National Awami Party (Wali)
NAP-W
Won 24 general-election seats across 2 elections (1970–2002).
Summary
National Awami Party (Wali) won 24 general seats in Pakistan's general elections between 1970 and 2002, counting the National Assembly and the provincial assemblies. Its best result was in 1970, with 24 seats. In 2002 it won 0 seats.
General elections
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2002 Took part but won no seats 0seats
1970 National 4 · NWFP 11 · Balochistan 9 24seats
National Assembly · 4
NW-3Khan Abdul Wali KhanPeshawarNW-136Sardar Khair Bakhsh Khan MariQuettaNW-137Dr. Abdul Hai BalochKalatNW-138Mir Ghous Bakhsh Khan BazanjoKalat
NWFP Assembly · 11
PF-3Arbad Sikandar Khan KhalilPeshawarPF-4Arbab Saif ur Rehman KhanPeshawarPF-5Khan Abdul Wali KhanPeshawarPF-6Muhammad Akram KhanPeshawarPF-7Haji Taj Muhammad KhanPeshawarPF-8Wali Muhammad KhanPeshawarPF-19Muhammad Akram KhanMardanPF-20Khan Ameer Zada KhanMardanPF-21Major General (R) Mian Muhammad Ghulam JilaniMardanPF-22Muhammad Firdus KhanMardanPF-36Muhammad Afzal Khan LalaSwat
Balochistan Assembly · 9
PB-2Sardar Khair Bakhsh MarriQuettaPB-5Sardar Ahmad Nawaz Khan BugtiSibiPB-6Sardar Muhammad KhanSibiPB-11Mir Gul Khan NaseerChaghiPB-15Prince Agha Abdul KareemKalatPB-16Sardar Atta Ullah Khan MengalKalatPB-17Mir Dost Muhammad KhanMakranPB-18Sardar Abdul Rehman KhanMakranPB-19Mir Sher Ali Khan NosherwaniKharan
Common questions
When did NAP-W win the most seats?
In 1970, with 24 seats.