In Gopalganj, all three parliamentary constituencies have been unofficially won by Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) candidates, marking the party’s first major victory in the Awami League-dominated district since independence. The unofficial results were announced by District Returning Officer and Deputy Commissioner Md. Arif-uz-Zaman. In Gopalganj-1, Selimuzzaman Molya received 68,867 votes, defeating Ganadhikar Parishad’s Md. Kabir Mia, who secured 53,961 votes. In Gopalganj-2, K.M. Babor won with 40,048 votes, while BNP’s rebel candidate M.H. Khan Monju got 33,039 votes. In Gopalganj-3, S.M. Jilani received 60,166 votes, surpassing Gobinda Chandra Pramanik with 33,867 votes.

Before the announcement, K.M. Babor led a victory procession to the district returning officer’s office, where he pledged to fulfill his campaign promises and pursue greater development through the BNP leadership. He also called for cooperation to maintain peace and security in Gopalganj and thanked voters for their support.

This marks the first time since the 1996 election that BNP has achieved such a sweeping result in Gopalganj, historically known as an Awami League stronghold.

BNP-nominated candidate Zainal Abedin has been declared the unofficial winner in the Barishal-3 (Muladi-Babuganj) constituency, according to results from all 126 polling centers. He received 78,131 votes under the paddy sheaf symbol, while his closest rival, Asaduzzaman Bhuiyan (Barrister Fuad) of the Amar Bangladesh Party, secured 57,149 votes with the eagle symbol. The results were announced by Babuganj Upazila Executive Officer and Assistant Returning Officer Asma Ul Husna.

The constituency, known for its river-surrounded and remote geography, has a total of 310,092 registered voters, including 156,846 men, 153,245 women, and one third-gender voter, according to unofficial data. Barishal-3 has traditionally been considered a BNP stronghold, though internal party disputes had previously weakened its unity.

Despite earlier doubts among BNP supporters due to factional conflicts between leaders Zainul Abedin and Begum Selina Rahman, the announcement of Abedin’s victory reportedly sparked celebrations among party activists.

The unofficial results of the 13th National Parliamentary Election for the Panchagarh-1 constituency have been announced. According to the district returning officer’s office, BNP candidate Barrister Naushad Zamir secured victory with 176,169 votes. His closest rival, Sarjis Alam of the National Citizens Party (NCP), who was also the chief organizer for the party’s northern region and a candidate nominated by the 11-party alliance, received 168,049 votes. The vote difference between the two candidates stood at 8,120.

Voting took place across 156 centers in the constituency. The unofficial results were declared around 1 a.m. after the completion of vote counting at the district returning officer’s office. The announcement confirmed BNP’s success in this northern seat as part of the ongoing 13th national election process.

The result adds to a series of BNP wins reported in other constituencies, reflecting the party’s strong performance in several regions according to the same election coverage.

BNP-nominated candidate Mujibur Rahman Chowdhury has won the national parliamentary election in the Moulvibazar-4 (Sreemangal–Kamalganj) constituency by a significant margin. According to official results confirmed by Moulvibazar District Returning Officer Touhid Uzzaman Pavel, Chowdhury secured a total of 169,608 votes, defeating his nearest rival by 120,419 votes. His closest competitor, Maulana Nure Alam Hamidi of Bangladesh Khelafat Majlish, received 49,189 votes.

Other candidates included independent contender Mohsin Mia Madhu, who received 33,911 votes, NCP candidate Pritam Das with 4,875 votes, Abul Hasan with 969 votes, and Zarif Mia with 910 votes. In the same constituency, a separate “yes-no” vote was held, where the “yes” option received 124,927 votes and the “no” option received 107,178 votes.

The results confirm a decisive victory for the BNP candidate in this constituency, as officially verified by the local election authorities.

BNP-nominated candidates have unofficially won both parliamentary constituencies in Magura during Bangladesh’s 13th national election. The results were announced on Thursday night after vote counting concluded. In Magura-1, BNP candidate Monowar Hossain Khan secured 184,183 votes, defeating Jamaat-e-Islami’s Abdul Matin, who received 83,783 votes. In Magura-2, BNP’s Nitai Roy Chowdhury obtained 150,180 votes, while his nearest rival, Jamaat candidate Md. Mushtarshad Billah, received 117,807 votes.

The announcement marks a complete sweep for the BNP in Magura district, where both constituencies went to the party’s nominees. The results were declared unofficially following the counting process conducted on Thursday night.

