Senate of Pakistan Members List 2026: All 95 Senators by Province and Party, and the 48 Whose Terms End in March 2027
Every senator in the Senate of Pakistan in November 2026, by province and party: PPP 26, PML-N 20, PTI 14. See the 48 whose terms end in March 2027 here.

Short answer: The Senate of Pakistan's own members page lists 95 senators on 11 November 2026, for a House of 96 seats. Pakistan Peoples Party has 26, PML-N 20, PTI 14 and independents 14. Exactly 48 senators, half the House, finish their term in March 2027. The Chairman is Syed Yousaf Raza Gilani, and his own term is one of those ending in March 2027.
We copied the full list from senate.gov.pk on 11 November 2026 and sorted it by province, party and the year each term ends. Party labels are exactly as the Senate shows them. Below are all 95 names, the four office holders, the party count, and how to check any senator's profile and attendance yourself.

The Senate of Pakistan has 95 members listed for 96 seats
The Senate has 96 seats under Article 59 of the Constitution: 23 for each of the four provinces and 4 for Islamabad. On 11 November 2026, senate.gov.pk listed 95 names. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa shows 22 names for its 23 seats, so one seat appears empty on the page.
Each province's 23 seats are split into 14 general seats, 4 for women, 4 for technocrats and religious scholars (ulema), and 1 for a non-Muslim. Islamabad's 4 are 2 general, 1 woman and 1 technocrat. Senators serve six years, and half the House is elected every three years. Every bill must pass here as well as in the National Assembly, as set out in how a bill becomes law in Pakistan. That is why every senator's term on the list ends in either March 2027 or March 2030.
| Area | Names listed | Term ends March 2027 | Term ends March 2030 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Punjab | 23 | 11 | 12 |
| Sindh | 23 | 11 | 12 |
| Khyber Pakhtunkhwa | 22 | 12 | 10 |
| Balochistan | 23 | 12 | 11 |
| Islamabad (Federal Capital) | 4 | 2 | 2 |
| Total | 95 | 48 | 47 |

Four office holders lead the Senate
The Senate's site names four office holders. Syed Yousaf Raza Gilani is Chairman and Syedaal Khan is Deputy Chairman. Mohammad Ishaq Dar is Leader of the House, and Raja Nasir Abbas is Leader of the Opposition.
- Chairman: Syed Yousaf Raza Gilani, PPPP, Islamabad seat, term ends March 2027.
- Deputy Chairman: Syedaal Khan, PML-N, Balochistan, term ends March 2030.
- Leader of the House: Mohammad Ishaq Dar, PML-N, Islamabad seat, term ends March 2030.
- Leader of the Opposition: Raja Nasir Abbas, MWM, Punjab, term ends March 2030.
The Chairman's term ending in March 2027 matters. After the next Senate election, the new House elects its Chairman and Deputy Chairman again, so the top job is open in spring 2027.
PPP is the largest party in the Senate with 26 seats
Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians holds 26 of the 95 listed seats. PML-N has 20. PTI and independents have 14 each. Eight smaller parties share the other 21. Here is the count from the members page:
| Party (as listed) | Short name | Seats | Ending March 2027 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians | PPPP | 26 | 10 |
| Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz | PMLN | 20 | 6 |
| Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf | PTI | 14 | 14 |
| Independent | IND | 14 | 6 |
| Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam Pakistan | JUIP | 7 | 3 |
| Balochistan Awami Party | BAP | 4 | 4 |
| Awami National Party | ANP | 3 | 2 |
| Muttahida Qaumi Movement Pakistan | MQMP | 3 | 2 |
| Sunni Ittehad Council | SIC | 1 | 0 |
| National Party | NP | 1 | 0 |
| Pakistan Muslim League | PML | 1 | 1 |
| Majlis Wahdat-e-Muslimeen | MWMP | 1 | 0 |
All 14 senators the site lists under PTI were elected in 2021, so all 14 terms end in March 2027. We have kept the Senate's own party labels throughout rather than guess anyone's affiliation.
Punjab's 23 senators
Punjab has 23 senators: 11 whose terms end in March 2027 and 12 whose terms end in March 2030. PML-N holds 14 of the 23. Three federal ministers sit in the Senate from Punjab: Azam Nazeer Tarar, Muhammad Aurangzeb and Mohsin Naqvi.
