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NA-256 Karachi Central

National Assembly · 2018 general election

District: Karachi Central

Muhammad Najeeb Haroon (PTI) won with 89,857 votes, beating Aamir Wali uddin Chishti (MQM-P) by 44,282.

About this result

Muhammad Najeeb Haroon of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf won NA-256 Karachi Central in the 2018 general election with 89,857 of the 198,873 votes counted (45.2%), contesting on the Bat symbol. Aamir Wali uddin Chishti of Muttahida Qaumi Movement Pakistan finished second, 44,282 votes behind. 16 candidates contested the seat.

CandidateVotes
Muhammad Najeeb Haroon
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Symbol: Bat
89,85745.2%
Aamir Wali uddin Chishti
Muttahida Qaumi Movement Pakistan Symbol: Kite
45,57522.9%
Meraj ul Huda Siddiqui
Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal Symbol: Book
22,36411.2%
Dost Muhammad Faizi
Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz) Symbol: Tiger
9,2214.6%
Muhammad Ali Qadri
Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan Symbol: Crane
9,1444.6%
Muhammad Adil Siddiqui
PSP Symbol: Dolphin
9,0304.5%
Syed Sajid Hassan
Pakistan Peoples Party Symbol: Arrow
7,5873.8%
Shahid Hussain
Independent Symbol: Ice Cream
2,7511.4%
Sofia Yaqoob
Awami National Party Symbol: Lantern
2,4651.2%
Zain Aqil
Independent Symbol: Bucket
3060.2%
Muhammad Riaz Haidar
Independent Symbol: Rabab
1490.1%
Ishtiaq Ahmad Shad
PFP Symbol: Ship
1410.1%
Rehman Mansoor
Independent Symbol: Tank
1290.1%
Muhammad Zaman Khan Lodhi
Independent Symbol: Ring
1010.1%
Muhammad Afsar Ali Khan
Independent Symbol: Butterfly
310.0%
Muhammad Irshad Siddiqui
Independent Symbol: Apple
220.0%

NA-256 in other elections

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Common questions

Who won NA-256 Karachi Central in 2018?

Muhammad Najeeb Haroon (PTI) won with 89,857 votes (45.2%).

What was the margin of victory in NA-256 in 2018?

44,282 votes. Muhammad Najeeb Haroon received 89,857 votes and Aamir Wali uddin Chishti (MQM-P) received 45,575.

How many candidates contested NA-256 in 2018?

16 candidates, who received 198,873 votes between them.