NA-10 Mardan II
National Assembly · 2002 general election
District: Mardan
Maulana Muhammad Qasim (MMA) won with 69,726 votes, beating Rahim Dad Khan (PPP) by 55,185.
About this result
Maulana Muhammad Qasim of Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal won NA-10 Mardan II in the 2002 general election with 69,726 of the 87,691 votes counted (79.5%). Rahim Dad Khan of Pakistan Peoples Party finished second, 55,185 votes behind. 4 candidates contested the seat. It was the largest winning margin among the 35 National Assembly seats in NWFP.
NA-10 in other elections
Boundaries change between elections, so this number may cover a different area.
- 2024 Gohar Ali Khan (Independent)Buner
- 2018 Ibadullah Khan (PML-N)Shangla
- 2013 Ali Muhammad Khan (PTI)Mardan
- 2008 Maulana Mohammad Qasim (MMA)Mardan
- 1997 Shams Ur Rehman (ANP)Karak
- 1993 Maulana Shaheed Ahmad (MDM)Karak
- 1990 Al Haj Muhammad Aslam Khan Khattak (Independent)Karak
- 1988 Maulana Shaheed Ahmad (JUI-D)Karak
- 1985 Haji Nadir Shah (Non-party)Kohat
- 1977 Moulana Habib Gul (PNA)Kohat
- 1970 Ameerzada Khan (ANP-W)Mardan
Common questions
Who won NA-10 Mardan II in 2002?
Maulana Muhammad Qasim (MMA) won with 69,726 votes (79.5%).
What was the margin of victory in NA-10 in 2002?
55,185 votes. Maulana Muhammad Qasim received 69,726 votes and Rahim Dad Khan (PPP) received 14,541.
How many candidates contested NA-10 in 2002?
4 candidates, who received 87,691 votes between them.