QUETTA: Unofficial results have started to trickle in from several constituencies after polling for Balochistan’s local government (LG) elections in 32 constituencies ended, SIAL NEWS reported on Sunday.
According to the details, the voting schedule ended at 5:00 pm today for the Baluchistan LG elections which were held in 32 of the 34 districts amid tight security.
Party candidate Jamhoori Watan was leading with 41 votes in Dera Bugti’s UC 13 District No. 5. Pakhtunkhwa party candidate Milli Awami was leading with 47 votes in Chaman District 31, followed by the JUI candidate.
Jamhoori Watan Party candidate led Dera Bugti Ward No.8 with 354 votes, followed by an independent candidate with 106 votes. Balochistan’s Awami Party is in the lead with 362 votes in Jaffarabad’s No. 4 District, while the Jamaat-e-Islami candidate is second with 72 votes.
Baluchistan National Party (Mengal) candidate Abdullah Faiz Sajid leads with 11 votes in Gwadar’s Eidgah Ward No. 23, with candidate Haq Do Tehreek in second place with eight votes. Meanwhile, he won an independent candidate from Kohlu Tehsil Mawand UC 12 Ward No. 2 with 71 votes.
3,552,398 voters were registered for LG Surveyswhereas 5,226 polling stations, including 576 for men and 562 for women, were established for Baluchistan’s LG votes.
The electoral declarations of 1974 are declared confidential and those of 2034 are highly confidential. The voting process was supervised by the special secretary of the EC office in Balochistan.
Strict security measures have been taken to prevent any kind of adverse incident during the elections throughout the province.
