The local Body Elections held under the supervision of Election Commission of Pakistan 1st phase in
Punjab and Sindh is going to held on 31st October 2015. There are thousands of candidates of different parties participates in the local government election. In Punjab the main rivalry in between PTI and PMLN and in Sindh PPP is going to be favorites. These elections are held in order to disperse administrative and financial authority to local governments to ensure good governance.
The local body elections are held after every four years on non party basis by the Chief Election Commissioner of Pakistan. Direct Elections are held on the basis of joint electorate that elects members of Union Council including Union Administrator and Vice Union Administrator. Seats are reserved for Women in Zila Council and it is the responsibility of the Election Commissioner to organize and conduct them fairly.
Elections are most hyped event in the political history of Pakistan. The nation whole heartedly is involved in voting for their favorite political party. After choosing the Prime Minister of your country, it’s time to choose your city government.
Election Commission of Pakistan decides to conduct local body elections in Karachi Sindh 2015 throughout the country. These elections are to be held in accordance to the 2001 Ordinance local government ordinance that gave the code of conduct to district administration. There are four stages of municipal government created: Town Committees, Municipal Committees, Municipal Corporations and Metropolitan Corporations. Members of each of these councils elect the senior members of the council. The elected house possesses the authority.
Detailed description and results of the local body elections 2015 in Karachi is shown below.
According to official and confirmed results above out from different parts of Karachi, the MQM wins in Karachi with massive margin.
Jamaat-e-Islami leader said he accepts the defeat. Vote count has completed after polling for the 3rd and final phase of local government elections ended in 12 districts of Punjab and six in Karachi.
MQM managed a massive victory over its opponents securing 136 seats. MQM’s opponents Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) secured 19 seats while independent candidates managed to win 28 seats. Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) also managed to get 12 seats while Jamat-e-Islami won 11 seats. Pakistan Tehreek Insaf’s (PTI) performance was unsatisfactory, managing to secure only 9 seats.
The local body elections are held after every four years on non party basis by the Chief Election Commissioner of Pakistan. Direct Elections are held on the basis of joint electorate that elects members of Union Council including Union Administrator and Vice Union Administrator. Seats are reserved for Women in Zila Council and it is the responsibility of the Election Commissioner to organize and conduct them fairly.
Elections are most hyped event in the political history of Pakistan. The nation whole heartedly is involved in voting for their favorite political party. After choosing the Prime Minister of your country, it’s time to choose your city government.
Election Commission of Pakistan decides to conduct local body elections in Karachi Sindh 2015 throughout the country. These elections are to be held in accordance to the 2001 Ordinance local government ordinance that gave the code of conduct to district administration. There are four stages of municipal government created: Town Committees, Municipal Committees, Municipal Corporations and Metropolitan Corporations. Members of each of these councils elect the senior members of the council. The elected house possesses the authority.
Detailed description and results of the local body elections 2015 in Karachi is shown below.
MQM
|
PTI
|
PPPP
|
JI
|
PML(N)
|
Independent
|
Total
|
136
|
9
|
19
|
11
|
12
|
28
|
215
|
Jamaat-e-Islami leader said he accepts the defeat. Vote count has completed after polling for the 3rd and final phase of local government elections ended in 12 districts of Punjab and six in Karachi.
MQM managed a massive victory over its opponents securing 136 seats. MQM’s opponents Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) secured 19 seats while independent candidates managed to win 28 seats. Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) also managed to get 12 seats while Jamat-e-Islami won 11 seats. Pakistan Tehreek Insaf’s (PTI) performance was unsatisfactory, managing to secure only 9 seats.
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