PML-N candidate Ayaz Sadiq speaking to the media Sunday morning said his party would "accept the result, whatever it is".
"Hopefully it will be in our favour," he added.
The former National Assembly speaker said his morale was high. "I am very jubilant, very happy, very focused, and very confident," he told reporters.
"Look at my camp and look at other party's camps ─ you will see the difference," he said. "Our polling agents reached our camps at 7:00am, despite polling beginning at 8:00am."
The PML-N has also asked activists not to engage in fights and arguments, Ayaz said. "Calmly cast your votes. If people are fighting, instead of taking the law into your hands, inform the police," he said.
Ayaz Sadiq casted his vote at the Garhi Shahu polling station.
