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Pakistan Elections Factsheet: Key Statistics & Requirements for Candidates

Learn about Pakistan's official population, electoral votes, region-wise breakdown, and candidate age requirements for various offices per the Constitution. Find out about seats in the National Assembly and Senate, including those reserved for women and non-Muslims.

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Pakistan Elections Factsheet: Key Statistics & Requirements for Candidates

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  1. Pakistan Elections Factsheet

  2. Pakistan Official population figure: 180.2 millionTotal Electoral vote: 85,738,789 Pakistan Official population figure: 180.2 million Total Electoral vote: 85,738,789 Region-wise electoral breakdown Number of seats in Pakistan National parliament (National Assembly & Senate)

  3. National Assembly 342 (It includes 60 seats reserved for women and 10 for non-Muslims, as per Article 51).

  4. Senate seats: 104 Four seats for non-Muslims increased through the Constitution (Eighteenth Amendment) Act, 2010 (Act No. X of 2010) shall take effect from the next Senate Election. Minimum age for voting in Pakistan: 18 Minimum age for becoming National Assembly candidate? 25 years. Minimum age for becoming a candidate for a Provincial Assembly is 25 years. Minimum age for contesting elections to the Senate is 30 years. Minimum age for becoming a candidate for office of the President is 45 years. Pakistan constitution calls for general elections every five year.

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