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GBLA-1 Gilgit

Gilgit-Baltistan Assembly · 2015 election

Jaffar Ullah Khan (PML-N) won with 7,171 votes, beating Amjad Hussain Advocate (PPP) by 874.

About this result

Jaffar Ullah Khan of Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz) won GBLA-1 Gilgit in the 2015 Gilgit-Baltistan Assembly election with 7,171 of the 19,703 votes counted (36.4%). Amjad Hussain Advocate of Pakistan Peoples Party finished second, 874 votes behind. 22 candidates contested the seat. In 2009, GBLA-1 Gilgit was won by Syed Razi Uddin Rizvi (Independent), so the seat changed hands.

CandidateVotes
Jaffar Ullah Khan
Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz)
7,17136.4%
Amjad Hussain Advocate
Pakistan Peoples Party
6,29732.0%
Syed Nizam Ud Din Shah
Independent
2,28511.6%
Muhammad Ilyas Siddiqui
Majlis Wahdat-e-Muslimeen
2,10910.7%
Hamayat Ullah Khan
MDM
1,4717.5%
Haji Johar Ali
Independent
560.3%
Abdul Jamil
Muttahida Qaumi Movement
550.3%
Samad Khan
Independent
520.3%
Mir Alam
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf
360.2%
Maulana Sultan Rais
Independent
350.2%
Rehmat Ullah
Independent
270.1%
Shahzad Qamar
Independent
180.1%
Yousif Ali
Independent
160.1%
Sher Ali Khan
Jamaat-e-Islami
140.1%
Allauddin
Independent
120.1%
Moulana Attaullah Shahab
Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (F)
110.1%
Abdul Wahid
GBQM
90.0%
Imran Hussain
Independent
90.0%
Sheilh Abbas Ali
APML
70.0%
Syed Hassan Shah
Islami Tehreek Pakistan
70.0%
Yousif Jamal Advocate
Pakistan Awami Tehreek
50.0%
Muhammad Aalamgir
Independent
10.0%

GBLA-1 in other elections

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Common questions

Who won GBLA-1 Gilgit in 2015?

Jaffar Ullah Khan (PML-N) won with 7,171 votes (36.4%).

What was the margin of victory in GBLA-1 in 2015?

874 votes. Jaffar Ullah Khan received 7,171 votes and Amjad Hussain Advocate (PPP) received 6,297.

How many candidates contested GBLA-1 in 2015?

22 candidates, who received 19,703 votes between them.

Who won GBLA-1 Gilgit in 2009?

Syed Razi Uddin Rizvi (Independent) with 10,012 votes.