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Pakistan:tv, in testa i candidati legati a ex premier Khan

epa11137478 People watch a broadcast of the unofficial preliminary partial results at the end of election day, in Lahore, Pakistan, 08 February 2024. Pakistani voters headed to heavily guarded polling stations on 08 February to elect a new government for a five-year term amid increased security threats. There are more than 128 million registered voters, 59.3 million (46 percent) women and 69.2 million (54 percent) men. More than 20 million new voters have been registered for the 2024 elections. Nearly 18,000 candidates are running for 266 contestable parliamentary seats. EPA/RAHAT DAR
epa11137478 People watch a broadcast of the unofficial preliminary partial results at the end of election day, in Lahore, Pakistan, 08 February 2024. Pakistani voters headed to heavily guarded polling stations on 08 February to elect a new government for a five-year term amid increased security threats. There are more than 128 million registered voters, 59.3 million (46 percent) women and 69.2 million (54 percent) men. More than 20 million new voters have been registered for the 2024 elections. Nearly 18,000 candidates are running for 266 contestable parliamentary seats. EPA/RAHAT DAR
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ISLAMABAD, 09 FEB - I candidati indipendenti legati all'ex primo ministro in carcere Imran Khan sono in testa alle elezioni in Pakistan, hanno riferito i canali televisivi locali. La commissione elettorale non ha annunciato un singolo risultato ufficiale per l'Assemblea Nazionale più di 11 ore dopo la fine delle elezioni, ma i conteggi non ufficiali dei canali televisivi mostrano che i candidati indipendenti sono in testa nella maggior parte dei collegi. Alla vigilia invece ci si aspettava che il Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz del tre volte premier Nawaz Sharif vincesse il maggior numero di seggi, con il placet dei militari.

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