In the 13th National Parliamentary Election, 25 candidates contested across three constituencies in Madaripur, where 17 lost their security deposits for failing to secure the required number of votes. Despite close margins among the winners, most candidates received limited voter support. The results showed competitive races but a high rate of deposit forfeiture.

In Madaripur-1, with 324,289 registered voters, 56.34 percent turnout was recorded. Said Uddin Ahmed Hanjala of Bangladesh Khelafat Majlish won with 64,909 votes, narrowly defeating BNP’s Nadira Akter, who received 64,528 votes. In Madaripur-2, BNP’s Jahandar Ali Mia won with 61,744 votes, while in Madaripur-3, BNP’s Anisur Rahman Khokon Talukdar secured victory with 96,188 votes. Across these constituencies, seven candidates in each of the first two and three in the third lost their deposits.

The analysis of results indicated that although the contests were competitive, a significant number of candidates failed to attract sufficient voter support, leading to a high rate of deposit forfeiture across the district.