PTI Election Campaign: News & Updates.

[Zarvan]

guys I started a new thread on this national politics issue about our polling stations

please comment on that one too

 

[Marshmallow]

 

[AUz]

Well guys after a lot( & I mean A LOT!) of soul searching, I've decided to vote PTI. I hope I'm welcome to the family. NA-127 PP154.

Welcome to family brother!

Yar ab apni family/friends/relatives ko b PTI ko vote denay pe razi karo or Inshallah, take them with you on elections day and make sure they vote BAT...

We need to free Pakistan from these feudal families, Inshallah!

 

[Marshmallow]

guys I started a new thread on this national politics issue about our polling stations

please comment on that one too

which 1

 

[kugga]

PTI supporting PPPP in some constituencies WTF is this guys???

 

[Zarvan]

which 1

I just did my first step and got the answer other two steps are not needed

 

[Jango]

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Something is really wrong with campaign high ups![/QUOTE]

Yeah, a jalsa in Kara hi will be good to get the emotions flowing, but where does this leave the GT road rally and the Pindi Jalsa?

Coordination will need to be top notch that day.

 

[ajpirzada]

clearly shows that most of the gains for PTI have come from stealing voters from the vote bank of both PML-N and PPP. wat is more interesting is that most of the undecided voters had initially gone to the traditional parties while jumping to the PTI wagon only afterwards.

also it seams that PTI has not dented MQM vote bank which has kept growing attracting voters from the undecided lot and also from the PPP and PML-N. same goes for JI as well.

 

[cleverrider]

Pashto Message at Nowshera Jalsa

Pashtuns in KPK are supporting Imran all the way and he will be able to form government in KPK, I hope Imran dont let them down.

 

[AUz]

PTI supporting PPPP in some constituencies WTF is this guys???

What? lol...

Where is the source? Don't tell me "Irfan Siddique" told you that..

 

[ajpirzada]

clearly shows that most of the gains for PTI have come from stealing voters from the vote bank of both PML-N and PPP. wat is more interesting is that most of the undecided voters had initially gone to the traditional parties while jumping to the PTI wagon only afterwards.

also it seams that PTI has not dented MQM vote bank which has kept growing attracting voters from the undecided lot and also from the PPP and PML-N. same goes for JI as well.

Unbelievable surge by PTI blurs election scene


Ansar Abbasi
Monday, May 06, 2013
From Print Edition


836 468 77 1


ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaaf (PTI), which till recently was considered a possible dark horse in the upcoming elections, has now emerged as a serious bet, leaving political analysts and media commentators extremely confused to give an assessment about the outcome of the May 11 polls.

Just a few weeks back it was all one-sided, a PML-N game. But now the elections have become the most unpredictable in the history of Pakistan. An unbelievable surge in the popularity of Imran Khan’s PTI has blurred the electoral scene, with no predictions possible.

Such is the unpredictability of these elections that now the PPP has also started seeing a chance for itself not for any good reason on its part or because of its negative media campaign but sensing that the PTI may hurt the N-League badly to end up this game of numbers in a manner that the three top political contenders- the PML-N, PTI and PPP- stay between around 60 to 70 seats in the National Assembly.

Although in most constituencies of Punjab and many in KP it’s a fight between the PML-N and PTI, in certain numbers of seats particularly in Punjab the PPP hopes to get benefit because of triangular fight. Some in the PPP believe and the top PML-N leadership says that the PTI is mainly hitting the N-vote bank.

However, this is not the fact. The Gallup Pakistan in its recent survey has shown that among the currently ‘Intending to Vote for Imran Khan’, the distribution is: New Voters (29%); PPP Switchers (42%); PML-N/Q Switchers (24%); all others (5%). It means that till recently the PTI mainly damaged the PPP’s vote bank and not that of the PML-N.

Since last fortnight, it has started damaging the N-League vote bank but no one knows how serious and to what extent it has hurt Nawaz Sharif’s party that unlike other ruling parties of the past five years (at federal and provincial level) remained popular and in the recent months surveys was anticipated as the winner of the May 11 polls.

Only the time will tell whether the PPP’s thinking that the PTI’s rise may allow it to form the next government is the PPP’s daydreaming or the nightmarish fate for the nation. However, in case of the PML-N the number of it’s target seats is fast depleting. The N-League was confident to get simple majority- more than 140 seats in the general elections- but it has lost its confidence during in the last ten days. Now this 140 number seems to be a dream number, and impossibility. How many number of seats it would lose as against its estimates, no one knows at this point of time.

According to Gallup if Imran Khan was able to convert ‘Second Choicers’ to ‘First Choicers’, he may succeed in creating the ‘wave of success’ or as he describes it the ‘tsunami’ of his victory. The Second Choicers are mostly in the current vote bank (intending voters) of PML-N, the Gallup Pakistan says, adding it is understandable that the election campaign is focused on PML-N efforts to guard their vote bank and Imran Khan’s efforts to lure away his ‘Second Choicers’ out of PML-N.

This contested bloc of votes constitutes nearly 15% points of the national vote (30% of all voters in Punjab). Gallup characterises this bloc of votes as the ‘Soft-belly of PML-N’ or the ‘Luring Ground of PTI’. It added that nearly 50% of PML-N voters in Punjab say they have NO SECOND CHOICE and they are determined to vote for PML-N. However, a sizeable majority 40% say PTI is their Second Choice.

