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LA-32 Muzaffarabad

AJK Legislative Assembly · 2026 election

Muhammad Farooq Haider Khan (PML-N) won with 21,613 votes, beating Muhammad Ishfaq Zafar (PPP) by 2,339.

About this result

Muhammad Farooq Haider Khan of Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz) won LA-32 Muzaffarabad in the 2026 AJK Legislative Assembly election with 21,613 of the 48,306 votes counted (44.7%). Muhammad Ishfaq Zafar of Pakistan Peoples Party finished second, 2,339 votes behind. 14 candidates contested the seat. In 2021, LA-32 Muzaffarabad was won by Raja Muhammad Farooq Haider Khan (PML-N), so Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz) kept the seat with a different candidate.

CandidateVotes
Muhammad Farooq Haider Khan
Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz)
21,61344.7%
Muhammad Ishfaq Zafar
Pakistan Peoples Party
19,27439.9%
Raja Mohammad Mushtaq Khan
Jamaat-e-Islami
6,45813.4%
Sardar Asad Shehzad
All Jammu and Kashmir Muslim Conference
2250.5%
Abdul Khalil Mughal
Independent
1720.4%
Muhammad Ishfaq Butt
Independent
1350.3%
Muhammad Naseem Khan Abbasi
Independent
1170.2%
Waseem Ahmsd
Independent
960.2%
Mushtaq Ahmsd Dar
Independent
540.1%
Muhammad Altaf Butt
Independent
440.1%
Syed Zeeshan Haider Kazmi
Independent
440.1%
Raja Kashif Hussain
Independent
340.1%
Syed Ghulam Nabi Shah
Independent
270.1%
Azhar Hussain Kandhlavi
Independent
130.0%

Polling was held in phases and postponed in some constituencies, so these results are incomplete.

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Common questions

Who won LA-32 Muzaffarabad in 2026?

Muhammad Farooq Haider Khan (PML-N) won with 21,613 votes (44.7%).

What was the margin of victory in LA-32 in 2026?

2,339 votes. Muhammad Farooq Haider Khan received 21,613 votes and Muhammad Ishfaq Zafar (PPP) received 19,274.

How many candidates contested LA-32 in 2026?

14 candidates, who received 48,306 votes between them.

Who won LA-32 Muzaffarabad in 2021?

Raja Muhammad Farooq Haider Khan (PML-N) with 15,598 votes.