rowspan="5" |Quetta
|9 | rowspan="5" |15 | ||||
Karezat
|1 | ||||
Pishin
|2 | ||||
Killa Abdullah
|1 | ||||
Chaman
|2 | ||||
|Total
| colspan="2" |51 |11 |3 |65 |
= Khyber Pakhtunkhwa =
File:Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Provincial Assembly constituencies (2023 delimitation).svg
The name of a constituency of the Provincial Assembly of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is as follows: PK (Province of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa) followed by a number. A member of the Provincial Assembly is called an MPA. There are 145 seats in the Assembly, with 115 being general seats, 26 being reserved seats for women, and 4 being reserved seats for non-Muslims.
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rowspan="2" |Division
! rowspan="2" | District | colspan="2" | General | rowspan="2" | Women | rowspan="2" | Non-Muslims | rowspan="2" |Total |
---|---|---|---|---|
District
!Division | ||||
rowspan="9" |Malakand | 1
| rowspan="9" |27 | rowspan="36" | 26 | rowspan="36" | 4 | rowspan="36" | |
Lower Chitral
|1 | ||||
Swat
|7 | ||||
Upper Dir
|3 | ||||
Lower Dir
|5 | ||||
Bajaur
|3 | ||||
Malakand
|2 | ||||
Buner
|3 | ||||
Shangla
|2 | ||||
rowspan="8" |Hazara
|1 | rowspan="8" |18 | ||||
Lower Kohistan
|1 | ||||
Kolai-Palas
|1 | ||||
Battagram
|2 | ||||
Mansehra
|5 | ||||
Torghar
|1 | ||||
Abbottabad
|4 | ||||
Haripur
|3 | ||||
rowspan="2" |Mardan
|5 | rowspan="2" |13 | ||||
Mardan
|8 | ||||
rowspan="5" |Peshawar
|5 | rowspan="5" |29 | ||||
Mohmand
|2 | ||||
Khyber
|3 | ||||
Peshawar
|14 | ||||
Nowshera
|5 | ||||
rowspan="5" |Kohat
|4 | rowspan="5" |11 | ||||
Hangu
|2 | ||||
Orakzai
|1 | ||||
Kurram
|2 | ||||
Karak
|2 | ||||
rowspan="3" |Bannu
|4 | rowspan="3" |9 | ||||
North Waziristan
|2 | ||||
Lakki Marwat
|3 | ||||
rowspan="4" |D I Khan
|Tank |1 | rowspan="4" |8 | ||||
Upper South Waziristan
|1 | ||||
Lower South Waziristan
|1 | ||||
Dera Ismail Khan
|5 | ||||
|Total
| colspan="2" |115 |26 |4 |145 |
= Gilgit Baltistan =
File:Gilgit Baltistan Assembly Constituency Map.png
The constituency of Gilgit Baltistan Assembly is called GBA (Gilgit Baltistan Assembly). A total of 33 seats are in the assembly.
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Detail | General | Women | Technocrats | Total |
---|---|---|---|---|
Gilgit | 3 | rowspan="13" | 6 | rowspan="13" | 3 | rowspan="13" | |
Hunza | 1 | |||
Nagar
|2 | ||||
Skardu | 4 | |||
Kharmang
|1 | ||||
Shigar
|1 | ||||
Astore
|2 | ||||
Tangir
|1 | ||||
Darel
|1 | ||||
Diamir
|2 | ||||
Ghizer
|2 | ||||
Gupis–Yasin
|1 | ||||
Ghanche
|3 | ||||
Total
|24 |6 |3 |33 |
Constituencies of Gilgit Baltistan.
Below table shows constituencies of Gilgit Baltistan.
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! colspan="3" |Constituencies of Gilgit Baltistan |
District |
---|
rowspan="3" |Gilgit
|30,556 |
GBA-2 Gilgit-II
|33,733 |
GBA-3 Gilgit-III
|34,103 |
rowspan="2" |Nagar
|18,805 |
GBA-5 Nagar-II
|11,989 |
Hunza
|36,427 |
rowspan="4" |Skardu
|16,552 |
GBA-8 Skardu-II
|34,210 |
GBA-9 Skardu-III
|20,559 |
GBA-10 Skardu-IV
|21,806 |
Kharmang
|21,941 |
Shigar
|30,402 |
rowspan="2" |Astore
|27,677 |
GBA-14 Astore-II
|24,398 |
rowspan="2" |Diamir
|26,789 |
GBA-16 (Diamer-II)
|28,058 |
Tangir
|25,617 |
Darel
|15,645 |
Ghizer
|31,240 |
Gupis–Yasin
|34,384 |
Ghizer
|27,566 |
rowspan="3" |Ghanche
|24,716 |
GBA-23 Ghanche-II
|23,288 |
GBA-24 Ghanche-III
|16,844 |
colspan="2" |Total
|6,17,305 |
= Azad Jammu and Kashmir =
{{Main|List of Azad Kashmir Legislative Assembly constituencies}}
File:Azad Kashmir Assembly Constituency Map.png
The constituency of Azad Kashmir Assembly is called LA (Legislative Assembly).
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District | General | Women | Technocrat
!Ulema !Overseas | Total |
---|---|---|---|---|
Mirpur | 4 | rowspan="12" | 5 | rowspan="12" | 1
| rowspan="12" |1 | rowspan="12" |1 | rowspan="12" | |
Bhimber | 3 | |||
Kotli | 5 | |||
Bagh
|3 | ||||
Haveli
|1 | ||||
Poonch
|4 | ||||
Sudhnoti
|2 | ||||
Neelum
|1 | ||||
Muzaffarabad
|4 | ||||
Hattian Bala
|2 | ||||
Jammu and others{{Cite web|url=http://www.ajkassembly.gok.pk/ajkintroduction.htm|title=Azad Jammu & Kashmir Legislative Assembly|website=www.ajkassembly.gok.pk|access-date=2019-07-20}}
|6 | ||||
Kashmir Valley{{Cite web|url=http://www.ajkassembly.gok.pk/ajkintroduction.htm|title=Azad Jammu & Kashmir Legislative Assembly|website=www.ajkassembly.gok.pk|access-date=2019-07-20}}
|6 | ||||
Total
|41 |5 |1 |1 |1 |49 |
Tables show list of constituencies of provincial assemblies of Pakistan.
