@Left Brain first o0f use ur right side of Brain and life would be easier wfor you as your LEFT SIDE of brain isn't working as it seems,you want vote bank answers take this for an answer.
Look ! you know that in areas having rejuvenated support of PTI in Punjab, there is another heavyweight group and that is PML-N. Do not underestimate the potential of PML-N. Gone are the days when Nawaz Sharif used establishment's support as the only tool to gain power. Last elections gave him a first-time genuine mandate. If we consider the factor of declining popularity of Nawaz Sharif in mind, then one must be realistic to think that his vote bank may reduce upto 30 % (maximum). Now this is very small window of opportunity or a vacuum which will be filled by PML-Q or PTI with PML-N still managing to bag ample votes. This division of right-wing votes will again benefit PPP whose static vote bank will always prevail ( labor class / workers, lower class / illiterate Pakistanis, leftist intellectuals, liberals, communists, atheists, Shiites, Qadiyanis and other minorities ). So a miracle would be to bag ten to twelve seats in Punjab unless and until the present government commits major politico-economic blunders in the ensuing months.
However corrupt NWFP regime, bitter experiences of MMA, and PTI's undinted stance on drone attacks / war on terror, are favorable signs for PTI's performance in next elections. With these ground realities in mind, we can foresee that number of seats gained by this party in North would be less than sufficient to form any sort of government. Thus PTI should never-ever think of giving free hand to other parties in Sindh and Balochistan. Balochistan's northern Pakhtun areas may show support for Imran Khan, but Baloch areas will remain pro-feudal. Imran and his PTI have chance in urban Sindh with educated and politically aware class. Areas, like Sukkur, Nawabshah, Mirpur Khas, Hyderabad and some parts of Karachi may show orientation towards PTI, after proper campaign. This is where PTI can snatch votes from MQM. The probability is there and that is why possible loss of votes in said areas will be a nightmare for MQM. MQM's real time rival is PTI with politically mature, educated and motivated voters. MQM is aware of that and you can see heated exchanges between MQM and PTI on media and on internet forums. The only problem is terrorist advantage of MQM, which may stop PTI from proliferating. Rural Sindh will overwhelmingly remain pro-PPP.
So to sum it up we can say that after grabbing a handful of seats in Punjab, moderate number slots from NWFP, few seats from northern Balochistan (including Quetta with possible alliance of PKMAP) and some 'miracle seats' from urban Sindh, PTI will be in better position to be called a national party and may possibly be in position to form an alliance with like-minded group in the future government.
secondly if not satisfied with this answer tell me i would give you clippings of where PTI is growing of AKHBARAY JAHAN,supporter of MQM see nothing beyond karachi and plus people like you who are the main reason of the DEBACLE OF THIS GREAT NATION who just take the easy way out and just criticize on every single issue.
2ndly i am a nor,al citizen like you who wants betterment in this country,and i found a solution we could implement on individual basis,and please refrain form confortation,as i have sincerely made this forum CONFRONTATION FREE,or otherwise i could give you LOGICAL answer,2 ur DESTRUCTIVE CRITICISM,if our intrested in the proposal more then welcome otherwise,you are free 2 go!!