“In other words, they are vulnerable to switching. The reverse is also true. Many among PTI voters say, PML-N is their second choice. But since PML-N is the front runner, it would understandably be more threatened. This volatility of voters in Punjab may continue through May 11, and the outcome of Imran-PML-N contest on this turf will settle the outcome of this election,” Gallup says.

So like everybody else, Gallup too sees that PTI rising but unable to say whether this rise would mean victory for the PTI and defeat for others including the PML-N.

Imran Khan’s politics has created rifts in the families. Traditional PPP, PML-N and even Jamaat-e-Islami families have now no more check even on their women and youth, who support the PTI. This dynamism of the PTI has made it hard for anyone to judge what surprises the PTI is capable of bringing on May 11.

One continues to be on the safer side to assess the PTI getting anywhere between 20 to 120 seats in the National Assembly, it is certain the party would be amongst the top two political choices in terms of number of votes polled to it in the next elections.

Unbelievable surge by PTI blurs election scene - thenews.com.pk

 

[Leader]

wow !!

http://www.samaa.tv/newsdetail.aspx?ID=65594&CID=1

PTI, PML-N join hands ‘quietly’ in Sindh’s district Tharparkar


I hate this out of the party seat adjustments, banday ko party basis per larna chahiye, takay party system develop ho !!

 

[Hermione G]

Unbelievable surge by PTI blurs election scene


Ansar Abbasi
Monday, May 06, 2013
From Print Edition


836 468 77 1


ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaaf (PTI), which till recently was considered a possible dark horse in the upcoming elections, has now emerged as a serious bet, leaving political analysts and media commentators extremely confused to give an assessment about the outcome of the May 11 polls.

Just a few weeks back it was all one-sided, a PML-N game. But now the elections have become the most unpredictable in the history of Pakistan. An unbelievable surge in the popularity of Imran Khan’s PTI has blurred the electoral scene, with no predictions possible.

Such is the unpredictability of these elections that now the PPP has also started seeing a chance for itself not for any good reason on its part or because of its negative media campaign but sensing that the PTI may hurt the N-League badly to end up this game of numbers in a manner that the three top political contenders- the PML-N, PTI and PPP- stay between around 60 to 70 seats in the National Assembly.

Although in most constituencies of Punjab and many in KP it’s a fight between the PML-N and PTI, in certain numbers of seats particularly in Punjab the PPP hopes to get benefit because of triangular fight. Some in the PPP believe and the top PML-N leadership says that the PTI is mainly hitting the N-vote bank.

However, this is not the fact. The Gallup Pakistan in its recent survey has shown that among the currently ‘Intending to Vote for Imran Khan’, the distribution is: New Voters (29%); PPP Switchers (42%); PML-N/Q Switchers (24%); all others (5%). It means that till recently the PTI mainly damaged the PPP’s vote bank and not that of the PML-N.

Since last fortnight, it has started damaging the N-League vote bank but no one knows how serious and to what extent it has hurt Nawaz Sharif’s party that unlike other ruling parties of the past five years (at federal and provincial level) remained popular and in the recent months surveys was anticipated as the winner of the May 11 polls.

Only the time will tell whether the PPP’s thinking that the PTI’s rise may allow it to form the next government is the PPP’s daydreaming or the nightmarish fate for the nation. However, in case of the PML-N the number of it’s target seats is fast depleting. The N-League was confident to get simple majority- more than 140 seats in the general elections- but it has lost its confidence during in the last ten days. Now this 140 number seems to be a dream number, and impossibility. How many number of seats it would lose as against its estimates, no one knows at this point of time.

According to Gallup if Imran Khan was able to convert ‘Second Choicers’ to ‘First Choicers’, he may succeed in creating the ‘wave of success’ or as he describes it the ‘tsunami’ of his victory. The Second Choicers are mostly in the current vote bank (intending voters) of PML-N, the Gallup Pakistan says, adding it is understandable that the election campaign is focused on PML-N efforts to guard their vote bank and Imran Khan’s efforts to lure away his ‘Second Choicers’ out of PML-N.

This contested bloc of votes constitutes nearly 15% points of the national vote (30% of all voters in Punjab). Gallup characterises this bloc of votes as the ‘Soft-belly of PML-N’ or the ‘Luring Ground of PTI’. It added that nearly 50% of PML-N voters in Punjab say they have NO SECOND CHOICE and they are determined to vote for PML-N. However, a sizeable majority 40% say PTI is their Second Choice.

“In other words, they are vulnerable to switching. The reverse is also true. Many among PTI voters say, PML-N is their second choice. But since PML-N is the front runner, it would understandably be more threatened. This volatility of voters in Punjab may continue through May 11, and the outcome of Imran-PML-N contest on this turf will settle the outcome of this election,” Gallup says.

So like everybody else, Gallup too sees that PTI rising but unable to say whether this rise would mean victory for the PTI and defeat for others including the PML-N.

Imran Khan’s politics has created rifts in the families. Traditional PPP, PML-N and even Jamaat-e-Islami families have now no more check even on their women and youth, who support the PTI. This dynamism of the PTI has made it hard for anyone to judge what surprises the PTI is capable of bringing on May 11.

One continues to be on the safer side to assess the PTI getting anywhere between 20 to 120 seats in the National Assembly, it is certain the party would be amongst the top two political choices in terms of number of votes polled to it in the next elections.

Unbelievable surge by PTI blurs election scene - thenews.com.pk

Dakho dakho kon aya SHER KA SHIKARI AYA.....

 

[cleverrider]

Gujranwala

Chacha Cricket , Sialkot ke jalsay mein

 

[Leader]

Sialkot !!