Jatiya Party Chairman and former MP GM Quader is actively campaigning in Rangpur-3 despite facing allegations of siding with the ruling Awami League and opposing the July uprising of 2024. Local voters accuse him of distancing himself from the public and prioritizing power-sharing over constituency development. Although banners and loudspeaker campaigns are visible across the area without obstruction, reports suggest Quader is focusing on limited personal networks rather than broad voter outreach.

Supporters of the July movement have criticized Quader for seeking votes against the referendum’s 'yes' side, labeling him a collaborator of the 'fascist Awami League'. They previously urged the Election Commission to bar the Jatiya Party from contesting. In contrast, Jatiya Party leaders claim strong grassroots response, asserting that Quader remains the only viable candidate and will win decisively. Quader himself dismissed corruption allegations and expressed confidence in a peaceful and fair election.

The Rangpur returning officer confirmed no major violations of the electoral code so far and expects a peaceful vote across the district’s six constituencies.