Explanation

Section 91 of the Election Act 2017 deals with statement about turnout of women voters.

Pakistani women were granted the suffrage in 1947, and they were reaffirmed the right to vote in national elections in 1956 under the interim Constitution.

Explanation

Section 70 of the Election Act 2017, deals with Hours of the poll

Explanation

Any person aggrieved by any decision or action

taken or direction issued by an authority subordinate to the Commission or any

action of a political party or a candidate in violation of the Code of Conduct may,

within fifteen days of such decision or action, submit a complaint to the

Commission pertaining to matters other than relating to election disputes falling

under Article 225.

Explanation

Section 76 of the Election Act 2017, deals with Election agent.

A candidate may appoint a voter in the constituency as his election agent and shall send to the Returning Officer a notice in writing of the appointment containing the name, father's name and address of the election agent.

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Section 79 of Election Act 2017 deals with Supply of final electoral rolls.

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Section 98 of the Election Act 2017, deals with Declaration of results

Explanation

 In Election Act 2017, section 108 deals with supply of list of voters

Explanation

A candidate shall not make any transaction towards the election expenses through an account other than the account opened for the purpose.

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Section  82 of the Election Act 2017 deals with admission to the polling station

The Presiding Officer, shall,regulate the number of voters to be admitted to the polling station at one time and shall

exclude from the polling station all other persons except:

(a) any person on duty in connection with the election;

(b) the contesting candidates, their election agents and polling agents;

(c) such other persons as may be specifically permitted by the

Commission or any other authority empowered by the Commission.

Explanation

Section 65 of the Election Act 2017, deals with Withdrawal

A validly nominated candidate may, by notice in writing signed by him and delivered to the Returning Officer on or before the withdrawal date either by the candidate himself or by an advocate authorized in writing by the candidate, withdraw his candidature.