Engineer Moinul Islam Khan Shanto, the BNP-nominated candidate for the Manikganj-2 constituency, has been unofficially declared the winner based on results from all 159 polling centers. According to the compiled figures, he secured a total of 167,349 votes under the paddy sheaf symbol. His nearest rival, Md. Salauddin, who contested with the wall clock symbol, received 78,790 votes.

The unofficial count shows Moinul leading by a significant margin of 88,559 votes. While the Election Commission is still processing the official announcement, local supporters of Moinul are reportedly celebrating his apparent victory in a festive atmosphere.

The report also notes that results from other constituencies indicate BNP and allied candidates have achieved notable wins in several areas, including Pabna-5, Patuakhali, Meherpur-1, and Gaibandha-5.

All four parliamentary constituencies in Nilphamari district have been won by Jamaat-e-Islami candidates in Bangladesh’s 13th national election. The unofficial results were announced on Thursday night by District Returning Officer and Deputy Commissioner Mohammad Nayiruzzaman after vote counting was completed.

In Nilphamari-1 (Domar-Dimla), Jamaat candidate Maulana Abdus Sattar received 149,214 votes, defeating BNP alliance candidate Maulana Manjurul Islam Afendi, who secured 118,160 votes. In Nilphamari-2 (Sadar), Jamaat’s Alfaruk Abdul Latif won with 145,202 votes against BNP’s Shahrin Islam Chowdhury Tuhin, who got 134,579 votes. In Nilphamari-3 (Jaldhaka), Jamaat’s Maulana Obaidullah Salafi earned 108,560 votes, surpassing BNP’s Syed Ali with 89,102 votes. In Nilphamari-4 (Saidpur-Kishoreganj), Jamaat’s Hafiz Abdul Muntakim won with 124,865 votes, while BNP’s Abdul Gafur Sarkar received 81,526 votes.

The results mark a clean sweep for Jamaat in Nilphamari, as all four of its nominated candidates secured victory according to the unofficial district announcement.

Dr. Md. Jalal Uddin, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) candidate, has been unofficially declared the winner in the Chandpur-2 constituency, covering Matlab North and Matlab South. According to the report published on February 13, 2026, he received 170,583 votes under the paddy sheaf symbol. His nearest rival, Billal Hossain Miaji of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), nominated by the Jamaat-e-Islami-led 11-party alliance, secured 54,733 votes. Dr. Jalal Uddin won by a margin of 115,850 votes.

The Chandpur-2 constituency has a total of 492,377 registered voters, of whom 245,720 cast their ballots, resulting in a voter turnout of 49.90 percent. The report identifies the result as unofficial, pending formal confirmation by the election authorities.

The outcome adds to a series of results reported from other constituencies, where BNP and allied candidates have also achieved notable victories, indicating a competitive electoral landscape across multiple districts.

Dr. Abdul Bari Sardar, contesting with the 'Scales' symbol, has been unofficially declared the winner in the Rajshahi-4 (Bagmara) parliamentary constituency. According to the unofficial results, he received 118,208 votes, while his closest rival, DM Zia, representing the 'Sheaf of Paddy' symbol, secured 109,759 votes. The results show that Dr. Sardar won by a margin of 8,449 votes.

The voting process in the constituency was reported to have taken place peacefully, and the unofficial results were announced after the completion of vote counting. The final and official declaration of the results is still pending from the relevant authorities.

The outcome adds to the list of constituencies where unofficial results have been released, with other seats across the country also reporting winners from different parties.

Barkat Ullah Bulu, Vice Chairman of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), has been declared the unofficial winner in the Noakhali-3 constituency. The result was confirmed on Thursday night, February 12, 2026, by Assistant Returning Officer and Begumganj Upazila Executive Officer Md. Kayesur Rahman. According to the complete count from all 166 polling centers, Bulu, who contested under the paddy sheaf symbol, received 137,937 votes.

His nearest rival, Maulana Md. Borhan Uddin, the district secretary of Jamaat-e-Islami and candidate under the scales symbol, secured 117,824 votes. The unofficial results were announced from the Returning Officer’s office after the vote counting was completed.

The announcement marks a significant outcome for the BNP in the constituency, as the party’s candidate achieved a clear lead over his closest competitor in the unofficial tally.

BNP candidate Afroza Khanam Rita has been unofficially declared the winner in the Manikganj-3 constituency during Bangladesh’s 13th National Parliamentary Election. Based on results from all 151 polling centers, she received a total of 166,175 votes under the paddy sheaf symbol. Her closest rival, Mufti Muhammad Saeed Noor of the Khelafat Majlish (Jamaat alliance), secured 62,916 votes. The information was reported around midnight on Thursday, February 12, citing results from various centers and BNP sources.

Afroza Khanam Rita is the eldest daughter of former minister Harunar Rashid Khan Munno and entered politics under his guidance. She has been actively involved in BNP politics since 2001, working to strengthen the party through close engagement with local leaders and citizens. During the Awami League government, she was active in political movements alongside party members. She currently serves as the convener of the district BNP and an adviser to the BNP chairperson.

The election result remains unofficial until it is formally confirmed by the Election Commission.

