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NA-6 Mardan-I

National Assembly · 1993 general election

District: Mardan

Khanzada Khan (PPP) won with 38,525 votes, beating Muhammad Saneer Khan (ANP) by 13,644.

About this result

Khanzada Khan of Pakistan Peoples Party won NA-6 Mardan-I in the 1993 general election with 38,525 of the 81,500 votes counted (47.3%). Muhammad Saneer Khan of Awami National Party finished second, 13,644 votes behind. 3 candidates contested the seat. It was the 5th-largest winning margin among the 26 National Assembly seats in NWFP. In 1990, NA-6 Mardan-I was won by Muhammad Azam Khan (ANP), so the seat changed hands.

CandidateVotes
Khanzada Khan
Pakistan Peoples Party
38,52547.3%
Muhammad Saneer Khan
Awami National Party
24,88130.5%
Doctor Farooq
Pakistan Islamic Front
18,09422.2%

NA-6 in other elections

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Common questions

Who won NA-6 Mardan-I in 1993?

Khanzada Khan (PPP) won with 38,525 votes (47.3%).

What was the margin of victory in NA-6 in 1993?

13,644 votes. Khanzada Khan received 38,525 votes and Muhammad Saneer Khan (ANP) received 24,881.

How many candidates contested NA-6 in 1993?

3 candidates, who received 81,500 votes between them.

Who won NA-6 Mardan-I in 1990?

Muhammad Azam Khan (ANP) with 35,880 votes.