ISLAMABAD: The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has shared updated data of registered voters in Pakistan and total number of voters has reached 132.2 million in the country.
According to the data issued by ECP, the number of male voters in Pakistan is 71.1 million, the number of female voters is 61.2 million. The ratio of male voters in the country is 53.74 percent and 46.26 percent of female voters.
The total number of voters in Punjab is 75.3 million out of which 41.2 million are male voters and 35.1 million female voters.
In Sindh, total number of voters is 27.7 million in the province, in which the number of male voters is 14.9 million and the number of female voters is 12.7 million.
According to the ECP, the total number of voters in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is 22.2 million out of them 12.2 are male voters and 10.2 are female voters.
In Balochistan, total number of voters is 5.5 in the province, in which the number of male voters is 3.1 million and the number of female voters is 2.4 million.
The number of voters in Islamabad is 1.15 million out of which 605,031 are male and 549,440 are female.
Similarly, the number of voters in Karachi are 9.53 million, in Lahore 7.14 million, Peshawar 2.15 million and Quetta 0.88 million.
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Earlier, Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) disqualified Adil Bazai, a PTI-backed Member of the National Assembly (MNA) from Quetta, under Article 63A of the Constitution.
The disqualification followed a reference submitted by the NA Speaker, based on a request from former prime minister Nawaz Sharif, accusing Bazai of violating party policy.
