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NA-17 Kohistan

National Assembly · 1993 general election

District: Kohistan

Malik Said Ahmad (Independent) won with 5,997 votes, beating Malik Aurang Zeb (PML-N) by 221.

About this result

Malik Said Ahmad, an independent candidate, won NA-17 Kohistan in the 1993 general election with 5,997 of the 21,890 votes counted (27.4%). Malik Aurang Zeb of Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz) finished second, 221 votes behind. 7 candidates contested the seat. It was the closest result among the 26 National Assembly seats in NWFP. In 1990, NA-17 Kohistan was won by Molvi Muhammad Amin (JUI-F), so the seat changed hands.

CandidateVotes
Malik Said Ahmad
Independent
5,99727.4%
Malik Aurang Zeb
Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz)
5,77626.4%
Haji Pir Dad
Independent
3,98218.2%
Moulana Abdul Baqi
Islami Jamhoori Mahaz
3,90317.8%
Syed Gul Badshah
Independent
1,4326.5%
Abdur Rehman
Independent
4772.2%
Haji Ali Dad
Independent
3231.5%

NA-17 in other elections

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Common questions

Who won NA-17 Kohistan in 1993?

Malik Said Ahmad (Independent) won with 5,997 votes (27.4%).

What was the margin of victory in NA-17 in 1993?

221 votes. Malik Said Ahmad received 5,997 votes and Malik Aurang Zeb (PML-N) received 5,776.

How many candidates contested NA-17 in 1993?

7 candidates, who received 21,890 votes between them.

Who won NA-17 Kohistan in 1990?

Molvi Muhammad Amin (JUI-F) with 7,752 votes.