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Sharif's main task will be to put together a stable coalition government and last a full five-year term.

PTI chairman Imran Khan thanks youth, women for coming out to vote.

Many analysts believe Khan will have a rude awakening.

Sheikh Muhamad Akram wins with 74,324 votes, Maulana Ludhianvi gets 71,598.

PML-N form committee to meet other parties who wish to ally with the party.

Re-polling date for 43 stations to be announced shortly.

Haq won the seat by defeating Pakistan Peoples Party’s Dr Mazhar Iqbal.

Qureshi congratulates Jamshed Ahmed Khan Dasti on his victory from NA-178.

Karachi has 20 NA seats, out of which elections for one were postponed because of the death a candidate.

PML-N has so far won 15 seats, PTI four seats.

Former ruling party PPP likely to get 30 seats.

PML-N wins 21 seats so far.

PTI wins all seats in Nowshera.

Three major parties hold complete sway over three different provinces.

Imran's PTI put up strong fight.

The PP-115 Gujrat-VIII seat was won by PML-N candidate Chaudhry Shabir Ahmed with 42,504 votes.

Yousuf defeats PTI Azam Khan Swati.

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.

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

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

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.

Says horse-trading and seat-buying will precede formation of government.

The constituencies where most women were seen include NA-122, NA-125, NA-126 and NA-128.

Amusing election day tales from NA-127.

50 CNICs recovered from an independent candidate’s men.

Youngsters waving PML-N flags began pouring into the streets shortly after Nawaz Sharif delivered a short speech.

Elderly family members inspire young relatives to vote.

Many parents bring children to polling stations to experience voting process.

A PML-N supporter complained that the PTI camps were artificially made to look busier and more popular.

A number of people gathered and started shouting at the car's owner.

PTI’s liaison cell head Asad Umar said over 800 complaints had been registered with the election commission.

PTI protested against Khawaja Saad Rafique for intervening in the polling process.

Staff at a polling station in NA-127 ran out of ink pads for thumbprints and had to buy more at nearby shops.

The supporters danced and chanted slogans.

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

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

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

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.

Polling suspended in some stations following clashes between activists of different parties .

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

Prohibition on women voting in North, South Waziristan.

Information minister praises the army for heightened security.