According to a survey by the International Institute of Law and Diplomacy (IILD), the 'Yes' vote is projected to win the upcoming referendum scheduled for February 12 with 89.6 percent of the votes. The findings were announced on February 9 at Fars Hotel and Resort in Dhaka by IILD Executive Director Shafiul Alam Shaheen. The survey covered all 300 parliamentary constituencies and included responses from 63,615 voters, of whom 57.59 percent were men and 42.41 percent women.

The results show that 92.9 percent of respondents expressed interest in voting in the 13th National Parliamentary Election, while 4.4 percent said they would not vote and 2.7 percent remained undecided. Among those aware of the referendum, 89.6 percent said they would vote 'Yes' and 9.1 percent 'No'. However, 25.2 percent of surveyed voters reported being unaware of the referendum.

The survey suggests strong public support for the 'Yes' option ahead of the February 12 referendum, reflecting high voter engagement and awareness levels across the country.