Vote with confidence.

MPCHS is collectively owned by its members. Every three years, eligible members elect the Management Committee that manages the Society’s affairs under the relevant election process.

The elected Committee guides administration, development, governance, and the Society’s future direction for the next three years. Each vote strengthens participation and accountability.

Counting begins as polling closes. The guide says official results are normally announced the same day, after counting is complete; follow RWA’s official channels for updates.

RWA Islamabad is a registered association representing MPCHS residents and stakeholders. It works for transparency, accountability, better governance, and community welfare.

Use this website, RWA’s Facebook page, YouTube channel, or the contact details below. Check official channels before acting on circulating messages.

The guide lists four conditions: purchase before the 17 December 2025 AGM, AGM-approved membership, inclusion in the official voter list, and the required original documents on polling day.

An approved MPCHS member who meets the Election Committee’s requirements and submits nomination papers within the prescribed time may contest. Refer to the official schedule before filing.

No. The guide states that each eligible member has one vote, regardless of the number of plots or properties owned.

In the context described in the guide, “NO” against a voter means the member is not a defaulter. It does not itself mean that the vote is rejected.

Yes, if they hold approved membership, own a plot, appear in the official voter list, and meet the document requirements. Physical possession is not itself a voting requirement.

No. Voting belongs to the registered member in the official records. A legal transfer and updated membership record are needed before a successor can vote.

No. Being listed is not enough: the guide says you must also present the original allotment letter or other permitted ownership evidence. A seller who no longer has the required proof cannot vote.

MPCHS-transferred flat owners may vote where their membership is approved and their name is in the voter list. Privately transferred flats without MPCHS membership are not eligible under the guide.

Yes, where each joint owner has an individual membership, separate ownership records, and a separate entry in the official voter list. Each eligible owner casts one independent vote.

Bring your original CNIC—or original passport if the CNIC is unavailable—and your original allotment letter. These are used for verification before a ballot is issued.

No. The guide identifies the original allotment letter as mandatory for verification, except where another applicable ownership document is specifically permitted.

Collect it before election day and return it to secure storage after voting. Do not leave this until the day of polling.

Contact the bank well ahead of time. Bring the bank’s documentary confirmation that it holds the original allotment letter and that the property belongs to you, along with any supporting originals.

Bring the original CNIC or passport and original membership-fee, instalment-payment, or other ownership documents that support verification.

No. The guide says photocopies, scans, and mobile-phone photographs are not accepted for voter verification. Bring original documents.

No. Proxy and online voting are not permitted in the guide. The registered voter must be physically present on polling day.

No. Each member must vote personally. Ask volunteers on arrival about available priority assistance for senior citizens instead.

According to the guide, polling is on 6 September 2026, from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, at F-9 Park, Islamabad. Arrive early and confirm any official updates before travelling.

The guide states that first polling requires one-fifth (20%) of registered voters. If it is not achieved, a second round is held according to the official election schedule.

Morning is recommended for shorter queues, easier parking, and faster verification. Avoid waiting until late afternoon.

Polling closes at 4:00 PM. The guide says voters must enter the premises before 4:00 PM; no new entry is allowed after that time.

Verify your name in advance, note your voter serial and membership numbers, keep your plot number ready, and carry every required original document.

No. Voting is individual for each position. Candidates may be grouped on the ballot for convenience, but you may vote across panels.

The guide says you may cast up to nine votes: one for each elected position, with each vote cast independently.

No. You may leave any position blank. Only votes actually cast are counted, though the guide encourages full participation.

The guide says the ballot paper and candidates’ names will be in Urdu. Familiarise yourself with candidates’ official legal names beforehand.

Yes. Only the legal names submitted with nomination papers appear. Do not rely only on nicknames or commonly used names.

A vote may be invalid if the stamp falls outside the box, is unclear, marks more than one candidate for the same position, or makes your intention uncertain. Stamp clearly inside the selected box.

Yes. The guide says the ballot does not carry the voter’s name or identity, and the voting process is confidential.

The guide anticipates transport from MPCHS sectors and designated locations where feasible. Confirm routes and timings through official RWA channels before relying on a pickup.

The guide notes that arrangements are planned. Contact the relevant coordinator or RWA’s official channels for confirmed details.

The guide states that parking will be available near the venue and volunteers will guide members. Arriving early should make parking easier.

Yes. You may bring a phone, drinking water, personal refreshments, and required documents, while following polling staff instructions.

Yes. The guide describes a family-friendly polling environment and permits members to bring young children.

The guide says participating panels commonly provide assistance camps with covered seating, chairs, fans, drinking water, and basic refreshments for members’ convenience.

Yes. The guide says separate arrangements and female staff are available where required to facilitate women voters.

The guide describes supervision by the District Administration, security support from relevant authorities, and a safe, orderly, family-friendly environment. Follow on-site instructions.

Yes, where possible. Inform volunteers on arrival if a member has mobility or health needs so they can guide you to available assistance.

Yes. The guide says volunteers and panel representatives can help with verification, directions, transport information, and general polling questions. Look for official identification.