PTI confident about winning Pakistan presidential election

Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) in Pakistan stated that the candidate Arif Alvi is confident that he will win the presidential election on September 4.

According to Saturday 's meeting of Prime Minister Imuran Khan, he discussed the investment in marine protected areas from the four states, and the PTI decided to participate in the election with full enthusiasm.

Fawad Chaudhry informed the media. "Arif Alvi will be the president of Pakistan, as PTI is backed by the number of voters that need it."

He said that PTI received support from allies - Mutahida · Kaumi movement - Pakistan, Pakistan Muslim League Q, Balochistan People's Party and Grand Democratic Union Grand Prix

"The name of Alif Alvi is the final one, neither party opposed his appointment," he said.

Chowdhury said the PTI established a parliamentary committee in October responsible for national and regional parliamentary supplementary elections.

The prime minister made a historic and unprecedented decision at the recent Ministerial Conference, which helped to save millions of rupees.

President Pakistan will be elected by the Diet or the House of Representatives, the Senate and the four Parliament.

Alvi is now a member of the Diet and a senior politician considered Immelan Khan's best friend.

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This election is basically an election between two Pakistani political parties - Pakistan Muslim League - Nawaz (PML - N) and PTI. Pre-election opinion polls show that both parties are in intense competition. Informal results indicate that PTI won 110 seats out of 272 seats at the Pakistan National Assembly. PML-N won about 64. Behind the two there is the Pakistan People's Party (PPP), where there are 40 seats. PML - N claimed that the election was handled and dismissed the result. Other major parties across the country also blame the same thing. Everyone accused his voting agent (a member who must attend at the time of counting votes) was expelled from the polling place during the voting. They also complained about the excessive delay in the preliminary results of the Pakistan Election Commission - Pakistan's election is legalized at 2 o'clock / morning election

By election, Pakistan's Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) became the largest party at the national level in terms of referendums and seats. At the state level, PTI became the biggest political party in Punjab, became the largest party in Kyber Paktunkwa (KP), and the People's Party of Pakistan (PPP) became the largest party in Sind, a newly established road State people Party (BAP) became the biggest party in Balochistan. Polls show consistently that Pakistani Muslim League (N) (PML - N) is ahead of PTI. Judging from the lead of 11 points, the lead of PML-N has declined in the last week of the campaign, some polls are approaching the election, indicating PTI's lead. In the final result, PTI received a net profit of 31.82% of the vote (the highest voting share since its founding), but the net loss of PML-N was 24.35%.