The broader election context included other constituencies where BNP and Jamaat candidates also achieved victories, indicating competitive outcomes across several districts.

Jamaat-e-Islami candidate Alhaj Abdul Gafur has been unofficially declared the winner in the Kushtia-2 (Mirpur-Veramara) parliamentary constituency, also known as seat number 76. The results were announced on Thursday, February 12, 2026, following the completion of vote counting across all 170 polling centers in the constituency.

According to the declared results, Abdul Gafur, who contested under the 'balance scale' symbol, received 189,816 votes. His nearest rival, Barrister Ragib Rauf Chowdhury, running under the 'paddy sheaf' symbol, secured 143,282 votes. This gave Gafur a winning margin of 46,534 votes. The report notes that he maintained a consistent lead throughout the counting process, ensuring his victory.

The unofficial result adds to a series of constituency outcomes reported the same day, including victories by BNP and Jamaat candidates in other regions, as part of the ongoing parliamentary election results being announced across Bangladesh.

BNP’s paddy-sheaf symbol candidate Enamul Haque Enam has won the Chattogram-12 (Patiya) constituency by a wide margin. Voting took place peacefully on Thursday from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. After counting all centers, Enam emerged as the clear winner. The results were announced at the Patiya Upazila hall by Assistant Returning Officer and Upazila Nirbahi Officer Farhanur Rahman. The final results will be officially declared by Returning Officer and Chattogram Deputy Commissioner Mohammad Zahidul Islam Miah.

According to the announced results, Enamul Haque Enam received 134,060 votes, while his nearest rival, Islami Front’s Air Muhammad Peyaru, secured 28,806 votes. Jamaat’s candidate Dr. Faridul Alam, with the scale symbol, came third with 20,940 votes. Field reports indicated that voter turnout was higher in the morning but declined later in the day, with notable participation from women voters.

Patiya Upazila BNP’s former member secretary Khorshed Alam expressed gratitude to local voters, saying they had elected a persecuted and humble leader who would work wholeheartedly for the people of Patiya.

BNP-nominated candidate Md. Mostafizur Rahman has been declared the winner in the Naogaon-1 constituency, which includes Porsha, Sapahar, and Niamatpur upazilas. His closest rival in the election was Jamaat-e-Islami candidate Principal Md. Mahbubul Alam. The result was reported by the local correspondent from Porsha, Naogaon, on February 13, 2026.

According to the report, the total number of registered voters in this election was 127,711,895. Among them, 64,825,151 were male voters, 62,885,524 were female voters, and 1,120 were hijra voters. The article also mentioned results from other constituencies, including victories by BNP and Jamaat candidates in several districts.

The outcome in Naogaon-1 adds to a series of wins for BNP candidates across multiple constituencies, indicating the party’s strong performance in the current electoral cycle as reported by the source.

BNP candidate Md. Faridul Kabir Talukder Shamim has been unofficially declared elected from the Sarishabari (Jamalpur-4) parliamentary constituency. According to results from all 88 polling centers, he secured 146,546 votes. His nearest rival, Md. Abdul Awal of Jamaat-e-Islami, supported by the 11-party alliance, received 44,161 votes.

Other candidates included Maulana Ali Akbar Siddique of Islami Andolan Bangladesh with 1,287 votes, Iqbal Hossain of Gano Odhikar Parishad with 379 votes, Kabir Hasan of Nagorik Oikya with 375 votes, and Md. Mahbub Zaman Jewel of CPB with 1,300 votes. The results show a landslide victory for the BNP candidate. Sources reported that Abdul Awal failed to win even in his own polling center.

The total number of registered voters across the 88 centers was 304,992, and the voting process was reported to have been conducted peacefully, according to local sources.

Selimuzzaman Selim, Joint Organizing Secretary of the BNP National Executive Committee, has been elected as a Member of Parliament from the Gopalganj-1 constituency according to unofficial results published on February 13, 2026. This marks his first time representing the constituency in the national parliament. A total of ten candidates contested in the election, with Selim’s main rival being Md. Kabir Mia of the Gano Odhikar Parishad.

According to the announced results, Selimuzzaman Selim, who ran under the paddy sheaf symbol, received 68,867 votes, while his closest competitor, Md. Kabir Mia, running under the truck symbol, secured 53,091 votes. The total number of registered voters in the constituency was 399,510. The results show that Selim achieved victory by a notable margin.

