Islamabad (Web Desk/Agencies): 18 candidates have been elected unopposed as senators out of a total of 147 aspirants who deposited their nomination papers for the 48 vacant Senate seats.
According to a final list of candidates by issued by Returning Officers (ROs), out of 18 elected unopposed, seven are from Punjab’s general seats.
From Balochistan, senators for seven general seats, two women seats, and two Ulema/technocrat seats have won unopposed.
Meanwhile, a spokesperson for the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) announced that preparations have been completed for conducting elections on April 2 to fill 30 vacant seats.
Ballot papers have been printed, and transportation of election materials to returning officers has also been finalized. The elections would be held on 29 General, eight women, nine technocrat/ Ulema and two non-Muslim seats.
The elections will be held for 30 seats, which include one general and one technocrat seat from the federal capital, two women seats, two technocrat/Ulema seats, and one non-Muslim seat from Punjab.
Polling will be held in National Assembly, Punjab Assembly, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly and Sindh Assembly.
In Sindh, polls will be held for seven general, two women, two technocrat/Ulema, and one non-Muslim seat.
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) will hold elections for seven general, two women, and two technocrat seat on April 2. In total, 59 candidates are vying for these seats.
