PS-80 Karachi Central
Sindh Assembly · 1988 general election
District: Karachi Central
Ahmad Saleem Siddiqui (Independent) won with 43,204 votes, beating Alla Uddin Ahmad Abbasi (IJI) by 41,280.
About this result
Ahmad Saleem Siddiqui, an independent candidate, won PS-80 Karachi Central in the 1988 general election with 43,204 of the 49,392 votes counted (87.5%). Alla Uddin Ahmad Abbasi of Islami Jamhoori Ittehad finished second, 41,280 votes behind. 6 candidates contested the seat. It was the 5th-largest winning margin among the 99 Sindh Assembly seats.
PS-80 in other elections
Boundaries change between elections, so this number may cover a different area.
- 2024 Abdul Aziz Junejo (PPP)Dadu
- 2018 Muraad Ali Shah (PPP)Jamshoro
- 2013 Haji Khuda Bux Rajar (PML-F)Sanghar
- 2008 Qazi Shams Din (PML-F)Sanghar
- 2002 Anwar Adil (PML-F)Sanghar
- 1997 Muhammad Zahid Qureshi (HPG)Karachi Central
- 1993 Syed Shoaib Ahmed Bukhari (HPG)Karachi Central
- 1990 Ahmad Saleem Siddiqui (HPG)Karachi Central
- 1985 Muhammad Athar Siddiq (Non-party)Karachi
- 1977 Zahir Qasm (PPP)Karachi
Common questions
Who won PS-80 Karachi Central in 1988?
Ahmad Saleem Siddiqui (Independent) won with 43,204 votes (87.5%).
What was the margin of victory in PS-80 in 1988?
41,280 votes. Ahmad Saleem Siddiqui received 43,204 votes and Alla Uddin Ahmad Abbasi (IJI) received 1,924.
How many candidates contested PS-80 in 1988?
6 candidates, who received 49,392 votes between them.