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Constituency-Wise Detailed Results Nwfp Province CONSTITUENCY-WISE DETAILED RESULTS NWFP PROVINCE SL.No. Constesting candidates Party Affiliation Votes Polled NA-1 PESHAWAR-I 1 Rabia Mufti Advocate Pak Wattan Party 478 2 Mr.Sajid Abdullah Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf 2029 3 Mr.Shabir Ahmad Muttahidda Majlis-e-Amal Pakistan 37179 4 Mr.Usman Bashir Bilour Awami National Party 23002 5 Mr.Muhammad Khurshid Khan Advocate Independent 1537 6 Mr.Muhammad Muazzam Butt Pakistan Muslim League(QA) 1417 Valid Votes 65642 Rejected Votes 1552 Total Votes 67194 Registered Voters 233907 Percentage of Votes Polled to Registered Voters 28.73 % NA-2 PESHAWAR -II 1 Mr.Khalid Ayub Pakistan Awami Tehreek 1575 2 Dr. Arbab Alamgir Khan Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians 15771 3 Mr.Abdul Manan Akhunzada Advocate Pakistan Peoples party(Sherpao) 926 4 Maulana Rehmat Ullah Muttahidda Majlis-e-Amal Pakistan 37728 Valid Votes 56000 Rejected Votes 1367 Total Votes 57367 Registered Voters 216587 Percentage of Votes Polled to Registered Voters 26.49 % NA-3 PESHAWAR -III 1 Mr.Akhtar Ali Khan Nahaqi Independent 183 2 Mr.Arbab Muhammad Ayub Jan National Alliance 8838 3 Mr.Iqbal Zafar Jhagra Pakistan Muslim League(N) 5956 4 Mr.Saleem Akbar Khan Pakistan Awami Tehreek 748 5 Qari Fayazur Rehman Alvi Muttahidda Majlis-e-Amal Pakistan 33567 6 Mr.Kiramatullah Khan Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians 14662 7 Mr.Hidayatullah Khan Pakistan Peoples party(Sherpao) 3403 Valid Votes 67357 Rejected Votes 1955 Total Votes 69312 Registered Voters 226299 Percentage of Votes Polled to Registered Voters 30.63 % NA-4 PESHAWAR -IV 1 Mr.Sabir Hussain Awan Muttahidda Majlis-e-Amal Pakistan 28728 2 Mr.Arbab Muhammad Zahir Khan Awami National Party 16660 3 Mr.Arbab Shabeer Ahmad Advocate Pakistan Muslim League(QA) 6266 4 Haji Abdur Raziq Pakistan Muslim League(N) 4887 5 Haji Javed Iqbal Barki Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf 4500 6 Mr.Muhammad Intikhab Khan Pakistan Muslim League(Z) 2556 Valid Votes 63597 Rejected Votes 2226 Total Votes 65823 Registered Voters 222276 Percentage of Votes Polled to Registered Voters 29.61 % Asghar/Tanveer NA-5 NOWSHERA -I 1 Qazi Hussain Ahmad Muttahidda Majlis-e-Amal Pakistan 40879 2 Mian Rashid Ali Shah Awami National Party 11944 3 Mr.Naseer Ullah Khan Babar Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians 22189 Valid Votes 75012 Rejected Votes 2153 Total Votes 77165 Registered Voters 206271 Percentage of Votes Polled to Registered Voters 37.41 % NA-6 Nowshera-II 1 Mr.Afsar Shah National Alliance 931 2 Haji Sher Zada Khan Awami National Party 9355 3 Maulana Hamid-ul-Haq Haqani Muttahidda Majlis-e-Amal Pakistan 33242 4 Mian Muzaffar Shah Pakistan Peoples Party(Sherpao) 5810 5 Mr.Naseer Ullah Khan Babar Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians 16655 Valid Votes 65993 Rejected Votes 2467 Total Votes 68460 Registered Voters 194949 Percentage of Votes Polled to Registered Voters 35.12 % NA-7 Charsadda-I 1 Mr.Asfandyar Wali Khan Awami National Party 31364 2 Maulana Muhammad Gohar Shah Muttahidda Majlis-e-Amal Pakistan 55917 Valid Votes 87281 Rejected Votes 2099 Total Votes 89380 Registered Voters 242084 Percentage of Votes Polled to Registered Voters 36.92 % NA-8 Charsdda-II 1 Mr.Iftikhar Khan Matta Awami