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Candidates tied to former Pakistan PM Imran Khan's party win most seats
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February 11, 2024
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3:01Now PlayingIndependent candidates tied to imprisoned ex-prime minister Imran Khan won the biggest share of seats in Pakistan's national elections, according to the final tally of results published Sunday. Independent candidates secured 101 out of 266 seats, while the Pakistan Muslim League-N party, led by Nawaz Sharif, came in second with 75 seats.
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