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LA-16 Bagh

AJK Legislative Assembly · 2021 election

Sardar Mir Akbar Khan (PTI) won with 23,563 votes, beating Sardar Qamar uz Zaman Khan (PPP) by 296.

About this result

Sardar Mir Akbar Khan of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf won LA-16 Bagh in the 2021 AJK Legislative Assembly election with 23,563 of the 56,855 votes counted (41.4%). Sardar Qamar uz Zaman Khan of Pakistan Peoples Party finished second, 296 votes behind. 17 candidates contested the seat. It was the 4th-closest result among the 45 AJK Legislative Assembly seats. In 2016, LA-16 Bagh was won by Chaudhary Muhammad Aziz (PML-N), so the seat changed hands.

CandidateVotes
Sardar Mir Akbar Khan
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf
23,56341.4%
Sardar Qamar uz Zaman Khan
Pakistan Peoples Party
23,26740.9%
Ijaz Ahmad
Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz)
3,5366.2%
Javed Khalil Abbasi
All Jammu and Kashmir Muslim Conference
3,2585.7%
Sardar Murad Anwar
Independent
8441.5%
Saddam Aziz
Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan
7811.4%
Muhammad Sajid Khan
Jamaat-e-Islami
5180.9%
Muhammad Faisal Khan
QIP
4370.8%
Amjad Islam Amjad
Independent
3650.6%
Basit Ali
Independent
1770.3%
Muhammad Usman
Independent
270.0%
Muhammad Rafique Hashmi
Muttahida Qaumi Movement
240.0%
Muhammad Maqsood Khan
Independent
180.0%
Arshad ul Haq
Independent
160.0%
Sardar Muhammad Rafique Baig
Pakistan Peoples Party (Shaheed Bhutto)
90.0%
Syed Ibadat Hussain Kazmi
Majlis Wahdat-e-Muslimeen
80.0%
Abrar Ahmad Khan
Independent
70.0%

LA-16 in other elections

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Common questions

Who won LA-16 Bagh in 2021?

Sardar Mir Akbar Khan (PTI) won with 23,563 votes (41.4%).

What was the margin of victory in LA-16 in 2021?

296 votes. Sardar Mir Akbar Khan received 23,563 votes and Sardar Qamar uz Zaman Khan (PPP) received 23,267.

How many candidates contested LA-16 in 2021?

17 candidates, who received 56,855 votes between them.

Who won LA-16 Bagh in 2016?

Chaudhary Muhammad Aziz (PML-N) with 34,313 votes.