Cantonment Board Elections 2021: Every Party Position

 


According to unverified results, PTI is in the top with 63 seats, followed by PML-N with 59 and independent candidates with 52 seats.

According to the unofficial and unverified results of the cantonment board elections, the PTI has emerged as the biggest winner throughout the country while the PML-N came close and independent secured 52 seats which was really unexpected. 

The PTI succeeded to safe 63 seats while the PML-N won 59 seats from across the country. 

Contenders who won the elections as independent candidates secured 52 seats in total. 

Among other Opposition parties, the PPP won 17, the Jamaat-e-Islami seven and the Awami National Party two. MQM won 10, while Balochistan Awami Party secured two.

 

Province wise results

PTI won maximum number of seats in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa 18, 28 in Punjab, 14 in Sindh and three in Balochistan.

PML-N won highest 51 seats in Punjab, securing 5 seats in KP, 3 seats in Sindh and didn’t won any seat in Balochistan.

PPP was unexpectedly incapable to setback PTI in Sindh. They have tied with PTI with 14 seats. They won 3 seats in KP and didn’t won any seat in Punjab or Baluchistan.

Independent candidates was able to won 32 seats in Punjab, giving hard time to PTI and PML-N. They protected 9 seats in KP, 7 seats in Sindh and 4 seats in Balochistan.

MQM won 10 seats in Sindh and didn’t won any seats in any other province.

JI won five in Sindh and two in Punjab.

ANP won two seats in KP while BAP won two in Balochistan.

 




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