However, the results are unofficial. The Election Commission will finalize and officially declare the outcome after completing its formal procedures, according to relevant sources.

BNP candidate Amir Ejaz Khan has been unofficially declared the winner in the Khulna-1 constituency during Bangladesh’s 13th national parliamentary election. His main rival, Jamaat-e-Islami candidate Krishna Nandi, lost by more than 50,000 votes. According to the unofficial results announced on Thursday evening, Amir Ejaz Khan received 120,092 votes, while Krishna Nandi secured 69,658.

Voting for the 13th national parliamentary election began at 7:30 a.m. and continued until 4:30 p.m. across 42,779 polling centers nationwide. Alongside the parliamentary election, a national referendum was also held on the same day. The results from Khulna-1 were among the first to be reported in the evening.

The unofficial outcome indicates a decisive victory for the BNP candidate in Khulna-1, reflecting a significant margin over his Jamaat opponent. Official confirmation of the results is expected following the completion of the national vote count.

Al Faruk Abdul Latif, the Jamaat-e-Islami nominated candidate, has been unofficially declared the winner in the Nilphamari-2 (Sadar) constituency. The announcement came on Thursday, February 12, following the conclusion of voting. The unofficial results were announced by the Sadar Upazila Executive Officer, Miz Mobashwira.

According to results from 134 polling centers, Latif, who contested under the 'scales' symbol, received 145,202 votes. His closest rival, BNP candidate Engineer Shahrin Islam Chowdhury Tuhin, who ran under the 'sheaf of paddy' symbol, secured 134,579 votes. Based on these figures, Al Faruk Abdul Latif won by a margin of 10,623 votes.

Following the announcement of the unofficial results, supporters of the 'scales' symbol were seen celebrating in various areas of Nilphamari Sadar Upazila.

Unofficial final results for the Dinajpur-6 constituency, covering Nawabganj, Birampur, Ghoraghat, and Hakimpur, were announced on Thursday, February 12, 2026. According to the results, Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) alliance candidate and party standing committee member Dr. A.Z.M. Zahid Hossain secured victory. He received 203,233 votes under the paddy sheaf symbol, while his nearest rival, Jamaat-e-Islami candidate Anwarul Islam, obtained 188,719 votes under the balance scale symbol.

The results show that Dr. Zahid Hossain won by a significant margin, prompting celebrations among his supporters following the announcement. The results were compiled from all 199 polling centers in the constituency.

Election officials stated that these results are unofficial and will become final only after formal confirmation by the Election Commission.

Jamaat-e-Islami candidates have been unofficially declared winners in both parliamentary constituencies of Meherpur district during Bangladesh’s 13th national election. The results were confirmed by Upazila Assistant Returning Officer Khairul Islam and Gangni Assistant Returning Officer Anwar Hossain.

In Meherpur-1, voting took place across 123 centers. Jamaat candidate Taj Uddin Khan received 121,161 votes, defeating BNP candidate Masud Arun, who secured 104,769 votes. The same constituency recorded 109,537 'yes' votes and 32,229 'no' votes. In Meherpur-2, where voting occurred in 90 centers, Jamaat candidate Nazmul Huda won with 94,658 votes, while BNP’s Amjad Hossain obtained 85,452 votes. The constituency also recorded 124,507 'yes' votes and 31,000 'no' votes.

The results indicate Jamaat-e-Islami’s strong performance in Meherpur, with both of its nominated candidates leading over their BNP rivals according to unofficial counts confirmed by election officials.

BNP candidate Abdul Wadud Bhuiyan has been unofficially declared the winner in Khagrachhari’s only parliamentary seat, according to results published on February 13, 2026. Contesting under the paddy sheaf symbol, he secured 148,212 votes across 203 polling centers. His nearest rival, an independent candidate backed by the United People’s Democratic Front (UPDF) using the horse symbol, received 58,138 votes. The Jamaat-e-Islami candidate, with the scales symbol, obtained 54,116 votes, while a BNP rebel independent candidate using the football symbol received 53,384 votes.

District Election Officer S.M. Shahadat Hossain reported that out of 7,071 postal ballots in the constituency, 5,029 were cast. However, detailed results of those postal ballots were not yet available at the time of reporting.

The Khagrachhari result adds to a series of BNP victories reported in other constituencies, as unofficial tallies continue to emerge from across the country.