Tando Muhammad Khan’s voter registration rate stands at 51% of its estimated 2025 population — three percentage points below the national ratio of 54%.
Methodology
These figures are drawn from district-wise electoral roll statistics released by the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) on 30 December 2025. They are cross-referenced against population estimates derived from the 2023 Digital Census. The 2025 population estimate applies the 1.18% inter-censal annual growth rate to Tando Muhammad Khan’s census base population of 726,119, yielding an estimated 2025 population of 743,356. Registration rates are calculated by dividing the number of registered voters by this estimated population.
Voter registration in Tando Muhammad Khan
The district has 375,833 registered voters — 200,582 males (53.4%) and 175,251 females (46.6%). Among males, 52% of the estimated population is registered; among females, 49%. Tando Muhammad Khan ranks 95th out of 136 districts nationally by population size and is represented by one Member of the National Assembly.
By voter registration rate, Tando Muhammad Khan ranks 80th nationally and 17th of 30 within Sindh.
Why registration trails the national ratio
Tando Muhammad Khan’s below-average registration rate reflects the census enumeration pattern common across rural Sindh. In-migrants from surrounding villages and smaller districts are enumerated in Tando Muhammad Khan at census time but remain registered as voters in their origin locality.
This inflates the census-based population denominator without a corresponding increase in the local voter roll. The effect is more pronounced where internal migration toward the district headquarters is ongoing.
Female voters constitute 46.6% of the registered electorate, reflecting a moderate gender gap of 6.7%. Targeted registration outreach for women in Tando Muhammad Khan should remain a priority before the next general elections.
This post is part of FAFEN’s series on voter vs population ratio. Read more of this series here.
