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Election Commission of Pakistan · 8 February 2024

Pakistan's 2024 National Assembly election.

Official Pakistan 2024 National Assembly election totals: national ballot accounting and verified province-level turnout from the Election Commission of Pakistan's general-election report.

128,585,763registered voters
61,276,254ballots cast
47.65%published turnout
265 of 266general-seat results declared
Official national accounting

59,469,871 valid votes.

1,806,383 rejected ballots. The ECP report records no declared general-election result for NA-8 Bajaur, so Electionpedia does not invent one.

Result statusOfficial reportNational and province totals
Five verified source rows

Turnout and ballot accounting by province or area.

Each card opens a permanent source-linked record. “Federal Capital” is the report's Islamabad Capital Territory row.

National ballot accounting

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Registered voters128,585,763
Ballots cast61,276,254
Valid votes59,469,871
Rejected votes1,806,383
Publication boundary

Aggregate results are live. Candidate rows are still withheld.

The source compiler withholds constituency and candidate rows until the remaining OCR-level rollup differences and personal-name transcriptions are source-reviewed. National and province aggregates are visually verified directly from report page 9.

This is deliberate: a one-vote detail-rollup difference and unresolved personal-name OCR errors do not become public records or indexable pages.

Source: Election Commission of Pakistan, General Election Report 2024, Volume II · verified archived copy. Exact report SHA-256: dcf2058f8feb5819dfc5c3059e50e144e32fd257c25b7c93aa54b1731dc82922.

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Pakistan 2024 National Assembly Election Results and Turnout

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