National Assembly 1970
Winners of all 136 seats. Tap a seat to see every candidate.
Only West Pakistan results are included. The Awami League won 160 of the 162 East Pakistan seats (now Bangladesh), which are not covered here.
About the National Assembly 1970
671 candidates contested the 136 seats of the National Assembly in the 1970 general election. Pakistan Peoples Party won the most seats (78), followed by independents (16) and PML-Qayyum (9). The closest result was NW-23 Tribal Area (31 votes) and the largest margin was in NW-101 Bahawalpur (74,616 votes).
NWFP · 17 seats
Peshawar
NW-1Abdul Qayyum KhanPakistan Muslim League (Qayyum)NW-2Ghulam FarooqNAPNW-3Khan Abdul Wali KhanNational Awami Party (Wali)NW-4Moulana Abdul HaqJamiat Ulema-e-IslamHazara
NW-5Moulana Abdul HakeemJamiat Ulema-e-IslamNW-6Moulana Ghulam Ghous HazarviJamiat Ulema-e-IslamNW-7Sardar Inayat Ur Rehman Khan AbbasiPakistan Muslim League (Qayyum)NW-8Khan Abdul Qayyum KhanPakistan Muslim League (Qayyum)Mardan
NW-10Ameerzada KhanANP-WDera Ismail Khan
NW-13Moulana Mufti MehmoodJamiat Ulema-e-IslamFATA · 7 seats
Punjab · 81 seats
Rawalpindi
NW-26Khurshid Hassan MirPakistan Peoples PartyNW-27Malik Muhammad JaffarPakistan Peoples PartyNW-28Colonel (R) Habib AhmadPakistan Peoples PartyNW-29Raja Abdul Aziz BhattiPakistan Peoples PartyCampbellpur
NW-30Sardar Shaukat HayyatCouncil Muslim LeagueNW-31Pir Syed Saif Ud DinCouncil Muslim LeagueJhelum
NW-32Doctor Ghulam HussainPakistan Peoples PartyNW-33Muhammad Amir KhanPakistan Peoples PartyNW-34Malik Muhammad SadiqPakistan Peoples PartyGujrat
NW-35Chaudhary Zahoor ElahiCouncil Muslim LeagueNW-36Fazal Elahi ChaudharyPakistan Peoples PartyNW-37Manzoor Hussain DaudraPakistan Peoples PartyNW-38Ch. Ghulam RasoolPakistan Peoples PartySargodha
NW-40Malik Anwar Ali Khan NoonPakistan Peoples PartyNW-41Hafeez Ullah CheemaPakistan Peoples PartyNW-42Malik Karam Bakhsh AwanCouncil Muslim LeagueNW-43Nawabzada Mian Muhammad ZakirCouncil Muslim LeagueMianwali
NW-44Nawabzada Malik Muzaffar KhanIndependentNW-45Ghulam Hassan Khan DhandalaCouncil Muslim LeagueJhang
NW-46Mehar Ghulam Haider BharwanaMUJPNW-47Moulana Muhammad ZakirMJUPNW-48Sahibzada Muhammad Nazeer SultanMJUPLyallpur
NW-49Mukhtar RanaPakistan Peoples PartyNW-50Mian Muhammad Atta UllahPakistan Peoples PartyNW-51Ehsan Ul HaqPakistan Peoples PartyNW-52Muhammad Bashir AhmadPakistan Peoples PartyNW-53Ch. Muhammad AslamPakistan Peoples PartyNW-54Rai Hafeez Ullah KhanPakistan Peoples PartyNW-55Chaudhary Muhammad Anwar Ali KhanPakistan Peoples PartyNW-56Ghulam Nabi ChaudharyPakistan Peoples PartyNW-57Muhammad Khan ChaudharyPakistan Peoples PartyLahore
NW-58Malik Muhammad AkhtarPakistan Peoples PartyNW-59Dr. Mubashir HassanPakistan Peoples PartyNW-60Zulfiqar Ali BhuttoPakistan Peoples PartyNW-61Shaikh Rasheed AhmadPakistan Peoples PartyNW-62Malik Miraj KhalidPakistan Peoples PartyNW-63Sahibzada Ahmad Raza KasuriPakistan Peoples PartyNW-64Chaudhary Shafaat Khan ChohanPakistan Peoples PartyNW-65Doctor Syed Mehmood Abbas BukhariPakistan Peoples PartySheikhupura
