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PP-9 Campbellpur

Punjab Assembly · 1970 general election

District: Attock

Taj Muhammad Khanzada (PML-C) won with 12,853 votes, beating Aurangzeb Qazi (PPP) by 307.

About this result

Taj Muhammad Khanzada of Council Muslim League won PP-9 Campbellpur in the 1970 general election with 12,853 of the 31,905 votes counted (40.3%). Aurangzeb Qazi of Pakistan Peoples Party finished second, 307 votes behind. 5 candidates contested the seat. It was the 4th-closest result among the 176 Punjab Assembly seats.

CandidateVotes
Taj Muhammad Khanzada
Council Muslim League
12,85340.3%
Aurangzeb Qazi
Pakistan Peoples Party
12,54639.3%
Saeed ur Rehman
JUI-WP
6,00918.8%
Faqir Khan
Independent
3451.1%
Malik Muhammad Aslam Khan
Jamaat-e-Islami
1520.5%

Only West Pakistan results are included. The Awami League won 160 of the 162 East Pakistan seats (now Bangladesh), which are not covered here.

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Common questions

Who won PP-9 Campbellpur in 1970?

Taj Muhammad Khanzada (PML-C) won with 12,853 votes (40.3%).

What was the margin of victory in PP-9 in 1970?

307 votes. Taj Muhammad Khanzada received 12,853 votes and Aurangzeb Qazi (PPP) received 12,546.

How many candidates contested PP-9 in 1970?

5 candidates, who received 31,905 votes between them.