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• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 abstract "Pakistan General elections of 1988 was held in Pakistan on 16 November 1988 to elect the 336 members and 100 Senators to the Pakistan Parliament. The Pakistan Peoples Party, led by Benazir Bhutto, ousted and disintegrated the technocratic and military government of General Zia-ul-Haq, with the parliamentary majority of 94 seats. The election was second of four non-consecutive victories for the Pakistan Peoples Party, and Benazir became Pakistan's — and Muslim world's— first female head of state.The previous parliamentary elections were held on March 7, 1977, with Peoples Party gaining two-third majority. However, amid violence and civil disorder led the military coup d'état, codename Operation Fair Play initiated by Chief of Army Staff General Zia-ul-Haq led the ouster of the former Prime minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. The Martial law was uplifted in 1985 when the non-political and technocratic elections were held in 1985. As a result Mohammad Junejo, a Sindhi lord, was appointed Prime minister; he was soon dismissed by General Zia and the after General's death new parliamentary elections were finally held. Previously, General Zia had crushed the socialists' Movement for the Restoration of Democracy attempted to overthrow his military regime, and took extremely tough actions to further disintegrate the movement.After Zia's death, the democratic socialists and secular re-unite and campaigned under Pakistan Peoples Party's platform led by Benazir Bhutto. The Pakistan Peoples Party campaigned employed pledged to control and tackle the extremism, and as well as curbing the power of the trade unions. The conservatives under Nawaz Sharif on other hand campaigned on expanding the industrialization and privatization program; whilst, the liberals Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) boycott the elections.The result was a victory for the Pakistan People's Party, which won 94 of the 207 seats. Voter turnout was 43.5%. Benazir Bhutto became the eleventh Prime minister, and Sharif took the office of Leader of Opposition in 1988. . Results for the election were broadcast live on the PTV and presented by Mumtaz Hamid Rao, Tariq Aziz, Hamid Mir and dr. Anita Raja.".
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 affiliation Islami_Jamhoori_Ittehad.
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 affiliation Pakistan_Peoples_Party.
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 country Pakistan.
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 firstLeader Benazir_Bhutto.
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 secondLeader Nawaz_Sharif.
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 startDate "1988-11-16".
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 thumbnail Benazir_Bhutto.jpg?width=300.
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 title "Pakistan General elections of 1988".
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 wikiPageID "26927303".
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• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 afterElection Benazir_Bhutto.
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 afterParty "Pakistan Peoples Party".
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 beforeElection Muhammad_Khan_Junejo.
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 colour "138808".
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 country "Pakistan".
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 electionDate "1988-11-16".
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 electionName "Pakistan General elections of 1988".
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• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 lastElection "60.1".
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 lastElection "N/A".
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 leader Benazir_Bhutto.
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 leader Nawaz_Sharif.
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 leaderSince "1984".
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 leaderSince "1988".
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 leadersSeat Lahore_District.
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 leadersSeat Larkana_District.
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 nextElection "Pakistani general election, 1990".
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 nextYear "1990".
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 ongoing "no".
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 party "Islamic Democratic Alliance".
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 party "Pakistan Peoples Party".
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 percentage "29.6".
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 percentage "37.6".
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 popularVote "5883298".
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 popularVote "7488934".
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 previousElection "Pakistani general election, 1985".
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 previousYear "1985".
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 seats "55".
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 seats "94".
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 seatsBefore "155".
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 seatsBefore "N/A".
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 seatsForElection "All 207 members were elected".
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 title "Prime minister".
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 turnout "43.5".
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 type "parliamentary".
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 subject Category:1988_elections_in_Asia.
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 subject Category:1988_in_Pakistan.
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 subject Category:General_elections_in_Pakistan.
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 type Election.
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 type Event.
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 type SocietalEvent.
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 type Event.
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• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 comment "Pakistan General elections of 1988 was held in Pakistan on 16 November 1988 to elect the 336 members and 100 Senators to the Pakistan Parliament. The Pakistan Peoples Party, led by Benazir Bhutto, ousted and disintegrated the technocratic and military government of General Zia-ul-Haq, with the parliamentary majority of 94 seats.".
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 label "Pakistani general election, 1988".
• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 label "Élections législatives pakistanaises de 1988".
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• Pakistani_general_election,_1988 isPrimaryTopicOf Pakistani_general_election,_1988.