Abbottabad-II, Khyber Paktunkhwa — Pakistan National Assembly Election Results

Abbottabad-II (Khyber Paktunkhwa) was won by Ali Khan Jadoon (PTI) at the 2018 National Assembly general election, with a margin of 30,661 votes over Mohabbat Khan. This page covers the 2018 general election, the only one on record for Abbottabad-II, Khyber Paktunkhwa, under this name.

Full Election History, 2018–2018

Election Winner Party Votes Vote Share Runner-up Margin
2018 Ali Khan Jadoon PTI 85,763 48.7% Mohabbat Khan (PML-N) 30,661 (17.4 pts)

Full Result Breakdown by Election

2018

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Ali Khan Jadoon PTI 85,763 48.7%
Mohabbat Khan PML-N 55,102 31.3%
Shouket Ali Tanoli Independent 12,689 7.2%
Ayaz Khan Jadoon Pakistan Rah-e-Haq Party 7,940 4.5%
Muhammad Saeed Khan MMA 4,177 2.4%
Muhammad Waqas Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan 3,072 1.7%
Jamil Hussain QWP 2,354 1.3%
Muhammad Rohail Independent 1,472 0.8%
Sardar Maqsood Ayub Independent 836 0.5%
Muhammad Irshad ANP 523 0.3%
Rizwan Khan Independent 465 0.3%
Murad Sher Independent 376 0.2%
Javed Khan Independent 281 0.2%
Syed Faisal Hussain Shah Gallani Independent 275 0.2%
Muhammad Asghar Shah Independent 254 0.1%
Muhammad Rashid Independent 236 0.1%
Bilal Saddique Independent 201 0.1%
Syed Saeed Khalid Independent 162 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

Abbottabad-II has been contested at 1 National Assembly general election on record (2018). Parties that have won this seat over that span: PTI.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won Abbottabad-II in the 2018 general election?

Ali Khan Jadoon (PTI) won Abbottabad-II, Khyber Paktunkhwa, in 2018 with 85,763 votes (48.7%), a margin of 30,661 votes over Mohabbat Khan.

Which parties have won Abbottabad-II since 2018?

Since 2018, Abbottabad-II has been won by: PTI.

What was the closest result in Abbottabad-II?

The closest result on record for Abbottabad-II was 2018, when PTI beat PML-N by just 30,661 votes (17.4 percentage points).

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