After allotment of reserved seats, out of total 366 seats in Punjab Assembly, PML-N bags total 224 seats in Assembly and remained at the top. PML-N won 139 seats, 21 independents joined it while PML-N got 7 women seats out of total 57 reserved women seats.

Meanwhile Sunni Ittehad Council’s member total strength remained at 106. Pakistan Peoples’ Party bagged 16 seats in Punjab. PPP won 10 seats in general elections, one independent joint it while PPP got 1 minority seat and 4 seats reserved for women.

PML-Q bags total 11 seats including 8 won by its candidates while got 3 women seats. Ishtekam-e-Pakistan Party bagged total of 6 seats, one won by its candidate, 3 independents joined it while IPP got 2 women reserved seats.

Tehreek-e-Labbaik, Muslim League Zia and Majlis Wahdat-e-Muslimeen (MWM) got one seat each. It is pertinent to mention that election could not be held in one constituency while ECP held back the results decisions in 4 constituencies of Punjab.