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PS-59 Dadu

Sindh Assembly · 1990 general election

District: Dadu

Syed Ameer Haider Shah (Independent) won with 23,385 votes, beating Syed Abdullah Shah (PDA) by 2,732.

About this result

Syed Ameer Haider Shah, an independent candidate, won PS-59 Dadu in the 1990 general election with 23,385 of the 44,495 votes counted (52.6%). Syed Abdullah Shah of Pakistan Democratic Alliance finished second, 2,732 votes behind. 8 candidates contested the seat. It was the 9th-closest result among the 99 Sindh Assembly seats. In 1988, PS-59 Dadu was won by Syed Abdullah Shah (PPP), so the seat changed hands.

CandidateVotes
Syed Ameer Haider Shah
Independent
23,38552.6%
Syed Abdullah Shah
Pakistan Democratic Alliance
20,65346.4%
Haji Nisar Ahmad
Independent
2750.6%
Ghulam Akber
Independent
720.2%
Syed Ahmad Zaman Shah
Independent
370.1%
Syed Gul Muhammad
Independent
310.1%
Haji Ali Sher
Independent
210.0%
Muhammad Baqar Shah
Independent
210.0%

PS-59 in other elections

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Common questions

Who won PS-59 Dadu in 1990?

Syed Ameer Haider Shah (Independent) won with 23,385 votes (52.6%).

What was the margin of victory in PS-59 in 1990?

2,732 votes. Syed Ameer Haider Shah received 23,385 votes and Syed Abdullah Shah (PDA) received 20,653.

How many candidates contested PS-59 in 1990?

8 candidates, who received 44,495 votes between them.

Who won PS-59 Dadu in 1988?

Syed Abdullah Shah (PPP) with 28,471 votes.