Pakistan: Voters gender gap drops to less than 10m: ECP
Source: The News Pakistan
ISLAMABAD: The gender gap in registered voters in Pakistan has narrowed significantly, now standing at less than 10 million, according to the latest data. This is a notable achievement, considering the country’s historical disparities in voter registration.
The gap between male and female voters today stands at 9,905,801 with total male voters recorded at 70,718,723 and females at 60,812,922. The overall voter database is now 131,531,645, whereas it was 130,444,891 on June 14, 2024. The percentage of male voters in the country is 53.77pc while that of female voters is 46.23pc, as reflected in the latest data, released by the Election Commission of Pakistan.
Read here the full article published by The News Pakistan on 23 October 2024.
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ISLAMABAD: The gender gap in registered voters in Pakistan has narrowed significantly, now standing at less than 10 million, according to the latest data. This is a notable achievement, considering the country’s historical disparities in voter registration.
The gap between male and female voters today stands at 9,905,801 with total male voters recorded at 70,718,723 and females at 60,812,922. The overall voter database is now 131,531,645, whereas it was 130,444,891 on June 14, 2024. The percentage of male voters in the country is 53.77pc while that of female voters is 46.23pc, as reflected in the latest data, released by the Election Commission of Pakistan.
Read here the full article published by The News Pakistan on 23 October 2024.
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