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PS-35 Naushahro Feroze

Sindh Assembly · 2018 general election

District: Naushahro Feroze

Mumtaz Ali (PPP) won with 38,432 votes, beating Razi Ali Khan Jatoi (GDA) by 3,412.

About this result

Mumtaz Ali of Pakistan Peoples Party won PS-35 Naushahro Feroze in the 2018 general election with 38,432 of the 96,076 votes counted (40%), contesting on the Arrow symbol. Razi Ali Khan Jatoi of Grand Democratic Alliance finished second, 3,412 votes behind. 26 candidates contested the seat.

CandidateVotes
Mumtaz Ali
Pakistan Peoples Party Symbol: Arrow
38,43240.0%
Razi Ali Khan Jatoi
Grand Democratic Alliance
35,02036.5%
Abdul Haq Dost Muhammad
Independent
9,2289.6%
Mumtaz Ali Chandio
Independent
3,3473.5%
Abdul Rehmaan
Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal Symbol: Book
2,6522.8%
Zahid Ali Shah
Independent
1,9242.0%
Khalid Hussain
PRP
1,1221.2%
Amaan Ullah
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Symbol: Bat
8580.9%
Humma Rajpot
Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan
5750.6%
Alhindu Shah Urf Zaffar Ali Shah
Independent
5460.6%
Mashooq Ali
Independent
4310.4%
Aziz Ahmad Bhan
Independent
2310.2%
Zulfiqar Ali
Independent
2100.2%
Ghulam Murtaza Khan Jatoi
Independent
2080.2%
Muhammad Khan
Independent
1630.2%
Muhammad Afzal
Muttahida Qaumi Movement
1530.2%
Syed Kazim Ali Shah
PSP
1520.2%
Haji Khan Mashori
Independent
1360.1%
Ibrar Hussain
Independent
1320.1%
Abdul Sattar Rajpar
Independent
1320.1%
Sikandar Ali
Independent
1110.1%
Amjad Hussain Rajpar
Independent
930.1%
Muhammad Ishaaq
Independent
770.1%
Lutf Ali
Independent
680.1%
Noor Muhammad
Independent
400.0%
Muneer Ahmad
Independent
350.0%

PS-35 in other elections

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Common questions

Who won PS-35 Naushahro Feroze in 2018?

Mumtaz Ali (PPP) won with 38,432 votes (40%).

What was the margin of victory in PS-35 in 2018?

3,412 votes. Mumtaz Ali received 38,432 votes and Razi Ali Khan Jatoi (GDA) received 35,020.

How many candidates contested PS-35 in 2018?

26 candidates, who received 96,076 votes between them.