According to early reports, Murad Ali Shah, a well-known contender for the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) and a former chief minister of Sindh, has won the PS-77 seat. Local media outlets are disseminating this information based on unauthorised sources, despite the fact that these stories have not yet been formally validated.
These early figures show that Murad Ali Shah has garnered a sizable number of votes—roughly 66,100—which suggests that the constituency has a sizable base of support. By comparison, his rival seemed to have garnered a very smaller total of votes—roughly 6,000.
Even if there is a lot of talk and interest around these unofficial results, it is important to proceed with care and wait for official confirmation from the relevant electoral authorities. Both voters and watchers are eager to know the results of this highly watched election fight when the final tallying is announced.
