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NA-47 Tribal Area

National Assembly · 2008 general election

District: Tribal Areas (FATA)

Zafar Baig Bhattani (Independent) won with 21,426 votes, beating Doctor Nasim Afridi (Independent) by 10,958.

About this result

Zafar Baig Bhattani, an independent candidate, won NA-47 Tribal Area in the 2008 general election with 21,426 of the 47,706 votes counted (44.9%). Doctor Nasim Afridi, an independent candidate, finished second, 10,958 votes behind. 20 candidates contested the seat. It was the 9th-closest result among the 11 National Assembly seats in FATA. In 2002, NA-47 Tribal Area XII was won by Naseem Gull Afridi (Independent).

CandidateVotes
Zafar Baig Bhattani
Independent
21,42644.9%
Doctor Nasim Afridi
Independent
10,46821.9%
Malak Haji Baz Gul Khan Afridi
Independent
9,21319.3%
Malik Noor Zaman
Independent
2,2224.7%
Maulana Sher Samad
Independent
2,0474.3%
Rehman Afridi
Independent
1,9504.1%
Muhammad Azam
Independent
1080.2%
Muhammad Sadiq Khan Sherani
Independent
540.1%
Mohib Ullah Sherani
Independent
350.1%
Abid Rehman
Independent
340.1%
Ashfaq Khan Bhattani
Independent
210.0%
Sardar Muhammad Nawaz Khan
Independent
210.0%
Shakirullah Sheirani
Independent
190.0%
Musharaf Khan
Independent
160.0%
Mohabat Khan Sherani
Independent
140.0%
Noor Aslam
Independent
130.0%
Abdur Razzaaq
Independent
120.0%
Wahid Ullah Afridi
Independent
120.0%
Javed Iqbal
Independent
110.0%
Haji Zafar Khan Afridi
Independent
100.0%

NA-47 in other elections

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Common questions

Who won NA-47 Tribal Area in 2008?

Zafar Baig Bhattani (Independent) won with 21,426 votes (44.9%).

What was the margin of victory in NA-47 in 2008?

10,958 votes. Zafar Baig Bhattani received 21,426 votes and Doctor Nasim Afridi (Independent) received 10,468.

How many candidates contested NA-47 in 2008?

20 candidates, who received 47,706 votes between them.

Who won NA-47 Tribal Area XII in 2002?

Naseem Gull Afridi (Independent) with 10,341 votes.