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PS-55 Karachi

Sindh Assembly · 1970 general election

District: Karachi

Haji Qasim Abbas Patel (PPP) won with 9,672 votes, beating Abdul Rahman (Independent) by 1,241.

About this result

Haji Qasim Abbas Patel of Pakistan Peoples Party won PS-55 Karachi in the 1970 general election with 9,672 of the 29,740 votes counted (32.5%). Abdul Rahman, an independent candidate, finished second, 1,241 votes behind. 14 candidates contested the seat. It was the 7th-closest result among the 56 Sindh Assembly seats.

CandidateVotes
Haji Qasim Abbas Patel
Pakistan Peoples Party
9,67232.5%
Abdul Rahman
Independent
8,43128.3%
Jamil Ahmad Najmi
MJUP
6,69522.5%
Najamuddin
Pakistan Muslim League (Qayyum)
3,49211.7%
Umer Khan Tank
Independent
4481.5%
Ahmad
Independent
2660.9%
Saadat Khan
Independent
2350.8%
Muhammad Jamal Umrani
PAI
1820.6%
Abdus Sattar Dadani
Jamaat-e-Islami
960.3%
Abdul Kareem
Independent
720.2%
Noor Muhammad
Independent
530.2%
Ismail Mawani
Independent
420.1%
Ehsan Uddin Shareef
Council Muslim League
410.1%
Abdul Hafiz
PML-Masihi
150.1%

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 PS-55 Karachi in 1970?

Haji Qasim Abbas Patel (PPP) won with 9,672 votes (32.5%).

What was the margin of victory in PS-55 in 1970?

1,241 votes. Haji Qasim Abbas Patel received 9,672 votes and Abdul Rahman (Independent) received 8,431.

How many candidates contested PS-55 in 1970?

14 candidates, who received 29,740 votes between them.