ISLAMABAD: The number of registered voters in Pakistan has increased by more than 6.3 million since last year’s general election, taking the total to 134.9 million, up from 128.6 million recorded on February 8, 2024.
According to the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP), there were 106 million registered voters for the 2018 general elections.
The latest voter data shows 72.3 million male voters and 62.5 million female voters, making up 53.62% males and 46.38% females nationwide.
Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT)
The federal capital has seen a rise in voters, reaching 1.21 million, including 633,450 males and 578,429 females. Islamabad has the smallest gender gap, with 52.27% males and 47.73% females.
Provincial Breakdown
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Punjab remains the province with the largest number of voters at 76.81 million, including 40.80 million males and 36.01 million females.
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Male voters: 53.12%
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Female voters: 46.88%
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Sindh has 28.28 million registered voters, of which 15.26 million are male and 13.01 million are female.
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Male voters: 53.98%
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Female voters: 46.02%
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Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) has 23 million voters, including 12.4 million males and 10.5 million females.
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Male voters: 54.33%
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Female voters: 45.67%
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Balochistan, despite being the largest province by area, has the lowest voter count at 5.63 million, with 3.15 million males and 2.49 million females.
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Male voters: 55.98%
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Female voters: 44.02%
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The increase in registered voters highlights growing political participation ahead of future elections.
