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Pakistan's Ruling Party Leads Kashmir Vote Amid Boycott

Published Wednesday, August 5, 2026 · Updated August 5

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  • Democratic Resilience Amidst Boycott — 1 source

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In Pakistan-administered Kashmir's legislative assembly elections, candidates supported by the Pakistan Muslim League-N have secured 24 out of 34 seats in the initial voting phases. This outcome occurred despite a boycott campaign and various security concerns.

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  • Candidates backed by Pakistan Muslim League-N have won 24 of the 34 seats decided in the first two phases of voting in Pakistan-administered Kashmir's legislative assembly elections.

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Democratic Resilience Amidst Boycott
  • NPR

    The article emphasizes the resilience of the democratic process in Pakistan-administered Kashmir, highlighting that voters participated despite security concerns, protests, and a boycott campaign.

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