Pakistan

In total votes, PML-N leads by almost two thirds more than its closest competitor, the PTI.

PPPP candidate Shah Jahan Baloch won the seat by securing 84,530 seats.

PMLN has so far won 7 seats in National Assembly. Unofficial results suggest PML-N is leading the race.

PML-N candidate Nawab Zada Wali Mohammad Khan won from the PK-59 (Batagram-I) constituency with 16,909 votes.

Saniya won from PS-109 Karachi seat with 53,926 votes.

ANP candidate Sardar Hussain won from the PK-77 Bunair-I constituency with 10,620 votes.

PTI supporters allege polling station set up in Golra Sharif in order to rig polls in favour of PML-N candidate.

The runner-up was PTI's Ahmad Raza Maneka who secured 55,043 votes.

Leaders of political parties, army chief, CJP, CEC use their right of vote.

Inadequate arrangements, unnecessary delays, several other complaints against ECP surface on polling day.

Unofficial poll results suggest that PML-N is currently leading the elections.

A large number of polling staff on duty fail to stamp any ballots.

Voters defy threats in K-P, turn up at polling stations in large numbers; largely peaceful balloting in Punjab.

In Bajaur, both men and women voted in favour of independent candidate Badam Zari.

Sardar Mansab Ali Dogar wins from NA-164 Pakpattan-I, while Mian Muhammad Rasheed wins from NA-115 Narowal-I.

The party has so far won six seats in the provincial assembly.

Imran won against Pakistan Muslim League – Nawaz (PML-N) candidate Hanif Abbasi.

Amid reports of blatant hijacking of polls, voters say they’ll cast their votes again if they have to.

The young and the old, rich and poor, from villages to urban centres, people lined up to select their leaders.

Atiqa Odho admits she never voted before.

The residents turned up in huge numbers long before polling began.

From DHA Phase-II to Clifton Block 9, there were complaints about absent polling staff and missing ballot boxes.

Zaman secured 23,909 votes, which totalled to 39% of votes cast.

The party wins three seats in Charsadda alone.

Chaudhry Anwar Ali Cheema had been winning elections since 1985.

Turnout of female voters indicates a gradual but certain change in trends.

Information minister praises the army for heightened security.

Security arrangements remained tight and a larger than expected turnout of female voters was also witnessed.

The anticipation, the build-up to the May 11 polls, came crashing down for many.

PK-78 Bunair constituency was also won by JI candidate Habibur Rehman who got 12,228 votes.

Cheema got 99,191 votes, which totalled to 51% of the votes cast.

Campaigning, forced casting, ‘purchase’ of votes and violence observed.

Imran’s party secures convincing win in K-P.

PTI’s Mehmood Jan won 12,574 seats from PK-7 in Peshawar.

PML-N candidate Sardar Mehtab Ahmed Khan Abbasi was the runner up with 65,000 votes.

Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf’s (PTI) candidate Gul Dad Khan got 7,057 votes.

The winner managed to get 36% of votes.

JI boycotts Karachi polls, whereas JWP withdraws from electoral race in Balochistan.

Tally of total votes may cross 50 million for the first time ever.

PTI dethrones ANP in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa; JUI-F in troubled waters.

PPP confined to Sindh, many top Punjab leaders face defeat.

Political parties accuse MQM of ‘taking over’ polls, several boycott elections while others demand re-polling.

The former federal minister for religious affairs secured a whopping 72,584 votes.

Former provincial minister managed to get 32,000 votes.

Rafique, his PTI opponent Hamid Khan both alleged that the other was trying to rig the elections in the constituency.

Hussain's opponent, PTI’s Khaliqur Rehman though sailed through securing a win with 25,432 votes.

Nawaz claims victory; ‘tsunami’ sweeps K-P; PPP confined to Sindh; Nationalists show strength in Balochistan.

Sattar won by the difference of 34,000 votes.

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf candidate Shafqat Mahmood wins with 93,513 votes.

Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians’ Mohammad Khan Junejo wins by a very close margin.