PS-129 Karachi Central
Sindh Assembly · 2018 general election
District: Karachi Central
Syed Imran Ali Shah (PTI) won with 39,101 votes, beating Maaz Muqadam (MQM) by 21,404.
About this result
Syed Imran Ali Shah of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf won PS-129 Karachi Central in the 2018 general election with 39,101 of the 94,673 votes counted (41.3%), contesting on the Bat symbol. Maaz Muqadam of Muttahida Qaumi Movement finished second, 21,404 votes behind. 20 candidates contested the seat.
CandidateVotes
Syed Imran Ali Shah
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Symbol: Bat 39,10141.3%
Maaz Muqadam
Muttahida Qaumi Movement Symbol: Kite 17,69718.7%
Naeem
Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal Symbol: Book 14,24615.0%
Faisal Moaiz Khan
PSP Symbol: Dolphin 6,7717.2%
Dil Muhammad
Pakistan Peoples Party Symbol: Arrow 6,3446.7%
Muhammad Toqeer Randhawa
Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz) Symbol: Tiger 3,9734.2%
Hanif Shah
Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan Symbol: Crane 2,7052.9%
Niaz Muhammad
Awami National Party Symbol: Lantern 1,8451.9%
Muhammad Suleman
AAT Symbol: Chair 1,0121.1%
Syed Sarfaraz Ali
APML Symbol: Eagle 3670.4%
Awais Zahid Rana
Grand Democratic Alliance Symbol: Star 1590.2%
Muhammad Ali
Independent Symbol: Newspaper 1530.2%
Umair-ul-Abaad
Independent Symbol: Guitar 730.1%
Farhan Chishti
Independent Symbol: Mobile Phone 650.1%
Muhammad Sadiq
PP Symbol: Balloons 520.1%
Peerzada Muhammad Anwar Shah
Pakistan Muslim League (Quaid-e-Azam) Symbol: Tractor 490.1%
Nusrat Kamran
Independent Symbol: Queen 200.0%
Rehan Mansoor
Independent Symbol: Bottle 170.0%
Syeda Rabia Khaliq
Independent Symbol: Bell 140.0%
Asif Ali Khan
Independent Symbol: Rabbit 100.0%
PS-129 in other elections
Boundaries change between elections, so this number may cover a different area.
Common questions
Who won PS-129 Karachi Central in 2018?
Syed Imran Ali Shah (PTI) won with 39,101 votes (41.3%).
What was the margin of victory in PS-129 in 2018?
21,404 votes. Syed Imran Ali Shah received 39,101 votes and Maaz Muqadam (MQM) received 17,697.
How many candidates contested PS-129 in 2018?
20 candidates, who received 94,673 votes between them.