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PS-4 Sukkur

Sindh Assembly · 2008 general election

District: Sukkur

Syed Javed Hussain Shah (PPP) won with 41,132 votes, beating Ghulam Shah Mardan alias Zahid Hussain Shah (PML-F) by 22,062.

About this result

Syed Javed Hussain Shah of Pakistan Peoples Party won PS-4 Sukkur in the 2008 general election with 41,132 of the 62,722 votes counted (65.6%). Ghulam Shah Mardan alias Zahid Hussain Shah of Pakistan Muslim League (Functional) finished second, 22,062 votes behind. 17 candidates contested the seat. In 2002, PS-4 Sukkur was won by Syed Javed Hussain Shah (PPP), so Syed Javed Hussain Shah held the seat.

CandidateVotes
Syed Javed Hussain Shah
Pakistan Peoples Party
41,13265.6%
Ghulam Shah Mardan alias Zahid Hussain Shah
Pakistan Muslim League (Functional)
19,07030.4%
Hifazat Ali Shambani
Independent
1,5422.5%
Syed Ghulam Abbas Shah
Independent
4420.7%
Irfan Ahmed Kazi
Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz)
1970.3%
Taj Muhammad Shaikh
Independent
1000.2%
Faheem Akhtar Jagirani
Muttahida Qaumi Movement
550.1%
Tahir Hussain Shah
Independent
540.1%
Huzoor Bux Bhambhro
Independent
380.1%
Nalay Mitho Shaikh
ST
260.0%
Ali Nawaz Shambani
Independent
260.0%
Muhammad Ali Shaikh
Independent
110.0%
Sardar Mir Yakoob Ali Shah
SUP
100.0%
Yar Muhammad Khan Bhambhro
Independent
70.0%
Qalab Hussain Musavi
Independent
60.0%
Muhammad Haleem alias Zulfikar Hyder Jagirani
Independent
30.0%
Syed Imran Ali Shah
Independent
30.0%

PS-4 in other elections

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Common questions

Who won PS-4 Sukkur in 2008?

Syed Javed Hussain Shah (PPP) won with 41,132 votes (65.6%).

What was the margin of victory in PS-4 in 2008?

22,062 votes. Syed Javed Hussain Shah received 41,132 votes and Ghulam Shah Mardan alias Zahid Hussain Shah (PML-F) received 19,070.

How many candidates contested PS-4 in 2008?

17 candidates, who received 62,722 votes between them.

Who won PS-4 Sukkur in 2002?

Syed Javed Hussain Shah (PPP) with 25,923 votes.