NW-66Ch Mumtaz AhmadPakistan Peoples PartyNW-67Mian Hamid YaseenPakistan Peoples PartyNW-68Chaudhary Muhammad IqbalPakistan Peoples PartyNW-69Rai Shahadat Ali KhanPakistan Peoples PartyGujranwala
NW-70Mian Manzoor e HassanPakistan Peoples PartyNW-71Zulfiqar Ali BajwaPakistan Peoples PartyNW-72Major (R) Ghulam Haider CheemaPakistan Peoples PartyNW-73Mian Shahadat KhanPakistan Peoples PartySialkot
NW-74Mian Masood AhmadPakistan Peoples PartyNW-75Moulana Kausar NiaziPakistan Peoples PartyNW-76Ch. Nasrullah KhanPakistan Peoples PartyNW-77Jalal UddinIndependentNW-78Chaudhary Sultan Ahmad CheemaPakistan Peoples PartyMultan
NW-79Zulfiqar Ali BhuttoPakistan Peoples PartyNW-80Nawab Sadiq Hussain QureishiPakistan Peoples PartyNW-81Sajid Abbas Hussain GardeziPakistan Peoples PartyNW-82Zafarullah Khan ChaudharyIndependentNW-83Ch. Barkatullah AdvocatePakistan Peoples PartyNW-84Mian Mumtaz Muhammad Khan DaultanaCouncil Muslim LeagueNW-85Khan Irshad Ahmad KhanPakistan Peoples PartyNW-86Syed Nasir Ali Shah RizviPakistan Peoples PartyNW-87Rana Taj Ahmad NoonPakistan Peoples PartyMuzaffargarh
NW-90Mahar Manzoor Hussain SumraPakistan Peoples PartyNW-91Ghulam Muhammad Mustafa KharPakistan Peoples PartyNW-92Mian Muhammad Ibrahim BarqMJUPSahiwal
NW-93Sardar Abdul AleemPakistan Peoples PartyNW-94Chaudhary Muhammad Hanif KhanPakistan Peoples PartyNW-95Haji Muhammad SadiqPakistan Peoples PartyNW-96Rao Khurshid Ali KhanPakistan Peoples PartyNW-97Mian Muhammad Hassan KhanPakistan Peoples PartyNW-98Rao Muhammad Hashim KhanPakistan Peoples PartyNW-99Noor MuhammadPakistan Peoples PartyBahawalpur
NW-100Nizam Uddin HaidarCouncil Muslim LeagueNW-101Shahzada Saeed Ur Rasheed AbbasiIndependentBahawalnagar Bahawalpur
NW-102Doctor Muhammad ShafiPakistan Peoples PartySindh · 27 seats
Sukkur
NW-109Sardar Moula Bux SomroIndependentNW-110Ali Hassan MangiIndependentNW-111Noor Muhammad Khan LundPakistan Peoples PartyNawabshah
NW-112Hakim Ali ZardariPakistan Peoples PartyNW-113Ghulam Mustafa Khan JatoiPakistan Peoples PartyKhairpur
NW-114Syed Qaim Ali Shah JillaniPakistan Peoples PartyNW-115Pir Syed Abdul Qadir Shah JillaniPakistan Peoples PartyLarkana
NW-116Zulfiqar Ali BhuttoPakistan Peoples PartyNW-117Mumtaz Ali Khan BhuttoPakistan Peoples PartyHyderabad
NW-118Moulana Syed Muhammad Ali RizviMJUPNW-119Mir Ejaz Ali TalpurPakistan Peoples PartyNW-120Makhdoom Muhammad Zaman Talibul MoulaPakistan Peoples PartyNW-121Zulfiqar Ali BhuttoPakistan Peoples PartyTharparkar
NW-122Mir Ali Bakhsh KhanPakistan Peoples PartyNW-123Meer Ghulam Rasool Shah JillaniPakistan Peoples PartyKarachi
NW-128Moulana Abdul Mustafa Al AzhariMJUPNW-129Abdul Hafeez PirzadaPakistan Peoples PartyNW-130Abdul Sattar GabolPakistan Peoples PartyNW-131Mehmood Azam FarooqiJamaat-e-IslamiNW-132Professor Ghafor AhmadJamaat-e-IslamiNW-133Moulana Zafar Ahmad AnsariIndependentNW-134Moulana Shah Ahmad NooraniMJUPBalochistan · 4 seats
Common questions
Who won the most National Assembly seats in 1970?
Pakistan Peoples Party, with 78 of 136 seats.
How many candidates contested the National Assembly election in 1970?
671 candidates for 136 seats.