Gilgit-Baltistan: Results from the Gilgit-Baltistan Legislative Assembly (GBLA) elections 2026 continue to come in, with official outcomes declared for 19 out of 24 constituencies, showing a closely contested race among major political parties and independents.
Initial figures indicate that no single party has secured a clear majority so far, with the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), independent candidates, and Majlis Wahdat-e-Muslimeen (MWM) sharing key wins across the region.
Seat Tally So Far
According to available results:
- PPP: 9 seats
- PML-N: 5 seats
- Independents: 5 seats
- MWM: 1 seat
The fragmented result suggests a highly competitive election, with coalition politics likely to play a decisive role in government formation.
Key Constituency Results
In GBA-1 Gilgit-I, PPP’s Amjad Advocate won with 10,594 votes, defeating PML-N’s Shafiq-ud-Din.
In GBA-2 Gilgit-II, PML-N leader Hafeez-ur-Rehman secured victory with 13,433 votes.
PPP gained seats in multiple constituencies, including Nagar (GBA-4), Skardu-III (GBA-9), Skardu-IV (GBA-10), Kharmang (GBA-11), and Diamer-III (GBA-17).
In GBA-8 Skardu-II, MWM’s Kazim Meesam won a closely fought contest against PPP.
Independent Candidates Make Impact
Independent candidates performed strongly, winning in several constituencies including:
- Diamer-I
- Diamer-II
- Ghanche-III
- Ghanche-V
Their success highlights strong local voting patterns across multiple districts.
PML-N Wins Important Seats
PML-N secured victories in key constituencies including:
- Gilgit-II
- Astore-II
- Diamer-IV
- Ghanche-II
- Ghanche-IV
Close Contests
Several constituencies witnessed narrow margins, reflecting a tight electoral race, particularly in Skardu, Kharmang, and Ghanche regions.
GB Election Commission Rejects Fake Disqualification Notice of Candidate Riyaz Akbar
Election Overview
Voting for all 24 GBLA seats has concluded, while counting continues in the remaining constituencies. Final results are expected after complete verification by election authorities.
The emerging picture points toward a hung assembly, where no single party appears positioned to form a government independently.
FAQs
How many seats have been declared so far?
Results for 19 out of 24 GBLA constituencies have been announced.
Which party is leading?
PPP is currently leading with 9 seats.
Can any party form government alone?
No party has secured a majority so far, making coalition arrangements likely.
How many total seats are in the GB Assembly?
The Gilgit-Baltistan Assembly has 24 seats
One thought on “GB Elections 2026: PPP Leads as Results from Gilgit-Baltistan Assembly Seats Continue to Roll In”
Comments are closed.