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86% Pakistanis support PTI for 2023 elections: Survey

MM News Staff by MM News Staff
December 9, 2020
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A recent survey of UAE based magazine has revealed that up to 86 percent of Pakistani citizens have supported the incumbent government’s party PTI for the 2023 election.

People were asked to select one out of four options in which three were major parties of PDM (Pakistan Democratic Movement). However, the whole opposition collectively could not receive up to 15 percent of the votes in the survey. 

More than 86% of Pakistanis are supporting PTI for Next Election in 2023https://t.co/nahdpV8Vbq#politics #Pakistan #NawazSharif #PDM_NextStopLahore #ImranKhan #Corruption #LahoreReadyFor13Dec #LahoreRally #Elections #transparency

— Khaleej Mag (@KhaleejMag) December 7, 2020

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A total of 42,179 people participated in this online survey. Similarly, last month, the PTI gained a majority in a survey related to the election of the Gilgit-Baltistan Legislative Assembly.

According to two surveys conducted by Gallup Pakistan and Pulse Consultant, two surveys conducted by online survey firm Gallup and Plus Consultant have revealed that the majority of people in Gilgit-Baltistan are putting the ruling party ahead of PPP, whereas, PML-N was placed at the third position.

Read more: PTI leading in Gilgit Baltistan elections

The survey stated the PTI is first, the PPP second, and the PML-N third, while Prime Minister Imran Khan is the most popular political leader in Gilgit-Baltistan, as per the survey. Bilawal Bhutto Zardari and Nawaz Sharif are popular among the people in the second and third places according to the results of the survey while 30 percent of the voters say that the elections will be free from rigging and transparent.

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