PML-N and PPP have decided to contest upcoming by-elections jointly, agreeing on a coordinated strategy with seat adjustments to maximize their chances against rival parties.
The Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) and Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) have officially announced that they will contest the upcoming by-elections together under a joint strategy.
The decision was reached during a meeting of the coalition parties, where leaders from both sides emphasized the importance of political cooperation to counter rival parties and strengthen their position in parliament.
According to party sources, seat adjustments and consensus candidates will be finalized soon, ensuring maximum electoral advantage in key constituencies. Both PML-N and PPP leaders stated that their collaboration reflects a broader commitment to political stability and continuity of governance.
Observers believe the move could reshape the by-election dynamics, particularly in constituencies where opposition parties were expected to gain ground.
The decision of PML-N and PPP to contest the by-elections jointly highlights their growing political alignment and intent to counter opposition influence with a unified strategy. With seat adjustments and joint candidates on the agenda, this alliance could significantly impact the by-election outcomes in multiple constituencies.
