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PK-68 Dera Ismail Khan

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly · 2013 general election

District: Dera Ismail Khan

Javed Akbar Khan (Independent) won with 41,349 votes, beating Makhdoom Syed Mureed Kazim Shah (ANP) by 10,224.

About this result

Javed Akbar Khan, an independent candidate, won PK-68 Dera Ismail Khan in the 2013 general election with 41,349 of the 81,353 votes counted (50.8%). Makhdoom Syed Mureed Kazim Shah of Awami National Party finished second, 10,224 votes behind. 17 candidates contested the seat. In 2008, PK-68 Dera Ismail Khan was won by Makhdumzada Syed Murid Kazim Shah (Independent).

CandidateVotes
Javed Akbar Khan
Independent
41,34950.8%
Makhdoom Syed Mureed Kazim Shah
Awami National Party
31,12538.3%
Makhdoomzada Mujtabaul Hassan Shah
Independent
3,8094.7%
Muhammad Humayun Khan
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf
1,6132.0%
Saeeda Batool Nasir
Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz)
1,2341.5%
Syed Imran Shah
Pakistan Muslim League (Junejo)
4620.6%
Nadeem Abbas Khan
Muttahida Qaumi Movement
3900.5%
Aurangzeb Khan
Independent
3520.4%
Ehtesham Javed
Independent
2770.3%
Abdul Wajid
Independent
1980.2%
Fareedullah Khan
Independent
1720.2%
Shaukat Ali Shah
Independent
1520.2%
Makhdoomzada Muhammad Aftab Haider
Independent
720.1%
Muhammad Imran Hussain Shah
Independent
580.1%
Haji Adam Khan
Jamaat-e-Islami
440.1%
Syed Muhammad Ehsan Haider Shah
Independent
370.0%
Syed Abbas Ali Shah
Independent
90.0%

PK-68 in other elections

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Common questions

Who won PK-68 Dera Ismail Khan in 2013?

Javed Akbar Khan (Independent) won with 41,349 votes (50.8%).

What was the margin of victory in PK-68 in 2013?

10,224 votes. Javed Akbar Khan received 41,349 votes and Makhdoom Syed Mureed Kazim Shah (ANP) received 31,125.

How many candidates contested PK-68 in 2013?

17 candidates, who received 81,353 votes between them.

Who won PK-68 Dera Ismail Khan in 2008?

Makhdumzada Syed Murid Kazim Shah (Independent) with 28,484 votes.