The Election Commission (EC) of Bangladesh has completed the distribution of parliamentary election ballots to returning officers across 299 constituencies. The process concluded on Saturday, with the final district set to receive its ballots on Sunday morning. Returning officers have acknowledged receipt and are authorized to begin constituency-level distribution from Sunday, following official instructions from the EC. The ballots were printed after final symbols were allocated to candidates on January 21.

According to EC officials, this election marks the first time expatriate Bangladeshis can vote through postal ballots alongside government officials, prisoners, and election staff. Over 1.53 million voters registered through the postal voting app, and more than 309,000 have already cast their votes. The remaining 126.2 million voters will vote in person using printed ballots distributed to local election offices.

Field-level distribution to assistant returning officers will begin Sunday, and polling officials are scheduled to collect ballots and materials on February 11. Voting will take place nationwide on February 12 from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.