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PS-56 Badin Tando Muhammad Khan

Sindh Assembly · 2002 general election

Pir Amjad Ali (PPP) won with 25,521 votes, beating Mir Irfan Talpur (Independent) by 2,587.

About this result

Pir Amjad Ali of Pakistan Peoples Party won PS-56 Badin Tando Muhammad Khan in the 2002 general election with 25,521 of the 49,723 votes counted (51.3%). Mir Irfan Talpur, an independent candidate, finished second, 2,587 votes behind. 12 candidates contested the seat.

CandidateVotes

Pir Amjad Ali

Pakistan Peoples Party

25,52151.3%

Mir Irfan Talpur

Independent

22,93446.1%

Mir Shamsul Arif Khan

Muttahida Qaumi Movement

5451.1%

Syed Kausar Raza

Pakistan Peoples Party (Sherpao)

3480.7%

Thanwar Dass Raja

Independent

1160.2%

Mir Shah Jehan Talpur

Independent

1110.2%

Ahmad Ali

Independent

420.1%

Muhammad Faisal Arain

Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz)

420.1%

Yar Muhammad Talpur

Independent

240.0%

Haji Muhammad Ramzan Chand

Independent

150.0%

Shafiullah Jamali

Independent

130.0%

Hakim Ali Jamali

Independent

120.0%

PS-56 in other elections

Boundaries change between elections, so this number may cover a different area.

Common questions

Who won PS-56 Badin Tando Muhammad Khan in 2002?

Pir Amjad Ali (PPP) won with 25,521 votes (51.3%).

What was the margin of victory in PS-56 in 2002?

2,587 votes. Pir Amjad Ali received 25,521 votes and Mir Irfan Talpur (Independent) received 22,934.

How many candidates contested PS-56 in 2002?

12 candidates, who received 49,723 votes between them.