| Senator | Party | Term ends |
|---|---|---|
| Abid Sher Ali (elected in place of Irfan-ul-Haque Siddiqui) | PMLN | March 2027 |
| Aon Abbas | PTI | March 2027 |
| Azam Nazeer Tarar (Federal Minister) | PMLN | March 2027 |
| Dr Afnan Ullah Khan | PMLN | March 2027 |
| Dr Zarqa Suharwardy Taimur | PTI | March 2027 |
| Hafiz Abdul Karim (elected in place of Prof Sajid Mir) | IND | March 2027 |
| Kamil Ali Agha | PML | March 2027 |
| Rana Sana Ullah Khan (elected in place of Ejaz Ahmad Chaudhry) | PMLN | March 2027 |
| Saadia Abbasi | PMLN | March 2027 |
| Saifullah Sarwar Khan Nyazee | PTI | March 2027 |
| Syed Ali Zafar | PTI | March 2027 |
| Ahad Khan Cheema | PMLN | March 2030 |
| Anusha Rahman Ahmad Khan | PMLN | March 2030 |
| Bushra Anjum Butt | PMLN | March 2030 |
| Hamid Khan | SIC | March 2030 |
| Khalil Tahir | PMLN | March 2030 |
| Muhammad Aurangzeb (Federal Minister) | PMLN | March 2030 |
| Muhammad Tallal Badar | PMLN | March 2030 |
| Musadik Masood Malik | PMLN | March 2030 |
| Nasir Mehmood | PMLN | March 2030 |
| Pervaiz Rashid | PMLN | March 2030 |
| Raja Nasir Abbas (Leader of the Opposition) | MWMP | March 2030 |
| Syed Mohsin Raza Naqvi (Federal Minister) | IND | March 2030 |
"Elected in place of" means the senator won a by-election for a seat that fell vacant, and serves the rest of that term.
Sindh's 23 senators
Sindh has 23 senators, and PPPP holds 18 of them. Eleven terms end in March 2027 and twelve in March 2030. MQM Pakistan has three Sindh seats, PTI has one and one senator is listed as independent.
| Senator | Party | Term ends |
|---|---|---|
| Farooq Hamid Naek | PPPP | March 2027 |
| Jam Saifullah Khan (elected in place of Jam Mahtab Hussain Dahar) | PPPP | March 2027 |
| Khalida Ateeb | MQMP | March 2027 |
| Muhammad Aslam Abro (elected in place of Nisar Ahmed Khuhro) | PPPP | March 2027 |
| Palwasha Mohammad Zai Khan | PPPP | March 2027 |
| Saifullah Abro | PTI | March 2027 |
| Saleem Mandviwalla (Chief Whip) | PPPP | March 2027 |
| Shahadat Awan | PPPP | March 2027 |
| Sherry Rehman | PPPP | March 2027 |
| Syed Faisal Ali Subzwari | MQMP | March 2027 |
| Syed Waqar Mehdi (elected in place of Taj Haider) | PPPP | March 2027 |
| Amir Waliuddin Chishti | MQMP | March 2030 |
| Ashraf Ali Jatoi | PPPP | March 2030 |
| Dost Ali Jeesar | PPPP | March 2030 |
| M Fesal Vawda | IND | March 2030 |
| Nadeem Ahmed Bhutto | PPPP | March 2030 |
| Poonjo Bheel | PPPP | March 2030 |
| Qurat-Ul-Ain Marri | PPPP | March 2030 |
| Rubina Qaim Khani | PPPP | March 2030 |
| Sarmad Ali | PPPP | March 2030 |
| Syed Kazim Ali Shah | PPPP | March 2030 |
| Syed Masroor Ahsan | PPPP | March 2030 |
| Zamir Hussain Ghumro | PPPP | March 2030 |
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa's 22 listed senators
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa shows 22 names for 23 seats. Twelve terms end in March 2027, including all eight PTI senators listed for the province. Ten terms end in March 2030, and five of those senators are listed as independents.
| Senator | Party | Term ends |
|---|---|---|
| Atta Ur Rehman | JUIP | March 2027 |
| Dost Muhammad Khan | PTI | March 2027 |
| Faisal Saleem Rahman | PTI | March 2027 |
| Falak Naz | PTI | March 2027 |
| Gurdeep Singh | PTI | March 2027 |
| Hidayatullah Khan | ANP | March 2027 |
| Khurram Zeeshan (elected in place of Syed Shibli Faraz) | IND | March 2027 |
| Liaqat Khan Tarakai | PTI | March 2027 |
| Mashal Azam (elected in place of Sania Nishtar) | IND | March 2027 |
| Mohammad Humayun Mohmand | PTI | March 2027 |
| Mohsin Aziz | PTI | March 2027 |
| Zeeshan Khanzada | PTI | March 2027 |
| Atta Ul Haq | JUIP | March 2030 |
| Dilawar Khan | JUIP | March 2030 |
| Faisal Javed | IND | March 2030 |
| Mirza Muhammad Afridi | IND | March 2030 |
| Muhammad Azam Khan Swati | IND | March 2030 |
| Muhammad Talha Mahmood | PPPP | March 2030 |
| Niaz Ahmad | PMLN | March 2030 |
| Noor Ul Haq Qadri | IND | March 2030 |
| Rubina Khalid | PPPP | March 2030 |
| Rubina Naaz | IND | March 2030 |
Balochistan's 23 senators
Balochistan has 23 senators from six parties plus independents, the most mixed list of any province. Twelve terms end in March 2027 and eleven in March 2030. The Deputy Chairman, Syedaal Khan, is from Balochistan.
