Explanation

The party that won the most seats in the 2026 Gilgit-Baltistan Assembly election was the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP).

PPP won the most seats, with 10 out of 24 elected seats.

The PML-N secured second position.

Elections held on 7 June 2026.

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Explanation

The party that won the most seats in the 2026 Gilgit-Baltistan Assembly election was the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP).

PPP won the most seats, with 10 out of 24 elected seats.

The PML-N secured second position.

Elections held on 7 June 2026.

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Explanation

Sikandar Sultan Raja appointed CEC: 27 January 2020

Sikandar Sultan Raja: first retired bureaucrat to have ever been appointed as the head of the top electoral body

Previously, Sardar Muhammad Raza was CEC (retired on December 5, 2019)

Explanation

• Balochistan Governor Malik Abdul Wali Kakar approved the dissolution of the Provincial Assembly of Balochistan
• Summary sent by: Abdul Qud­oos Bizenjo (Chief Minister)
• Under article: Article 112(1) of the Constitution of Pakistan
• Dissolution Date: 12th August 2023

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Last updated by NS on 01 MAY 2026

Explanation

About By-elections of November 2025

Winner: PML-N (12 seats)

Note: PML-N lost a provincial seat in Muzaffargarh

Punjab Assembly seat from Muzaffargarh won by PPP.

Boycotted by PTI.

NA seats: 6

Punjab Seats: 7

Held on 23 November 2025

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Explanation

About By-elections of November 2025

Winner: PML-N (12 seats)

Note: PML-N lost a provincial seat in Muzaffargarh

Punjab Assembly seat from Muzaffargarh won by PPP.

Boycotted by PTI.

NA seats: 6

Punjab Seats: 7

Held on 23 November 2025

Explanation

About By-elections of November 2025

Winner: PML-N (12 seats)

Note: PML-N lost a provincial seat in Muzaffargarh

Punjab Assembly seat from Muzaffargarh won by PPP.

Boycotted by PTI.

NA seats: 6

Punjab Seats: 7

Held on 23 November 2025

Six NA constituencies included:

1.      Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, NA-18 (Haripur)

2.     NA-96 (Faisalabad)

3.     NA-104 (Faisalabad)

4.     NA-129 (Lahore)

5.     NA-143 (Sahiwal)

6.     NA-185 (Dera Ghazi Khan)

Seven Punjab Assembly constituencies included:

1.     PP-73 (Sargodha)

2.     PP-87 (Mianwali)

3.     PP-98 (Faisalabad)

4.     PP-115 (Faisalabad)

5.     PP-116 (Faisalabad)

6.     PP-203 (Sahiwal)

7.     PP-269 (Muzaffargarh)

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Explanation

About By-elections of November 2025

Winner: PML-N (12 seats)

Note: PML-N lost a provincial seat in Muzaffargarh

Punjab Assembly seat from Muzaffargarh won by PPP.

Boycotted by PTI.

NA seats: 6

Punjab Seats: 7

Held on 23 November 2025

Six NA constituencies included:

1.      Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, NA-18 (Haripur)

2.     NA-96 (Faisalabad)

3.     NA-104 (Faisalabad)

4.     NA-129 (Lahore)

5.     NA-143 (Sahiwal)

6.     NA-185 (Dera Ghazi Khan)

Explanation

About By-elections of November 2025

Winner: PML-N (12 seats)

Note: PML-N lost a provincial seat in Muzaffargarh

Punjab Assembly seat from Muzaffargarh won by PPP.

Boycotted by PTI.

NA seats: 6

Punjab Seats: 7

Held on 23 November 2025

Explanation

About By-elections of November 2025

Winner: PML-N (12 seats)

Note: PML-N lost a provincial seat in Muzaffargarh

Punjab Assembly seat from Muzaffargarh won by PPP.

Boycotted by PTI.

NA seats: 6

Punjab Seats: 7

Held on 23 November 2025