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NA-22 Battagram

National Assembly · 2013 general election

District: Battagram

Qari Mohammad Yousif (JUI-F) won with 18,075 votes, beating Muhammad Nawaz Khan (Independent) by 5,196.

About this result

Qari Mohammad Yousif of Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (F) won NA-22 Battagram in the 2013 general election with 18,075 of the 69,919 votes counted (25.9%). Muhammad Nawaz Khan, an independent candidate, finished second, 5,196 votes behind. 17 candidates contested the seat. It was the 8th-closest result among the 35 National Assembly seats in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. In 2008, NA-22 Battagram was won by Muhammad Nawaz Khan (PML-Q), so the seat changed hands.

CandidateVotes
Qari Mohammad Yousif
Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (F)
18,07525.9%
Muhammad Nawaz Khan
Independent
12,87918.4%
Alamzeb Khan
Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz)
11,84216.9%
Attaullah Khan Trand
Independent
10,38514.9%
Sardar Malik Jan
Independent
9,10513.0%
Niaz Mohammad Khan
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf
2,3553.4%
Sabir Hussain Shah
Independent
1,8672.7%
Baber Khan
Independent
9641.4%
Nisar Ahmad
Jamaat-e-Islami
6440.9%
Fida Muhammad
Qaumi Watan Party
4230.6%
Muhammad Saleem Malik
Independent
4210.6%
Qari Faqir Mohammad Hazarvi
MDM
3440.5%
Musbah Allah Baber
Independent
2450.4%
Nosherwan Khan
Independent
1850.3%
Akhtar Javid Khan
Pakistan Peoples Party
1050.2%
Naeemullah Khan Trand
Independent
530.1%
Mulana Abdul Baqi Torkhel
Muttahida Qaumi Movement
270.0%

NA-22 in other elections

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

Common questions

Who won NA-22 Battagram in 2013?

Qari Mohammad Yousif (JUI-F) won with 18,075 votes (25.9%).

What was the margin of victory in NA-22 in 2013?

5,196 votes. Qari Mohammad Yousif received 18,075 votes and Muhammad Nawaz Khan (Independent) received 12,879.

How many candidates contested NA-22 in 2013?

17 candidates, who received 69,919 votes between them.

Who won NA-22 Battagram in 2008?

Muhammad Nawaz Khan (PML-Q) with 22,316 votes.