US EditionPakistan's general elections to be held in last week of January 2024: Election Commission
- Pakistan's election oversight body has announced a delay in the parliamentary elections, which were originally scheduled for November. The new date for the elections is set for the last week of January.
- This delay in the elections will have consequences for the country's political landscape and will impact the timeline for the formation of a new government. Additionally, it raises concerns about the transparency and effectiveness of the election oversight body.
- The decision to postpone the elections comes under the authority of the election oversight body, as stated in the constitution. This news highlights the importance of the oversight body in ensuring fair and timely elections.
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Pakistan polls to be held in last week of January, says Election Commission
Pakistan polls are set to take place next year in the last week of January, the Election Commission made an announcement on Thursday (September 21), as per the Dawn reports. The poll body released a statement stating that it had examined the apportionment of seats. After reviewing the delimitation process' development, the ECP said that the preliminary list of constituencies will be published on September 27, 2023.
Pakistan schedules parliamentary elections for January
The country's election authority has announced a date nearly three months later than initially intended. Former Prime Minister Imran Khan is unlikely to compete, given a corruption conviction and other investigations.
Pakistan will hold parliamentary elections at the end of January, delaying a vote due in November
Pakistan’s election oversight body has announced that it will hold the next parliamentary elections in the last week of January, delaying the vote which was to be held in November under the constitution
Pakistan will hold parliamentary elections at the end of January, delaying a vote due in November
ISLAMABAD (AP) — Pakistan’s election oversight body announced on Thursday that it will hold the next parliamentary elections in the last week of January, delaying the vote which was to be held in November under the constitution. However, the announcement by the Election Commission of Pakistan has ended uncertainty about the fate of the vote. Earlier, some political parties had feared that the election could be delayed for an indefinite period. P…
Pakistan will hold parliamentary elections at the end of January, delaying a vote due in November
The announcement by the Election Commission of Pakistan has ended uncertainty about the fate of the vote. Earlier, some political parties had feared that the election could be delayed for an indefinite period
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