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Then, add 1 to the final answer, which makes it 1, Now remove the last two digits and we are left with 15, add another one to it and we will have Which means that each candidate in KP must get 16 votes.
Using the same formula, votes in National Assembly will be required for a Senator to be elected from Islamabad, 46 for Punjab, 21 for Sindh and 8 for Balochistan. When a candidate gets the required priority votes, his remaining Priority 1 votes will be transferred to the candidate on 2nd priority.
A process that continues until the required number of Senators are elected. Senators Senators are political representatives in the Senate, which is the upper house of the Legislature of Pakistan. The way they are chosen is also different: In Pakistan, the Senate consists of members. The role of a Senator is to: Represent the views of their state in the Senate Scrutinize the work of the Government Introduce and debate legislation Work on Senate Committees to analyse information from community organisations, lobby groups and members of the public on specific issues or legislation Present petitions; and, Make recommendations on the Financial Bill.
Pakistan is set to hold general elections on July 25 at a time of growing security risks and political instability surrounding the ouster and conviction of former prime minister Nawaz Sharif. Sharif, whom the courts also removed as the leader of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz PML-N , was arrested on July 13, over corruption charges in the Panama Papers case and sentenced to 10 years in prison. Less than a week to the elections, the country suffered a string of attacks on politicians and elections rallies that left people dead.
Pakistan is an Islamic parliamentary republic with a bicameral legislature. The federal government operates from Islamabad; the head of the government is the prime minister. Each of the four provinces is governed by a chief minister who is the head of the provincial assembly. Just over million Pakistanis are registered to vote for a member of the National Assembly and a member of the provincial legislature from their respective constituencies. The party with the most seats would nominate a prime minister.
The lower house of parliament or the national assembly has seats. But not all are open to direct election; some are reserved for women and religious minorities. A total of out of the directly elected seats is required for a governing majority.
However, integration is most likely still some years away. Punjab, the largest province by population, has seats, Sindh 61, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa 35, and Balochistan Religious minorities have 10 reserved seats for them and women have With every 4.
However, women and people from other religions can also contest the general seats. The current prime minister of Pakistan is former chief justice Nasirul Mulk in a caretaker capacity until a new government takes over.
In a country of million, million are registered to vote. Just over 44 percent or 47 million of the eligible voters are women. Registration has been made easy over the years. Anyone with a computerised national identification card NIC is automatically registered and can verify their status by texting the Election Commission of Pakistan. To register to vote, Pakistani residents can fill out the relevant form and submit it to an ECP display centre with a copy of their NIC. Although only a handful of political parties are household names, there are registered with the ECP.
Prior to each election, the ECP weeds out parties and candidates and then assigns the former a symbol. From ostriches to huqqahs, the candidates' symbols provide a rich source of campaign material.
PML-N won the election giving Nawaz a third term though he did not manage to complete any of his three stints in office. Shehbaz became president of the PML-N after his brother was ousted.
Although he occupies a key position in politics, having spent more than 10 years as chief minister of Punjab province, he is better known as a capable administrator who changed the face of Lahore.
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