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PK-1 Peshawar

NWFP Assembly · 2008 general election

District: Peshawar

Alam Zeb (ANP) won with 8,196 votes, beating Muhammad Akbar Khan (PPP) by 548.

About this result

Alam Zeb of Awami National Party won PK-1 Peshawar in the 2008 general election with 8,196 of the 25,977 votes counted (31.6%). Muhammad Akbar Khan of Pakistan Peoples Party finished second, 548 votes behind. 10 candidates contested the seat. In 2002, PK-1 Peshawar was won by Dr. Muhammad Zakir Shah (MMA), so the seat changed hands.

CandidateVotes
Alam Zeb
Awami National Party
8,19631.6%
Muhammad Akbar Khan
Pakistan Peoples Party
7,64829.4%
Doctor Muhammad Zakir Shah
Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal
4,17016.1%
Malik Muhammad Nadeem
Pakistan Peoples Party (Sherpao)
3,91615.1%
Ghalba Khurshid
Independent
8083.1%
Engineer Iqbal Zafar Jaghra
Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz)
7382.8%
Abdul Wali Khan
Pakistan Muslim League (Quaid-e-Azam)
3341.3%
Muhammad Siddique
Independent
790.3%
Aitbar Khan Yusufzai Advocate
Independent
550.2%
Alam Sher Khan
Muttahida Qaumi Movement
330.1%

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Common questions

Who won PK-1 Peshawar in 2008?

Alam Zeb (ANP) won with 8,196 votes (31.6%).

What was the margin of victory in PK-1 in 2008?

548 votes. Alam Zeb received 8,196 votes and Muhammad Akbar Khan (PPP) received 7,648.

How many candidates contested PK-1 in 2008?

10 candidates, who received 25,977 votes between them.

Who won PK-1 Peshawar in 2002?

Dr. Muhammad Zakir Shah (MMA) with 8,953 votes.