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Women prevented from voting in some areas following consensus of political parties.

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

A lot of people were disappointed at not being able to find their names on the voter lists.

Pesco had said that all necessary arrangements had been made to ensure uninterrupted power supply on May 10 and 11.

Huge crowds were gathered outside offices of political parties including PML-N, PPP and PTI in Gilgit.

People continued to line up at polling stations to ink their voice for change.

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

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.

Analysts favour one-party majority, but will settle for stable coalition.

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.

Now that PML-N will be in power, it will need to learn from its own mistakes of the past and those of the PPP.

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.

Shah won the PS-29 elections by securing 27,155 votes against the PML-N Sindh chief.

Two Rangers officials killed in a suicide attack in Manghopir.

Muzaffar secured 27,100 votes.

CEC lauded the ECP staff for their “tireless efforts” in making arrangements for the 2013 general elections.

PPPP's Nawab Mohammed Yousuf Talpur wins with 62,153 votes.

Bosan won with 49439 votes.

CEC says repolling will take place in NA-250.

PML-N's Khwaja Muhammad Asif wins with 93,269 votes.

PML-N chief Nawaz Sharif says he is in a hurry to fix Pakistan.

PML-N candidate Sardar Ayaz Sadiq has beaten PTI Chairman Imran Khan on the Lahore seat NA-122 seat by a close margin.

Sanaullah managed to secure 45,116 votes.

Seat goes to PTI candidate Saleem Rehman.

Shahbaz Sharif wins with 73,179 votes.

Imran has thus far won two out of four National Assembly seats, including NA-1 in Peshawer.

Hamza wins with 14,564 votes.

Interestingly, the PTI has now slipped below the PPP and sits third in terms of vote count.

As per unofficial results, PML-Q chief secured 33,408 votes.

Former prime minister Nawaz Sharif said earlier that his party was the clear winner.

Talpur beat Ghinwa Bhutto by over 50,000 votes.

PML-N chief Nawaz Sharif invites other parties to work with him.

Chaudhry Jaffar Iqbal of PML-N wins the seat by securing 30,079 votes.

Hashm secured 32,533 votes to beat PML-N.