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.
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.
1,806,383 rejected ballots. The ECP report records no declared general-election result for NA-8 Bajaur, so Electionpedia does not invent one.
Each card opens a permanent source-linked record. “Federal Capital” is the report's Islamabad Capital Territory row.
8,439,058 ballots · 44 constituencies
Open the result record →598,126 ballots · 3 constituencies
Open the result record →38,086,489 ballots · 141 constituencies
Open the result record →11,809,679 ballots · 61 constituencies
Open the result record →2,342,902 ballots · 16 constituencies
Open the result record →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.
Pakistan 2024 National Assembly Election Results and Turnout
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