ECP’s polling schedule for Islamabad seats
By ONLINE
February 06, 2018
ISLAMABAD: Following the announcement of formal schedule of Senate elections in all four provinces, the ECP issued the polling schedule for the two Senate seats from Islamabad. According to the ECP, the polling to elect legislators for the upper house of the parliament will be held on March 3.
Moreover, the nomination papers for Senate elections in Islamabad could be submitted to the ECP till February 10 and the scrutiny of the nomination papers will be conducted on February 13. The contestants could file appeals against the returning officer’s decision on February 16 after the final list of nominees. However on the other hand, the top electoral body is yet to announce a schedule for the elections of senators from Fata.
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