ISLAMABAD: As the general elections draw near, political activities in the country are reaching a crescendo, with parties ramping up efforts to secure voter support.
Public gatherings, including strategic rallies, have become commonplace, providing a platform for candidates to articulate their visions and agendas. Beyond large-scale events, candidates are actively participating in corner meetings, fostering intimate discussions on local issues. This grassroots approach aims to establish direct connections between candidates and the electorate.
A noteworthy aspect of these elections is the diverse pool of candidates, reflecting broad representation. A total of 5,121 candidates are vying for National Assembly seats, encompassing 4,807 males, 312 females, and two transgender individuals. Similarly, for the four provincial assemblies, 12,695 candidates are in the race, comprising 12,123 males, 570 females, and two transgender candidates.
The electoral landscape features the contestation of 266 general seats in the National Assembly and 593 general seats across the four provincial assemblies. This vast electoral battleground underscores the elections’ significance in shaping the nation’s political trajectory.
As the countdown to Election Day continues, the political discourse is expected to escalate, with candidates and parties sparing no effort to garner voter support. The nation eagerly awaits the democratic exercise’s outcome, poised to shape the country’s governance in the foreseeable future.
