Hope over Experience; Pakistan's Election  

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Jenis: Article from Bulletin/Magazine
Dalam koleksi: The Economist (http://search.proquest.com/) vol. 407 no. 8836 (May 2013), page 24-25.
Topik: International; Prime Ministers; Candidates; Political Parties; Elections

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Spelling out plans from his gilded home in Raiwind in the province of Punjab on May 13th, Nawaz Sharif allowed smugness to creep in. His main opponent in the general election that had taken place two days earlier, Imran Khan, a former cricketer, should, Mr Sharif said, concede defeat like a sportsman. Mr Sharif's smiling daughter chirped that the results were way beyond our expectations. Mr Sharif's win was emphatic. His Pakistan Muslim League (N), or PML-N, scooped 124 of 272 seats, 20 above the most optimistic forecast. Add independents who will join, seats allocated for minorities, plus a few to be rerun, and he should be able to rule without a coalition. Violence aside, it was the cleanest election in years.

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