Elections are integral part of democracy which helps to identify determinants and consideration that shape the voter political disposition. Elections generates mobilization by competing political parties which necessities the understanding of voting behavior not only at national but at the micro level also. The study aims to investigate about the events and circumstances that shape the decision of the voter and its involvement in the electoral process; and to analyze different factors which have affected electoral politics and voting behavior in Lahore and its surroundings. The National and Provincial election of 2008 and 2013 will be studied as a case study. The study will rely on both published and unpublished sources of information collected from interviews with political observers and politicians. The unique contribution of the study will be its wide-ranging qualitative and quantitative analysis of electoral data, voting turn out and polling station returns. The research will employ different electoral models which includes sociological model, the psychosocial model and rational choice theory, referred to as a model of economic voting. It is hoped that the research will add to existing scarce literature available in Pakistan on voting behavior of people and their political participation.