Constituencies of Azad Kashmir.
Below table shows constituencies of Azad Kashmir.
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! colspan="5" |Constituencies of Azad Kashmir |
rowspan="2" |District {{Cite web|url=http://ajkpolitics.blogspot.com/2011/06/constituencies-in-azad-kashmir-ajk.html#|title=Azad Kashmir Spectator: Constituencies in Azad Kashmir {{!}} AJK Polls|access-date=2016-02-21}}
! rowspan="2" |Provincial Assembly ! colspan="3" |Number of Voters{{Cite web|last=Raza|first=Ghalib|title=General Elections, 2021-Election Commission Of AJ&K|url=https://ec.ajk.gov.pk/election-results|access-date=2021-07-29|website=ec.ajk.gov.pk|language=en}} |
---|
Male
!Female !Total |
rowspan="4" |Mirpur
|LA-1 |48,216 |45,264 |93,480 |
LA-2
|44,101 |40,885 |84,986 |
LA-3
|45,447 |40,470 |85,917 |
LA-4
|45,759 |41,281 |87,040 |
rowspan="3" |Bhimber
|LA-5 |45,979 |36,641 |82,620 |
LA-6
|50,090 |42,798 |92,888 |
LA-7
|59,581 |52,448 |96459 |
rowspan="5" |Kotli
|LA-8 |40,925 |32,196 |73,121 |
LA-9
|47,375 |39,247 |86,622 |
LA-10
|39,397 |31,136 |70,533 |
LA-11
|57,429 |48,398 |105,827 |
LA-12
|57,838 |48,590 |106,428 |
rowspan="3" |Bagh
|52,955 |43,265 |96,220 |
LA-14
|54,302 |48,189 |102,491 |
LA-15
|51,703 |44,860 |96,563 |
Haveli
|47,491 |40,323 |87,814 |
rowspan="4" |Poonch
|52,835 |45,067 |97,902 |
LA-18
|50,758 |43,750 |94,508 |
LA-19
|46,515 |39,263 |85,778 |
LA-20
|33,993 |30,106 |64,099 |
rowspan="2" |Sudhnoti
|31,126 |28,547 |59,673 |
LA-22
|44,983 |39,693 |84,676 |
Neelam
|57,671 |49,840 |107,511 |
rowspan="4" |Muzaffarabad
|53,059 |45,300 |98,359 |
LA-25
|34,976 |29,255 |64,231 |
LA-26
|32,153 |26,817 |58,970 |
LA-27
|48,529 |39,177 |87,706 |
rowspan="2" |Hattian Bala
|44,943 |36,568 |81,511 |
LA-29
|33,395 |30,199 |63,594 |
|LA-30
|31,233 |25,797 |5,7030 |
|LA-31
|58,074 |48,506 |106,580 |
|LA-32
|39,299 |31,566 |70,865 |
|LA-33
|37,173 |30,695 |67,868 |
rowspan="6" |Jammu & Others
|9,810 |7,953 |17,763 |
LA-35
|47,580 |34,967 |82,547 |
LA-36
|55,423 |38,381 |93,804 |
LA-37
|56,944 |38,750 |95,694 |
LA-38
|27,795 |20,709 |48,504 |
LA-39
|19,549 |16,906 |36,455 |
rowspan="6" |Kashmir Valley
|2,670 |2,657 |5,327 |
LA-41
|2,736 |2,314 |5,050 |
LA-42
|2,420 |2,041 |4,461 |
LA-43
|1,322 |1,135 |2,457 |
LA-44
|3,376 |2,964 |6,340 |
LA-45
|3,860 |3,091 |6,951 |
colspan="2" |Total voters
|1,752,788 |1,468,005 |3,220,793 |
National Assembly and Provincial Assembly Seat segments list
Constituency name of National Assembly along with the name of Provincial Assemblies in the same area with the area name.
See also
References
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- {{cite web|url=http://www.pabalochistan.gov.pk/|title=Welcome to the Website of Provincial Assembly of Balochistan|publisher=pabalochistan.gov.pk|access-date=2014-07-22}}
- {{cite web|url=http://www.pap.gov.pk/|title=Welcome to Provincial Assembly of Punjab|publisher=pap.gov.pk|access-date=2014-07-22}}
- {{cite web|url=http://www.pakp.gov.pk/|title=KP Assembly|publisher=pakp.gov.pk|access-date=2014-07-22}}
- {{cite web|url=http://www.pas.gov.pk/|title=Welcome to the Website of Provincial Assembly of Sindh|publisher=pas.gov.pk|access-date=2014-07-22}}
- {{cite web|url=http://www.ecp.gov.pk/|title=Election Commission of Pakistan|publisher=ecp.gov.pk|access-date=2014-07-22}}
- {{cite web|url=http://elections.com.pk/|title=Pakistan Elections | Pakistan Elections 2013|publisher=elections.com.pk|access-date=2014-07-22|url-status=dead|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140716011719/http://www.elections.com.pk/|archive-date=2014-07-16}}
[https://web.archive.org/web/20060811062602/http://www.mofa.gov.pk/Publications/constitution.pdf Constitution of Pakistan in PDF]
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