National Party 18346 2 Mr.Aftab Ahmad Khan Sherpao Pakistan Peoples party(Sherpao) 42326 3 Haji Sharifullah Khan Independent 1105 4 Mr.Shamas Khan Pakistan Mazdoor Kissan Party 962 Valid Votes 62739 Rejected Votes 1673 Total Votes 64412 Registered Voters 217430 Percentage of Votes Polled to Registered Voters 29.62 % NA-9 Mardan-I 1 Mr.Iqbal Khan Independent 270 2 Mr.Sarfaraz Khan Independent 1417 3 Mr.Shujaul Mulk Muttahidda Majlis-e-Amal Pakistan 54479 4 Mr.Abbas Sarfaraz Khan Independent 15376 5 Mr.Murad Khan Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians 5077 6 Mr.Yousaf Shah Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf 1049 Valid Votes 77668 Rejected Votes 1722 Total Votes 79390 Registered Voters 221113 Percentage of Votes Polled to Registered Voters 35.90 % Asghar/Tanveer NA-10 Mardan-II 1 Mr.Jehanzeb Salik Independent 566 2 Mr.Rahim Dad Khan Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians 14541 3 Mr.Sher Muhammad Khan Pakistan Muslim League(QA) 2858 4 Maulana Muhammad Qasim Muttahidda Majlis-e-Amal Pakistan 69726 Valid Votes 87691 Rejected Votes 1713 Total Votes 89404 Registered Voters 223817 Percentage of Votes Polled to Registered Voters 39.95 % NA-11 Mardan-III 1 Mr.Habib Ullah Khan Awami National Party 14462 2 Dr. Muhammad Afzal Khan Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf 5923 3 Maulana Attaur-Rehman Muttahidda Majlis-e-Amal Pakistan 51918 Valid Votes 72303 Rejected Votes 1757 Total Votes 74060 Registered Voters 223487 Percentage of Votes Polled to Registered Voters 33.14 % NA-12 Sawabi-I 1 Mr.Khalid Jehangir Pakistan Muslim League(Z) 967 2 Mr.Shehryar Khan Awami National Party 32038 3 Mr.Muhammad Usman Muttahidda Majlis-e-Amal Pakistan 53825 Valid Votes 86830 Rejected Votes 2009 Total Votes 88839 Registered Voters 236270 Percentage of Votes Polled to Registered Voters 37.60 % NA-13 Sawabi-II 1 Mr.Asad Qaisar Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf 766 2 Mr.Iftikhar Khan Pakistan Muslim League(N) 16749 3 Professor Munawar Khan National Alliance 1853 4 Mr.Muhammad Sadiq Khan Awami National Party 19471 5 Maulana Khalil Ahmed Muttahidda Majlis-e-Amal Pakistan 50096 Valid Votes 88935 Rejected Votes 2515 Total Votes 91450 Registered Voters 237950 Percentage of Votes Polled to Registered Voters 38.43 % Asghar/Tanveer NA-14 Kohat 1 Mr.Javed Ibrahim Paracha Pakistan Muslim League(N) 2712 2 Syed Iftikhar Hussain Gillani Pakistan Muslim League(QA) 14277 3 Syed Mazher Ali Shah Pak Wattan Party 599 4 Mr.Saifullah Khan Khattak Advocate Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians 7205 5 Mr.Shah Baz Gul Shinwari National Alliance 1520 6 Mr.Sheharyar Afridi Independent 12083 7 Mr.Fazal Rahim Khattak Awami National Party 11299 8 Mufti Ibrar Sultan Muttahidda Majlis-e-Amal Pakistan 46130 Valid Votes 95825 Rejected Votes 3748 Total Votes 99573 Registered Voters 317082 Percentage of Votes Polled to Registered Voters 31.40 % NA-15 Karak 1 Mr.Ajmal Khan Independent 9443 2 Mr.Badshah Jan Pakistan Pakhtoonkhawa Milli Awami Party 193 3 Mr.Rehmat Salam Pakistan Muslim League(N) 13381 4 Mr.Said Ullah Shah Pakistan Peoples Party(Sherpao) 3237 5 Mr.Shah Abdul Aziz Muttahidda Majlis-e-Amal Pakistan 31325 6 Mr.Imran Ahmad Khan Niazi Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf 9972 7 Farzana Masood Independent 83 8 Mr.Muhammad Iqbal Independent 75 9 Mr.Muhammad Amin Khattak