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PS-13 Jacobabad

Sindh Assembly · 2013 general election

District: Jacobabad

Mir Mumtaz Hussain Khan (PPP) won with 20,487 votes, beating Sardar Manzoor Ali Panhwar (PML-N) by 2,271.

About this result

Mir Mumtaz Hussain Khan of Pakistan Peoples Party won PS-13 Jacobabad in the 2013 general election with 20,487 of the 52,802 votes counted (38.8%). Sardar Manzoor Ali Panhwar of Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz) finished second, 2,271 votes behind. 17 candidates contested the seat. In 2008, PS-13 Jacobabad was won by Ghulam Muhammad Shahliani (PPP), so Pakistan Peoples Party kept the seat with a different candidate.

CandidateVotes
Mir Mumtaz Hussain Khan
Pakistan Peoples Party
20,48738.8%
Sardar Manzoor Ali Panhwar
Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz)
18,21634.5%
Mir Ahmed Nawaz Jakhrani
Independent
9,56918.1%
Sharif Khan Buledi
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf
2,4784.7%
Muhammad Pariyal
Independent
5041.0%
Syed Noor Ahmed Shah Jeelani
PST
4310.8%
Ghulam Muhammad Shahliani
Independent
3000.6%
Zulfiqar Ali
Independent
1280.2%
Anwar Ali Memon
Muttahida Qaumi Movement
1120.2%
Saif Ali Domki
Majlis Wahdat-e-Muslimeen
1110.2%
Syed Ali Hyder Rizvi
Independent
1050.2%
Mir Oranzeb Panhwar
Independent
940.2%
Mir Khalid Nawaz Jakhrani
Independent
900.2%
Kalimullah Kharani
Independent
770.1%
Syed Sadullah Shah
Independent
500.1%
Sajad Ali Baloch Buledi
Independent
310.1%
Mir Jumo Khan Lashari
Independent
190.0%

PS-13 in other elections

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Common questions

Who won PS-13 Jacobabad in 2013?

Mir Mumtaz Hussain Khan (PPP) won with 20,487 votes (38.8%).

What was the margin of victory in PS-13 in 2013?

2,271 votes. Mir Mumtaz Hussain Khan received 20,487 votes and Sardar Manzoor Ali Panhwar (PML-N) received 18,216.

How many candidates contested PS-13 in 2013?

17 candidates, who received 52,802 votes between them.

Who won PS-13 Jacobabad in 2008?

Ghulam Muhammad Shahliani (PPP) with 26,143 votes.