Electoral rolls shrink by 589,458 as ECP removes 1.48m deceased voters
Both outlets reported the decline in electoral rolls and the removal of deceased voters by the ECP between May 7 and July 2, 2026. Dawn included a brief reference to Islamabad as the location of the ECP’s action, while Daily Times omitted this detail. Otherwise, the framing and emphasis were nearly identical, with both leading with the numerical decline and the cause.
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Electoral rolls shrink by 589,458 as ECP removes 1.48m deceased voters
Pakistan’s electoral rolls contracted by 589,458 voters between May 7 and July 2, 2026, as the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) removed a large number of deceased voters from the electoral database, more than offsetting fresh registrations during the period, it emerged on Sunday. According to official ECP statistics, the total number of registered voters […]
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Electoral rolls shrink by 589,458 in less than two months as ECP removes 1.48m deceased voters
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s electoral rolls contracted by 589,458 voters between May 7 and July 2, 2026, as the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) removed a large number of deceased voters from the electoral database, more than offsetting fresh registrations during the period, it emerged on Sunday. According to official ECP statistics analysed by Dawn, the total number of registered voters fell fr...
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