Awami National Party 9110 10 Mr.Masood Sharif Khattak Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians 17712 11 Mir Zakim Khan Independent 1113 Valid Votes 95644 Rejected Votes 1780 Total Votes 97424 Registered Voters 251508 Percentage of Votes Polled to Registered Voters 38.74 % NA-16 Hangu 1 Mr.Akhunzada Muhammad Sadiq Muttahidda Majlis-e-Amal Pakistan 25252 2 Mr.Javed Ibrahim Paracha Pakistan Muslim League(N) 421 3 Hafiz Khursheed Ali Khan Independent 447 4 Mr.Hassan Ahmed Khan Awami National Party 5234 5 Dr. Muhammad Aslam Khan Independent 758 6 Mr.Zaman Noor Bangash Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf 3137 7 Mr.Shaharyar Khan Bangash Pakistan Muslim League(QA) 4189 8 Col ® Muhammad Idress Niazi Pakistan Peoples Party(Sherpao) 4035 9 Kishwar Sultana Pakistan Awami Tehreek 1503 Valid Votes 44976 Rejected Votes 1249 Total Votes 46225 Registered Voters 160984 Percentage of Votes Polled to Registered Voters 28.71 % Asghar/Tanveer NA-17 Abbottabad-I 1 Mr. Asif Malik Advocate Hazara Qaumi Mahaz 3384 2 Al-Haj Habib-ur-Rehman Abbasi Muttahidda Majlis-e-Amal Pakistan 21383 3 Mr.Amanullah Khan Jadoon Pakistan Muslim League(QA) 44716 4 Dr. Azhar Khan Jadoon Independent 30949 5 Sardar Ibrar Ahmad Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians 3646 6 Syed Ejaz Hussain Shah Independent 489 7 Mr.Ali Asghar Khan Qaumi Jamhoori Party 4687 Valid Votes 109254 Rejected Votes 3375 Total Votes 112629 Registered Voters 284297 Percentage of Votes Polled to Registered Voters 39.62 % NA-18 Abbottabad-II 1 Sardar Muhammad Yaqoob Pakistan Muslim League(QA) 36826 2 Qari Syed Abdul Rahim Shah Muttahidda Majlis-e-Amal Pakistan 13017 3 Qazi Muhammad Azhar National Alliance 6145 4 Col ® Abdul Ghafar Javed Independent 2145 5 Mr.Muhammad Aurangzeb Choudhry Pakistan Awami Tehreek 3516 6 Mr.Murtaza Javed Abbasi Pakistan Muslim League(N) 32527 7 Nawabzada Jehangir Saeed Tanoli Independent 19784 8 Mr.Naveed Ashraf Abbasi Independent 120 Valid Votes 114080 Rejected Votes 3200 Total Votes 117280 Registered Voters 323694 Percentage of Votes Polled to Registered Voters 36.23 % NA-19 Haripur 1 Sardar Abdur Raoof Khan Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians 16902 2 Mr.S. Muhammad Sabir Shah Pakistan Muslim League(N) 61359 3 Mr.S. Waqar Hussain Shah Independent 1582 4 Mr.Abdul Hamid Khan Pakistan Awami Tehreek 1978 5 Mr.Umer Ayub Khan Pakistan Muslim League(QA) 81496 6 Mr.Ghulam Nabi Muttahidda Majlis-e-Amal Pakistan 30514 7 Mr.Muhammad Shehryar Khan Pakistan Muslim League(J) 5956 Valid Votes 199787 Rejected Votes 6277 Total Votes 206064 Registered Voters 453508 Percentage of Votes Polled to Registered Voters 45.44 % Asghar/Tanveer NA-20 Mansehra-I 1 Al-Haj Syed Ghulam Nabi Shah Muttahidda Majlis-e-Amal Pakistan 35576 2 Sardar Shah Jehan Yousuf Pakistan Muslim League(QA) 40853 3 Sardar Wiqarul Mulk Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians 1442 4 Lt Gen ® Syed Salahuddin Tirmizi Independent 37520 5 Mr.Muhammad Saqib Mumtaz Pakistan Muslim League(N) 1754 6 Mr.Naveed Akhter Khan Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf 250 Valid Votes 117395 Rejected Votes 3379 Total Votes 120774 Registered Voters 327352 Percentage of Votes Polled to Registered Voters 36.89 % NA-21 Mansehra-II 1 Mr.Tahir Ali Pakistan Muslim League(N) 7158 2 Mr.Faiz Muhammad
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