Sindh Assembly Election 2018 Results

Find comprehensive information on the Sindh Assembly Election Results 2024, including detailed reports on all Halqas, constituency updates, Candidates' Details, and the election outcomes across all areas of Sindh. Explore the prominent parties vying for seats in the Sindh Assembly 2024 Election, such as Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML N), Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM), Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), Pak Sarzameen Party (PSP), IJK, Jamiat-e-Ulema Islam (F), and other notable political entities. Keep abreast of the PSindh Election Results 2024 to gain a comprehensive understanding of Sindh's political dynamics.

  • 2024
  • 2018
Election Results 128/130
Party Symbol Seats Votes %
PPPP flag 84 0%
MQM-P flag 28 0%
IND-PTI flag 10 0%
JIP flag 2 0%
GDA flag 2 0%
Election Results 129/130
Party Symbol NA Votes %
PPPP flag 76 0%
PTI flag 23 0%
MQM-P flag 16 0%
GDA flag 11 0%
TLP flag 2 0%
MMA flag 1 0%
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Sindh Assembly Constituencies 2018

Badin
PS-70
PS-71
PS-72
PS-73
PS-74
Dadu
PS-83
PS-84
PS-85
PS-86
Ghotki
PS-18
PS-19
PS-20
PS-21
Hyderabad
PS-62
PS-63
PS-64
PS-65
PS-66
PS-67
Jacobabad
PS-1
PS-2
PS-3
Jamshoro
PS-80
PS-81
PS-82
Kamber Shahdadkot
PS-14
PS-15
PS-16
PS-17
Karachi Central
PS-123
PS-124
PS-125
PS-126
PS-127
PS-128
PS-129
PS-130
Karachi East
PS-99
PS-100
PS-101
PS-102
PS-103
PS-104
PS-105
PS-106
Karachi South
PS-107
PS-108
PS-109
PS-110
PS-111
Karachi West
PS-112
PS-113
PS-114
PS-115
PS-116
PS-117
PS-118
PS-119
PS-120
PS-121
PS-122
Kashmore
PS-4
PS-5
PS-6
Khairpur
PS-26
PS-27
PS-28
PS-29
PS-30
PS-31
PS-32
Korangi Karachi
PS-92
PS-93
PS-94
PS-95
PS-96
PS-97
PS-98
Larkana
PS-10
PS-11
PS-12
PS-13
Malir
PS-87
PS-88
PS-89
PS-90
PS-91
Matiari
PS-58
PS-59
Mirpurkhas
PS-47
PS-48
PS-49
PS-50
Naushahro Feroze
PS-33
PS-34
PS-35
PS-36
Sanghar
PS-41
PS-42
PS-43
PS-44
PS-45
PS-46
Shaheed Benazirabad
PS-37
PS-38
PS-39
PS-40
Shikarpur
PS-7
PS-8
PS-9
Sujawal
PS-75
PS-76
Sukkur
PS-22
PS-23
PS-24
PS-25
Tando Allahyar
PS-60
PS-61
Tando Muhammad Khan
PS-68
PS-69
Tharparkar
PS-54
PS-55
PS-56
PS-57
Thatta
PS-77
PS-78
PS-79
Umerkot
PS-51
PS-52
PS-53

The provincial Assembly of Sind is the house of elected representatives established under the constitution of Pakistan Article 106. The total number of 168 seats is allocated for the Sind Assembly through direct vote, out of which 29 seats are reserved for women and 9 seats for non-Muslims.

The Sindh Assembly building comprise of two-storey consisting of the camp office of the Sind Chief Minister, offices of the Speaker, Deputy Speaker, Ministers, Leader of the Opposition, Secretariat, Law Department of the Government of Sindh, and Library. The first assembly took place from 27 April 1937 to 1945. The 12th Provincial Assembly of Sindh has been recently dissolved after completing its elected term of 5 years on 28 May 2018. Caretaker provincial government took over till the next provincial assembly is elected.

Eligibility Criteria for MPA Sind Assembly

For being elected as the member of Sindh Assembly, a person should be a citizen of Sind and an adult age of at least 25 years and a registered voter. Member of the Sind Assembly should possess good morals and character. He/ she should have command over Islamic laws and teachings, must have never been convicted for any crime, and should have never worked against the integrity of Pakistan. Disqualification of the members took place under Article 63, 63A, 113, and 127. Any involvement in illegal activity, misconduct, and seizing the citizenship of Sind are some of the common reasons that can result in disqualification of Sindh Assembly membership.

Functions of Sindh Assembly

The major functions performed by the Sind Provincial Assembly are to make laws and regulations under Article 141 and Article 142. The Sind Assembly is also responsible for management of the operations of the province under Article 123 (3). Another significant function of Sind Assembly is to monitor the policies and practices of the Government under Article 130. The Sindh Assembly also approves provincial budgets, commencement of the sessions etc.

Sindh Assembly Elections 2018

Since the 2013 elections, Pakistan People’s Party emerged as the largest party of Sindh, with a majority of 91 seats. They were followed by MQM (51 seats), and PTI secured 4 seats. Pakistan Muslim League (F), PPP's perennial rival in Interior Sindh, held 11 seats.

Peoples Party was able to form the government for the ninth time in the province. Qaim Ali Shah was elected as the chief minister for the 3rd time and remained at the position till 2016, when he was replaced by Syed Murad Ali Shah.

MQM Broke Out

MQM splited due to internal rifts with Altaf Hussain’s anti Pakistan speech in 2016. The party therefore, splited into MQM- Pakistan and MQM – London. MQM – Pakistan is led by Dr. Farooq Sattar, and MQM London by Altaf Hussain. On the other hand, Mustafa Kamal formed Pak Sarzameen Party on 23rd March 2016 to compete against MQM – Pakistan. MQM- Pakistan is further subdivided into Farooq Sattar’s led MQM Bahadurabad, and Amir Khan led MQM – PIB. The reason for the split is due to the differences over the allotment of Senate tickets.

Sindh Assembly Election Results 2018

For the upcoming Sindh Assembly Election 2018 there will be eight main political parties competing fiercely against each other to win maximum provincial assembly seats. These parties include PPP, MQM Pakistan, MQM – Bahadurabad, MQM – PIB, PSP, and PTI. Pakistan Tehreek e Insaf is all set to give tough time to the other established parties of the province as it contest in NA–247, NA–243, NA–248, and NA–249. There are over 130 provincial constituencies in the province. Sind Assembly Constituencies 2018 include multiple constituencies in Karachi, Hyderabad, Jamshoro, Dadu, Jacobabad, Ghotki, Larkana, Nawab shah, Sukkur, Shikarpur, Mir pur Khas to name a few.

Election Commission of Pakistan has finalized 25th July 2018 for the commencement of General Elections 2018 in the country.This page comprise of details related to Sindh Assembly Election Result 2018. The election for each constituency is held on a different date. As soon as the election starts and the result for each constituency are finalized, it will be available for the dedicated visitors. Sindh Assembly Result 2018 for each constituency is equally important.

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