Provincial assemblies: As numbers add up PML-N shows strength in Punjab, PTI holds KP

Talks of alliances go around as more results pour in.


Web Desk May 13, 2013 Less than a minute read
Election officials counting votes in Abdullah Collage after end of the polling time. PHOTO: ATHAR KHAN/ EXPRESS

Unofficial results for the provincial assembly elections, as of 11am on May 13, predict the future of big players this elections, with PML-N, PPP and PTI likely to form governments in Punjab, Sindh and Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa respectively.

PML-N holds a strong position in the Punjab assembly while PTI’s strongest performance remains in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa assembly.

Talks of alliances go around as more results pour in, with the possibility of a PPP and MQM alliance in Sindh.

It remains to be seen how the PTI will ally itself after official election results are in, as there is a possibility of Maulana Fazlur Rehman forming an alliance with others in the KP assembly to combat PTI.

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Punjab Assembly (Total: 270/297 seats)
PML-N 196
PTI 19
PML-Q 7
PPPP 6
PML-Z 2
JI 1
Independent 36
Others 3

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Sindh Assembly (Total: 95/130 seats)
PPPP 55
MQM 23
PML-F 6
PML-Q 3
NPP 3
PML-N 2
Independent 2
Others 1

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Balochistan Assembly (Total: 34/51 seats)
JUI-F 7
Independent 7
PKMAP 5
PML-Q 2
NP 3
PML-N 5
BNP 1
BNP-A 1
JQM 1

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K-P Assembly (Total: 93/99 seats)
PTI 30
PML-N 13
JUI-F 12
Independent 14
ANP 4
JI 6
QWP 6
PPPP 3
AJIP 3

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