PTI to hold intra-party elections in Islamabad on November 18
63,000 party members will participate in the elections from 40 union councils in the federal capital.
Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) will hold its intra-party elections in Islamabad on November 18, reported Express News on Saturday.
PTI Election Commission Cell head Hamid Khan held a press briefing where he announced that the electronic voting will begin from midnight on November 17, and 63,000 party members will participate in the elections from 40 union councils in the federal capital.
The elections will be held on nine general seats and four women seats, and only those voters will be accepted who vote through a SIM registered on their National Identity Cards (NIC).
Election camps will also be set up at every union council, said Khan.
The elections will be completed in three phases across the country.
In the first phase, elections will be held in the Islamabad Capital Territory, followed by Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa in the second.
Elections in the other three provinces will be held in the third phase.
PTI Election Commission Cell head Hamid Khan held a press briefing where he announced that the electronic voting will begin from midnight on November 17, and 63,000 party members will participate in the elections from 40 union councils in the federal capital.
The elections will be held on nine general seats and four women seats, and only those voters will be accepted who vote through a SIM registered on their National Identity Cards (NIC).
Election camps will also be set up at every union council, said Khan.
The elections will be completed in three phases across the country.
In the first phase, elections will be held in the Islamabad Capital Territory, followed by Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa in the second.
Elections in the other three provinces will be held in the third phase.