| Senator | Party | Term ends |
|---|---|---|
| Abdul Qudoos (elected in place of Sarfaraz Ahmed Bugti) | PPPP | March 2027 |
| Abdul Shakoor Khan (elected in place of Molana Abdul Ghafoor Haideri) | JUIP | March 2027 |
| Asad Qasim (elected in place of Muhammad Qasim) | IND | March 2027 |
| Danesh Kumar | BAP | March 2027 |
| Kamran Murtaza | JUIP | March 2027 |
| Manzoor Ahmed | BAP | March 2027 |
| Mir Dostain Khan Domki (elected in place of Prince Ahmed Umer Ahmedzai) | PMLN | March 2027 |
| Mohammad Abdul Qadir | IND | March 2027 |
| Naseema Ehsan | IND | March 2027 |
| Saeed Ahmed Hashmi | BAP | March 2027 |
| Samina Mumtaz Zehri | BAP | March 2027 |
| Umer Farooq | ANP | March 2027 |
| Abdul Wasay | JUIP | March 2030 |
| Agha Shahzaib Durrani | PMLN | March 2030 |
| Ahmed Khan | JUIP | March 2030 |
| Aimal Wali Khan | ANP | March 2030 |
| Anwaar ul Haq | IND | March 2030 |
| Bilal Ahmed Khan | PPPP | March 2030 |
| Husna Bano | PPPP | March 2030 |
| Jan Muhammad | NP | March 2030 |
| Rahat Jamali | PMLN | March 2030 |
| Sardar Al Haj Muhammad Umer Gorgaij | PPPP | March 2030 |
| Syedaal Khan (Deputy Chairman) | PMLN | March 2030 |
Islamabad's 4 senators
Islamabad has 4 senators, elected by the National Assembly rather than a provincial assembly. Two terms end in March 2027, including the Chairman's, and two in March 2030.
| Senator | Party | Term ends |
|---|---|---|
| Fawzia Arshad | PTI | March 2027 |
| Syed Yousaf Raza Gilani (Chairman) | PPPP | March 2027 |
| Mohammad Ishaq Dar (Leader of the House) | PMLN | March 2030 |
| Rana Mahmood ul Hassan | PPPP | March 2030 |
How to check a senator's profile and attendance
Every senator has a profile page on senate.gov.pk, and the Senate publishes attendance for every sitting. You can check both in a few minutes, with no login. These are the steps we followed on 11 November 2026:
- Open senate.gov.pk and choose Senators, then Members Senate.
- Find the name in the table. You can sort by province or party.
- Click the name to open the profile, with party, province and term.
- For attendance, choose Senators, then Members Attendance.
- Pick a sitting date. The latest listed on 11 November were the 364th session sittings, up to 30 October 2026.
The Senate was prorogued on 30 October 2026, so there will be no new sitting attendance until the next session. Committees still meet, as they did on 10 November, covered in our report on the Senate committees of 10 November. To find your member of the lower house instead, use find your MNA.
One link on the Senate home page is not working. The "File a Petition" link leads to publicpetition.senate.gov.pk, and on 10 and 11 November 2026 that address showed a hosting "Account Suspended" page. So we could not test online petitions.
Common questions
How many senators are there in Pakistan?
The Senate has 96 seats. The members page on senate.gov.pk listed 95 names on 11 November 2026, with one Khyber Pakhtunkhwa seat showing no member.
Who is the Chairman of the Senate of Pakistan?
Syed Yousaf Raza Gilani of PPPP, elected on an Islamabad seat. His Senate term ends in March 2027.
Which party has the most senators?
Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians, with 26 of the 95 listed seats. PML-N is second with 20.
How many senators retire in March 2027?
48: 11 from Punjab, 11 from Sindh, 12 from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, 12 from Balochistan and 2 from Islamabad.
How long is a senator's term?
Six years. Half the Senate is elected every three years, so terms on the list end in March 2027 or March 2030.
Who is the Leader of the Opposition in the Senate?
Raja Nasir Abbas of Majlis Wahdat-e-Muslimeen, a Punjab senator whose term ends in March 2030.
Sources: Senate of Pakistan, Members of Senate, office holder and Members Attendance pages on senate.gov.pk; Constitution of Pakistan, Article 59. Last checked 11 November 2026.
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