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PS-68 Sanghar

Sindh Assembly · 1997 general election

District: Sanghar

Muhammad Bukhsh Khaskheli (Independent) won with 25,496 votes, beating Abdul Salam Thaheem (PPP) by 10,627.

About this result

Muhammad Bukhsh Khaskheli, an independent candidate, won PS-68 Sanghar in the 1997 general election with 25,496 of the 47,935 votes counted (53.2%). Abdul Salam Thaheem of Pakistan Peoples Party finished second, 10,627 votes behind. 20 candidates contested the seat. In 1993, PS-68 Sanghar was won by Abdul Salam Thaheem (PPP), so the seat changed hands.

CandidateVotes
Muhammad Bukhsh Khaskheli
Independent
25,49653.2%
Abdul Salam Thaheem
Pakistan Peoples Party
14,86931.0%
Noor Muhammad
Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz)
2,3704.9%
Peer Muhammad Yousif
Pakistan Peoples Party (Shaheed Bhutto)
2,1174.4%
Shahid Baig
Haq Parast Group (MQM)
1,0822.3%
Taj Muhammad Dehri
Independent
8611.8%
Doctor Qasim Ali Tedy
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf
2170.5%
Dr. Meer Baig
Independent
1680.4%
Ali Muhammad Khoso
Independent
1530.3%
Rasheed Ahmad
Independent
1420.3%
Shahid Khan Khanzada
Independent
900.2%
Rafia Gul
Independent
790.2%
Muhammad Ayub Dhamrah
UNA
630.1%
Tariq Nadeem
Independent
460.1%
Haji Muhammad Alam Junejo
Independent
450.1%
Muhammad Tahseen Nirban
Independent
450.1%
Abdul Hakeem
Independent
400.1%
Hazoor Buksh Rind
Independent
320.1%
Dodo Khan Sanjrani
Independent
110.0%
Abdul Raheem Rind
Independent
90.0%

PS-68 in other elections

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Common questions

Who won PS-68 Sanghar in 1997?

Muhammad Bukhsh Khaskheli (Independent) won with 25,496 votes (53.2%).

What was the margin of victory in PS-68 in 1997?

10,627 votes. Muhammad Bukhsh Khaskheli received 25,496 votes and Abdul Salam Thaheem (PPP) received 14,869.

How many candidates contested PS-68 in 1997?

20 candidates, who received 47,935 votes between them.

Who won PS-68 Sanghar in 1993?

Abdul Salam Thaheem (PPP) with 26,551 votes.