1993 General Election
Held on 6 October 1993
Pakistan Peoples Party won the most National Assembly seats: 90 of 207.
About the 1993 election
Pakistan's 1993 general election was held on 6 October 1993. Pakistan Peoples Party won the most National Assembly seats, 90 of the 207 covered here, followed by PML-N (73) and independents (16). 1,376 candidates contested the National Assembly seats. In the provincial assemblies, PML-N won the most seats in Punjab (105 of 240), PPP won the most seats in Sindh (56 of 99), PPP won the most seats in NWFP (22 of 80) and independents won the most seats in Balochistan (9 of 40). The closest National Assembly result was NA-100 Lahore, decided by 82 votes; the largest margin was 59,565 votes in NA-164 Larkana.
National Assembly
All 207 seatsPunjab Assembly
All 240 seatsSindh Assembly
All 99 seatsNWFP Assembly
All 80 seatsBalochistan Assembly
All 40 seatsGovernment formed after the 1993 election
Who held each office three months after the election, or the first elected (not caretaker) holder after it.
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Common questions
When was the 1993 general election held in Pakistan?
On 6 October 1993.
Which party won the 1993 general election?
Pakistan Peoples Party won the most National Assembly seats: 90 of 207.
What was the closest National Assembly result in 1993?
NA-100 Lahore, won by 82 votes.