Tribal Area 7, Islamabad and FATA — Pakistan National Assembly Election Results

Tribal Area 7 (Islamabad and FATA) was won by Muhammad Jamal Ud Din (JUI-F) at the 2013 National Assembly general election, with a margin of 402 votes over Qayyum Sher Mahsud. This page covers the 2013 general election, the only one on record for Tribal Area 7, Islamabad and FATA, under this name.

Full Election History, 2013–2013

Election Winner Party Votes Vote Share Runner-up Margin
2013 Muhammad Jamal Ud Din JUI-F 3,468 27.4% Qayyum Sher Mahsud (Independent) 402 (3.2 pts)

Full Result Breakdown by Election

2013

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Muhammad Jamal Ud Din JUI-F 3,468 27.4%
Qayyum Sher Mahsud Independent 3,066 24.2%
Dost Muhammad Khan PTI 2,454 19.4%
Abdur Rahim Khan Independent 2,128 16.8%
Dilawar Khan PML-N 429 3.4%
Sami Ullah Jan Jamaat-e-Islami 271 2.1%
Abdul Majeed Khan Independent 222 1.8%
Javed Iqbal Independent 203 1.6%
Sher Pao Independent 115 0.9%
Muhammad Tahir Independent 106 0.8%
Sher Muhammad Independent 104 0.8%
Nasibullah Independent 26 0.2%
Abdul Qadoos Khan Independent 18 0.1%
Faizullah Amin Independent 12 0.1%
Shah Fahad Ansari PPP 11 0.1%
Ihsan Ullah Khan Mahsood Pakistan Tehreek-e-Inqalab 8 0.1%
Salim Khan Independent 8 0.1%

Margin Over Time

Winning margin (percentage points) at each election, coloured by the winning party.

Not enough elections of data yet to chart a trend.

Trend

Tribal Area 7 has been contested at 1 National Assembly general election on record (2013). Parties that have won this seat over that span: JUI-F.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won Tribal Area 7 in the 2013 general election?

Muhammad Jamal Ud Din (JUI-F) won Tribal Area 7, Islamabad and FATA, in 2013 with 3,468 votes (27.4%), a margin of 402 votes over Qayyum Sher Mahsud.

Which parties have won Tribal Area 7 since 2013?

Since 2013, Tribal Area 7 has been won by: JUI-F.

What was the closest result in Tribal Area 7?

The closest result on record for Tribal Area 7 was 2013, when JUI-F beat Independent by just 402 votes (3.2 percentage points).

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