All three parliamentary constituencies in Feni district were won by Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) candidates in the 13th national election. The results were announced late Thursday night, February 12, 2026, by district returning officer Monira Haque. In Feni-1, BNP’s Rafiqul Alam Majnu secured 119,904 votes, defeating Jamaat’s SM Kamal Uddin, who received 92,000. In Feni-2, BNP’s Joynal Abedin won with 131,210 votes, ahead of Mujibur Rahman Manju of the AB Party, who got 80,058. In Feni-3, BNP’s Abdul Awal Mintu gained 157,425 votes, surpassing Jamaat’s Mohammad Fakhruddin Manik with 108,160.

Voter turnout was reported at 56.41% in Feni-1, 51.87% in Feni-2, and 54.47% in Feni-3. Across the three constituencies, a total of 26 candidates contested. The election also included a ‘yes-no’ referendum on constitutional amendments, with ‘yes’ votes leading in all three seats. For the first time, expatriates and election officials participated through postal ballots.

The BNP’s clean sweep in Feni marks a notable outcome in the district’s electoral landscape, as confirmed by unofficial results from the returning officer.