2013 FATA Pre-election Briefing (February 2013)

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Details previous elected National Assembly deputies as well as electoral roll data for the May 2013 elections. Briefing courtesy of http://www.slideshare.net/tayyebafridi

Notícias e política

5.4 million
(unofficial survey 2013: exceeds 8 million)
Registered voters in FATA:1.6 million

12 constituencies:
12 National Assembly seats, 8 Senate seats
1. Khyber 2 NA seats
2. Mohmand 1
3. Bajaur 2
4. Orakzai 2
5. North Waziristan 1
6. South Waziristan 2
7. Kurram 1
8. Frontier Regions 1

NA-43
2002: Maulana M Sadiq
2008: Shaukatullah Khan
Area: 1,400 sq km
Population: 1,000,000
Registered voters: 336,000

NA-44
2002: Haroon-ur-Rasheed
2008: Akhunzada Chatan
Area: 1,400 sq km
Population: 1,000,000
Registered voters: 336,000

2002: Maulana Mohd Saddiq
2008: Malik Bila Rehman
Area: 9,297 sq km
Population: 600,000
Registered votes: 171,000

NA-45
2002: Noorul Haq Qadri (Independent)
2008: Re-elected
Area: 2500 sq km
Population: 547,000
Registered voters: 320,000
Khyber Agency

NA-46
2002: Maulana Khalilur Rehman (JUI-F)
2008: Hamidullah Jan Afridi (Independent)
Area: 2500 sq km
Population: 547,000
Registered voters: 320,000

NA-39
2002: Gulab Jamal (Independent)
2008: Jawad Hussain (Independent)
Area: 1,800 sq km
Population: 450,000
Registered voters: 100,000

NA-38
2002: Munir Orakzai
2008: Re-elected
Area: 4,352 sq km
Population: 448,000
Registered voters: 214,000

NA-37
2002: Dr. Javid Hussan Mian
2008: Sajid Toro
Area: 4,352 sq km
Population: 448,000
Registered voters: 214,000

NA-40
2002: Maulana Naik Zaman (JUI-F)
2008: Kamran (Independent)
Total area: 4,707 sq km
Population: 361,246
Registered voters: 156,600

NA-41
2002: Maulana Abdul Malik (JUI-F)
2008: Re-elected
Area: 6,619 sq km
Population: 430,000
Registered votes: 225,000

NA-42
2002: No elections were held in the
constituency.
Area: 66,169 sq km
Population: 430,000

All Frontier Regions are combined in one
constituency: NA-47
1. FR Peshawar
2. FR Kohat
3. FR Bannu
4. FR Tank
5. FR Lakki
6. FR DI Khan

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2. 5.4 million (unofficial survey 2013: exceeds 8 million) Registered voters in FATA:1.6 million

3. 12 constituencies: 12 National Assembly seats, 8 Senate seats 1. Khyber 2 NA seats 2. Mohmand 1 3. Bajaur 2 4. Orakzai 2 5. North Waziristan 1 6. South Waziristan 2 7. Kurram 1 8. Frontier Regions 1

4. NA-43 2002: Maulana M Sadiq 2008: Shaukatullah Khan Area: 1,400 sq km Population: 1,000,000 Registered voters: 336,000

5. NA-44 2002: Haroon-ur-Rasheed 2008: Akhunzada Chatan Area: 1,400 sq km Population: 1,000,000 Registered voters: 336,000

6. 2002: Maulana Mohd Saddiq 2008: Malik Bila Rehman Area: 9,297 sq km Population: 600,000 Registered votes: 171,000

7. NA-45 2002: Noorul Haq Qadri (Independent) 2008: Re-elected Area: 2500 sq km Population: 547,000 Registered voters: 320,000 Khyber Agency

8. NA-46 2002: Maulana Khalilur Rehman (JUI-F) 2008: Hamidullah Jan Afridi (Independent) Area: 2500 sq km Population: 547,000 Registered voters: 320,000

9. NA-39 2002: Gulab Jamal (Independent) 2008: Jawad Hussain (Independent) Area: 1,800 sq km Population: 450,000 Registered voters: 100,000

10. NA-38 2002: Munir Orakzai 2008: Re-elected Area: 4,352 sq km Population: 448,000 Registered voters: 214,000

11. NA-37 2002: Dr. Javid Hussan Mian 2008: Sajid Toro Area: 4,352 sq km Population: 448,000 Registered voters: 214,000

12. NA-40 2002: Maulana Naik Zaman (JUI-F) 2008: Kamran (Independent) Total area: 4,707 sq km Population: 361,246 Registered voters: 156,600

13. NA-41 2002: Maulana Abdul Malik (JUI-F) 2008: Re-elected Area: 6,619 sq km Population: 430,000 Registered votes: 225,000

14. NA-42 2002: No elections were held in the constituency. Area: 66,169 sq km Population: 430,000

15. All Frontier Regions are combined in one constituency: NA-47 1. FR Peshawar 2. FR Kohat 3. FR Bannu 4. FR Tank 5. FR Lakki 6. FR DI Khan

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