NW-8 Hazara
National Assembly · 1970 general election
Khan Abdul Qayyum Khan (PML-Qayyum) won with 38,305 votes, beating Sardar Bahadur Khan (PML-C) by 15,970.
About this result
Khan Abdul Qayyum Khan of Pakistan Muslim League (Qayyum) won NW-8 Hazara in the 1970 general election with 38,305 of the 82,347 votes counted (46.5%). Sardar Bahadur Khan of Council Muslim League finished second, 15,970 votes behind. 6 candidates contested the seat. It was the 4th-largest winning margin among the 17 National Assembly seats in NWFP.
Only West Pakistan results are included. The Awami League won 160 of the 162 East Pakistan seats (now Bangladesh), which are not covered here.
NW-8 in other elections
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- 2002 Aftab Ahmad Khan Sherpao (PPP-S)Charsadda II
- 1997 Haji Rehman Ullah (ANP)Swabi
- 1993 Qazi Maulana Faizullah (IJM)Swabi
- 1990 Rehmanullah (ANP)Swabi
- 1988 Abdul Khaliq Khan (ANP)Swabi
- 1985 Fazal Daad Khan (Non-party)Mardan
Common questions
Who won NW-8 Hazara in 1970?
Khan Abdul Qayyum Khan (PML-Qayyum) won with 38,305 votes (46.5%).
What was the margin of victory in NW-8 in 1970?
15,970 votes. Khan Abdul Qayyum Khan received 38,305 votes and Sardar Bahadur Khan (PML-C) received 22,335.
How many candidates contested NW-8 in 1970?
6 candidates, who received 82,347 votes between them.