After the end of polling at 05:00 PM on 12th September, Votes Counting began. Till midnight most results have been announced.
While few have been left behind.
Latest trends and party Position is given bellow:
Party Position CB Elections 2021
PTI is slightly ahead in the total. While PMLN has shown popularity. Tigers have bagged almost 50 seats all over Pakistan. While in Punjab province its has won most seats.
- PTI = 62 Seats
- PMLN = 49 Seats
- Independent = 52 Seats
- PPP = 13 Seats
- MQM = 10 Seats
- JI = 5 Seats
- BAP = 2 Seats
Unconfirmed and unofficial results of the local body elections of cantonment boards continue to come, according to which so far Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf is leading with 62 seats, 52 independent candidates have also won.
In this list, PML-N has won 49 seats and PPP 13 seats, while Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) has won 10 seats, Jamaat-e-Islami 5 seats, BAP 2 seats and Awami National Party 2 seats.
Punjab Results – PMLN Beat PTI
In Punjab, PML-N has the upper hand, PML-N is leading with 44 seats, an independent candidate is second with 31 seats and PTI is third with 27 seats.
- PMLN Seats in Punjab = 44
- PTI Seats in Punja = 27
- Independent Candidates Seats in Punjab = 31
The most interesting results have come from Lahore and Rawalpindi, where the PTI has suffered a crushing defeat.
In Lahore, Walton and Lahore Cantt were won by PML-N. In Chaklala Cantt, PTI also lost upset. In Wah Cantt, PML-N won eight out of ten seats and dealt a major blow to PTI.
In Gujranwala, PTI won six out of ten seats and defeated PML-N.
In Bahawalpur, Jhelum and Kharian, PTI took the field, while Multan Cantt won nine out of ten seats by independent candidates.
KPK Results – PTI Won
In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, unofficial, unconfirmed results of all 37 wards of the Cantonment Board came to light.
In the unofficial and unconfirmed results, 18 candidates of the ruling party PTI have won.
According to the results, 9 independent candidates, 5 from PML-N and 3 from PPP have won in the cantonment board elections of the province.
