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PP-180 Kasur

Punjab Assembly · 2013 general election

District: Kasur

Waqas Hassan Mokal (PML-Q) won with 31,840 votes, beating Ahsan Raza Khan (PML-N) by 5,074.

About this result

Waqas Hassan Mokal of Pakistan Muslim League (Quaid-e-Azam) won PP-180 Kasur in the 2013 general election with 31,840 of the 91,128 votes counted (34.9%). Ahsan Raza Khan of Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz) finished second, 5,074 votes behind. 21 candidates contested the seat. In 2008, PP-180 Kasur was won by Ahsan Raza Khan (PML-N), so the seat changed hands.

CandidateVotes
Waqas Hassan Mokal
Pakistan Muslim League (Quaid-e-Azam)
31,84034.9%
Ahsan Raza Khan
Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz)
26,76629.4%
Muhammad Javaid Iqbal
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf
17,10218.8%
Sardar Muhammad Amjad
Independent
9,71710.7%
Noor Samand
Independent
2,9613.2%
Sardar Nazir Ahmad Dogar
Jamaat-e-Islami
9621.1%
Mian Saif Ullah Aziz
Independent
5020.6%
Muhammad Ilyas Tahir
Muttahida Qaumi Movement
4220.5%
Mazhar Hayat Bhatti
TTP
2190.2%
Faisal Ejaz
Independent
1000.1%
Muhammad Asim
Independent
890.1%
Muhammad Ishaq Khan
Independent
860.1%
Shazia Haneef
Independent
640.1%
Riasat Ali
Independent
610.1%
Ghulam Rasool
Independent
590.1%
Mirza Qadir Ahmad
Independent
470.1%
Malik Jameel Ahmed Khan Kalas
Independent
390.0%
Afsar Raza Khan
Independent
370.0%
Sardar Yaar Muhammad Dogar
Independent
340.0%
Rana Usman Alam
Independent
130.0%
Ali Muhammad Khan
Independent
80.0%

PP-180 in other elections

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Common questions

Who won PP-180 Kasur in 2013?

Waqas Hassan Mokal (PML-Q) won with 31,840 votes (34.9%).

What was the margin of victory in PP-180 in 2013?

5,074 votes. Waqas Hassan Mokal received 31,840 votes and Ahsan Raza Khan (PML-N) received 26,766.

How many candidates contested PP-180 in 2013?

21 candidates, who received 91,128 votes between them.

Who won PP-180 Kasur in 2008?

Ahsan Raza Khan (PML-N) with 18,228 votes.