PS-29 Hyderabad
Sindh Assembly · 1970 general election
District: Hyderabad
Mumtaz Ali Talpur (PPP) won with 40,202 votes, beating Gul Muhammad Shah (Independent) by 34,336.
About this result
Mumtaz Ali Talpur of Pakistan Peoples Party won PS-29 Hyderabad in the 1970 general election with 40,202 of the 46,963 votes counted (85.6%). Gul Muhammad Shah, an independent candidate, finished second, 34,336 votes behind. 5 candidates contested the seat. It was the 4th-largest winning margin among the 56 Sindh Assembly seats.
Only West Pakistan results are included. The Awami League won 160 of the 162 East Pakistan seats (now Bangladesh), which are not covered here.
PS-29 in other elections
Boundaries change between elections, so this number may cover a different area.
- 2024 Sheraz Shaukat Rajper (PPP)Khairpur
- 2018 Muhammad Rafique Banbhan (GDA)Khairpur
- 2013 Syed Qaim Ali Shah (PPP)Khairpur
- 2008 Syed Qaim Ali Shah (PPP)Khairpur
- 2002 Syed Qaim Ali Shah (PPP)Khairpur
- 1997 Meer Nadir Ali Khan Magsi (PPP)Larkana
- 1993 Mir Nadir Ali Khan Magsi (PPP)Larkana
- 1990 Mir Nadir Ali Khan Magsi (PDA)Larkana
- 1988 Mir Nadir Ali Khan Magsi (PPP)Larkana
- 1985 Mir Ghulam Ali alias Mir Ghulam (Non-party)Khairpur
- 1977 Muhammad Malook Shar (PPP)Khairpur
Common questions
Who won PS-29 Hyderabad in 1970?
Mumtaz Ali Talpur (PPP) won with 40,202 votes (85.6%).
What was the margin of victory in PS-29 in 1970?
34,336 votes. Mumtaz Ali Talpur received 40,202 votes and Gul Muhammad Shah (Independent) received 5,866.
How many candidates contested PS-29 in 1970?
5 candidates, who received 46,963 votes between them.