In the countdown to the upcoming general elections in Pakistan, a significant demographic shift is unfolding—a surge in the number of young voters. With the majority of young voters engaging in the digital realm, there exists a potent potential for them to wield influence through online channels. The sheer volume of young voters has the potential to be a game-changer, especially if they turn out in large numbers on election day. Delving into the geographical distribution, it’s noteworthy that some districts in Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa exhibit particularly high proportions of young voters, surpassing 50 percent. Similarly, in Punjab, Dera Ghazi Khan stands out with 50.87 percent young voters.
