-General Elections 2018: How many votes religious parties received?
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ISLAMABAD: Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has revealed the final results of General Elections 2018.
It revealed that 4,674,545 votes were cast in favour of members of religious parties, who contested for National Assembly seats across the country.
It is less than 10% of the total over 5 crores votes casted in Pakistan on July 25 General Elections 2018.
Representatives of religious parties received the highest number of votes from Punjab — a total 1,859,198 votes from National Assembly constituencies of NA-55 to NA-195.
The second highest votes in favour of candidates of religious parties were cast in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa. A total of 1,347,367 votes were cast for leaders of various religious parties in NA-1 to NA-51.
Meanwhile in Sindh, 1,124,047 votes and in Balochistan 304,129 votes were cast in favour of religious party candidates from NA seats of NA-196 to NA-256 and NA-257 to NA-272, respectively.
Further, during the July 25 polls, religious party representatives received a total 39,804 votes from three Islamabad constituencies — NA-52, NA-53 and NA-54. The Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal, an alliance of religious political parties, secured 12 National Assembly seats in the July 25 polls.
