A pre-election public opinion survey by the International Institute of Law and Diplomacy (IILD) has projected that the Jamaat-e-Islami-led 11-party alliance will win 105 parliamentary seats, while the BNP-led alliance will secure 101 seats in Bangladesh’s upcoming 13th national election. The survey results were released on Monday morning at a press event held at the Fars Hotel in Purana Paltan, Dhaka. It also indicated that 19 seats may go to other parties, with intense competition expected in 75 constituencies.
According to the IILD survey, the BNP-led alliance is slightly ahead in total votes with 44.1 percent support, compared to 43.9 percent for the Jamaat-led coalition—a margin of just 0.2 percent. The poll covered all 300 constituencies and included responses from 63,615 voters of various ages, professions, and genders, with 57.59 percent male and 42.41 percent female participants. Among respondents, 92.9 percent said they intend to vote in the election.
The survey found that male voters favored the BNP alliance, while female voters leaned toward the Jamaat alliance. Seats with more than a 10 percent vote gap were classified as secure wins, and those with less than a 10 percent gap as highly competitive.
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