Where does PTI stand in Khaleej Megazine Polls???

[boss]

Khaleej Mag, a magazine based in the UAE, revealed on Tuesday results of a poll in which the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) came out on top from various political parties Pakistanis would vote for in the next general elections in 2023.

A total of 42,179 took part in the survey posted on the magazine's Twitter handle. While the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) and the Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (JUI) failed to amass more than 15 per cent of the votes in the survey.

Last month, the party managed to gain a majority in the newly elected Gilgit-Baltistan Legislative Assembly after four independent lawmakers joined their ranks.
While the PPP cried foul over the results claiming the polls were rigged.

The legislative assembly election were held in the region on November 15. Voting was held on 23 constituencies, as election was postponed in one constituency because of the death of a candidate.

PTI won 10 seats, PPP bagged 3 and the PML-N gained two seats, while independent candidates returned successful in 7 constituencies.
The article originally appeared on Khaleej Mag

https://twitter.com/x/status/1334154386000535554

Poll suggests more than 86% of Pakistanis support PTI for 2023 elections | The Express Tribune

Over 40,000 users participate in Twitter poll for UAE-based magazine

tribune.com.pk

 

[NailaFirdous]

There is no room for corrupts of PPP, PMLN and others in Pakistan.
Allah will humiliate the enemies of Pakistan in this world and the next.
IK, PTI, Zindabad. Pakistan Paindabad.

 

[khanbahadur]

اپوزیشن بلاوجہ چیخیں نہیں مار رہی انہیں اس بات کا بخوبی اندازہ ہے کہ خان کی حکومت اپنی مدد پوری کر گئی تو اگلی باری جتنی سیٹیں انہیں ملی اس وقت اتنی بھی نہیں ملنی

 

[desan]

He will be deadly in power and devastating in opposition!!!

 

[Will_Bite]

Khaleej Mag, a magazine based in the UAE, revealed on Tuesday results of a poll in which the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) came out on top from various political parties Pakistanis would vote for in the next general elections in 2023.

A total of 42,179 took part in the survey posted on the magazine's Twitter handle. While the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) and the Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (JUI) failed to amass more than 15 per cent of the votes in the survey.

Last month, the party managed to gain a majority in the newly elected Gilgit-Baltistan Legislative Assembly after four independent lawmakers joined their ranks.
While the PPP cried foul over the results claiming the polls were rigged.

The legislative assembly election were held in the region on November 15. Voting was held on 23 constituencies, as election was postponed in one constituency because of the death of a candidate.

PTI won 10 seats, PPP bagged 3 and the PML-N gained two seats, while independent candidates returned successful in 7 constituencies.
The article originally appeared on Khaleej Mag

https://twitter.com/x/status/1334154386000535554

Poll suggests more than 86% of Pakistanis support PTI for 2023 elections | The Express Tribune

Over 40,000 users participate in Twitter poll for UAE-based magazine

tribune.com.pk

FYI, this is a cheap attempt by someone to imitate one of UAEs main papers, khaleej times. This is not UAE based, nor is it reliable. Not sure why we need this

 

[desan]

FYI, this is a cheap attempt by someone to imitate one of UAEs main papers, khaleej times. This is not UAE based, nor is it reliable. Not sure why we need this

Maybe true, but quoting Tribune here...

 

[mhasan24]

This survey is based on Twitter, so it cannot be termed reliable regardless which side you are on.

For PTI, specifically, it would be too good to be true and it would be misleading if taken at face-value. Humans tend to have a natural tendency to become overconfident and become relaxed they are popular and there shouldn’t be anything to be worried about, which can be very disastrous.

The survey results can be used for political scoring, but they would not be able to tell the actual positions at a ground level.

 

[<ChOuDhArY>]

The are actually destroying their political strength and PTI will gain strength from this stupid politics.

This stupidity of Nani420 and Diesel will help PTI to gain more seats in assembly and may be 2/3 majority before 2023..

 

[Khallas]

Ek dafa senate elections honay do, PTI ko senate majority laynay do.

Usk bad koi bhi qanoon pass karwana muskil hi nahin, phir Imran Khan inki ent say ent baja k rakh day ga.

Maryam k sath to woh kut'ton wali honi hay, dobhara kabhi siasat main qadam nahin rakhe gi.

 

[Mansoor Hussain]

Ek dafa senate elections honay do, PTI ko senate majority laynay do.

Usk bad koi bhi qanoon pass karwana muskil hi nahin, phir Imran Khan inki ent say ent baja k rakh day ga.

Maryam k sath to woh kut'ton wali honi hay, dobhara kabhi siasat main qadam nahin rakhe gi.

دوسرے لفظوں میں انکی...... مار کے رکھ دے گا. "مت"

 

[Fawad Javed]

Khaleej Mag, a magazine based in the UAE, revealed on Tuesday results of a poll in which the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) came out on top from various political parties Pakistanis would vote for in the next general elections in 2023.

A total of 42,179 took part in the survey posted on the magazine's Twitter handle. While the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) and the Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (JUI) failed to amass more than 15 per cent of the votes in the survey.

Last month, the party managed to gain a majority in the newly elected Gilgit-Baltistan Legislative Assembly after four independent lawmakers joined their ranks.
While the PPP cried foul over the results claiming the polls were rigged.

The legislative assembly election were held in the region on November 15. Voting was held on 23 constituencies, as election was postponed in one constituency because of the death of a candidate.

PTI won 10 seats, PPP bagged 3 and the PML-N gained two seats, while independent candidates returned successful in 7 constituencies.
The article originally appeared on Khaleej Mag

https://twitter.com/x/status/1334154386000535554

Poll suggests more than 86% of Pakistanis support PTI for 2023 elections | The Express Tribune

Over 40,000 users participate in Twitter poll for UAE-based magazine

tribune.com.pk

and yet nothing has been done to give voting rights to oversee Pakistani