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PP-105 Hafizabad

Punjab Assembly · 2013 general election

District: Hafizabad

Malik Fiaz Ahmad Awan (PML-N) won with 55,021 votes, beating Doctor Muzaffar Ali Sheikh (Independent) by 17,833.

About this result

Malik Fiaz Ahmad Awan of Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz) won PP-105 Hafizabad in the 2013 general election with 55,021 of the 117,438 votes counted (46.9%). Doctor Muzaffar Ali Sheikh, an independent candidate, finished second, 17,833 votes behind. 16 candidates contested the seat. In 2008, PP-105 Hafizabad was won by Malik Fiaz Ahmed (PPP), so the seat changed hands.

CandidateVotes
Malik Fiaz Ahmad Awan
Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz)
55,02146.9%
Doctor Muzaffar Ali Sheikh
Independent
37,18831.7%
Syed Wasim Ul Hassan Naqvi
Independent
9,6618.2%
Malik Shaukat Hayat Awan
Pakistan Peoples Party
6,2615.3%
Ali Abbas Awan
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf
3,8003.2%
Iftikhar Ali Ansari
Independent
1,6231.4%
Habib Ullah Cheema
Jamaat-e-Islami
1,4521.2%
Shoaib Aslam Hanjra
Independent
6580.6%
Hafiz Muhammad Ashraf
Independent
6390.5%
Muhammad Ashraf Bhatti
Independent
3040.3%
Sajid Ali Gondal
Pakistan Muslim League (Junejo)
2700.2%
Rana Irfan Ahmad
Muttahida Qaumi Movement
2520.2%
Chaudhary Usman Khizar Mangat
Independent
1600.1%
Muhammad Irfan Javed
Independent
660.1%
Chaudhary Khizar Hayat Mangat
Independent
470.0%
Chaudhary Rafaqat Ali Ghazali Warraich
Jamiat Ulema-e-Pakistan (Noorani)
360.0%

PP-105 in other elections

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

Common questions

Who won PP-105 Hafizabad in 2013?

Malik Fiaz Ahmad Awan (PML-N) won with 55,021 votes (46.9%).

What was the margin of victory in PP-105 in 2013?

17,833 votes. Malik Fiaz Ahmad Awan received 55,021 votes and Doctor Muzaffar Ali Sheikh (Independent) received 37,188.

How many candidates contested PP-105 in 2013?

16 candidates, who received 117,438 votes between them.

Who won PP-105 Hafizabad in 2008?

Malik Fiaz Ahmed (PPP) with 34,134 votes.