Masud Sayeedi, son of former MP Delwar Hossain Sayeedi and candidate of Jamaat-e-Islami, has won the Pirojpur-1 constituency in Bangladesh’s 13th national parliamentary election. According to unofficial results from all 167 polling centers, he secured victory by a margin of 26,473 votes over his sole opponent, BNP candidate Alomgir Hossain, who received 101,355 votes. The constituency, covering Pirojpur Sadar, Nazirpur, and Indurkani upazilas, had a total of 387,987 registered voters, with 241,335 casting ballots.

In Pirojpur-2, BNP’s Ahmed Sohel Manjur Suman, president of the party’s Bhandaia upazila unit, won unofficially with 106,387 votes, defeating Jamaat candidate Shamim Sayeedi, who received 97,143 votes. Meanwhile, in Pirojpur-3, BNP’s Ruhul Amin Dulal, president of Mathbaria upazila BNP, won with 63,132 votes, ahead of Islami Andolan’s Dr. Rustum Ali Farazi and NCP’s Dr. Shamim Hamidi.

These results reflect a mixed outcome for BNP and Jamaat in the Pirojpur region, with both parties securing key constituencies in the unofficial count.

BNP candidate Khandaker Abu Ashfaq has been unofficially declared the winner of the Dhaka-1 (Dohar-Nawabganj) constituency in Bangladesh’s 13th National Parliamentary Election. According to results announced by assistant returning officers on Thursday night, February 12, 2026, Ashfaq received 172,402 votes, defeating his nearest rival, Barrister Nazrul Islam of the Jamaat-e-Islami, who secured 108,909 votes. The results from all 184 polling centers confirmed Ashfaq’s victory by a margin of 63,493 votes.

The Dhaka-1 constituency comprises two upazilas with a total of 536,617 registered voters and 8,518 postal ballots. Following the announcement, Barrister Nazrul Islam congratulated Ashfaq, acknowledging the people’s verdict and expressing hope that the newly elected member of parliament would work for the overall development of the area regardless of political affiliation. He also emphasized the importance of maintaining mutual respect for democratic continuity and political tolerance.

The official confirmation of the results is expected to follow the Election Commission’s final announcement.

Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Dr. Shafiqur Rahman has won the Dhaka-15 parliamentary seat by a margin of 20,725 votes, according to the party’s election management committee member Zahidul Islam. The results were announced following the counting of ballots across 127 polling centers in the constituency.

According to the official tally, Dr. Shafiqur Rahman, who contested under the party’s scale symbol, secured 82,645 votes. His closest rival, BNP candidate Shafiqul Islam Khan Milton, received 61,920 votes under the paddy sheaf symbol. The results confirm Dr. Rahman’s victory in the constituency.

The report also noted that Jamaat candidates have shown strong performances in other constituencies, with Zainul Islam winning in Dhaka-4 and Ishraq securing a large-margin victory in Dhaka-6. The party has warned of strong movements against those allegedly conspiring over the election results.

International observers have lauded Bangladesh’s 13th National Parliamentary Election for its democratic process and peaceful voting environment. The election marked the first national vote since the 2024 mass uprising that ended the Awami League’s 15-year rule, allowing millions of citizens to elect a new government. Foreign representatives reported widespread enthusiasm among voters across the country.

David Dreier, head of the U.S.-based International Republican Institute’s observation team and a former U.S. congressman, described the election as free, fair, and festive after visiting a polling center in Dhaka. He noted the orderly atmosphere and spontaneous participation of voters. Nighat Siddiqui, Director General of Pakistan’s Election Commission, also praised the election’s positive and sincere environment, highlighting the active participation of women, youth, and elderly voters. She commended the Election Commission’s efficient management.

According to the Election Commission, 394 international observers and 197 foreign journalists monitored the polls, with around one million security personnel deployed nationwide. Voting took place from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. across 36,031 centers, recording a preliminary turnout of 47.9 percent. Final results and turnout figures are yet to be confirmed.

Professor Mohammad Aslam Chowdhury, the BNP candidate with the 'sheaf of paddy' symbol, has won the Chattogram-4 (Sitakunda) parliamentary seat by a large margin. According to the final results announced on February 13, 2026, all 124 polling centers reported their outcomes. Aslam Chowdhury secured 142,674 votes, while his nearest rival, Md. Anwar Siddiqui, received 89,268 votes.

The vote difference between the two candidates stands at 53,406, which is considered one of the largest margins in recent times for this constituency. The results were confirmed by BNP party sources, highlighting a decisive victory for the opposition candidate in the Sitakunda area.

The report also mentioned other BNP and Jamaat victories in constituencies such as Pabna-5, Patuakhali, Meherpur-1, and Gaibandha-5, indicating broader electoral gains for the opposition alliance across multiple regions.

Assistant Returning Officer and Upazila Nirbahi Officer Mir Rasheduzzaman Rashed announced the results of the 2026 National Election and Referendum for the Pabna-2 constituency, covering Sujanagar upazila, on Thursday night at around 10 p.m. According to the official declaration, BNP’s nominated candidate Advocate A.K.M. Selim Reza Habib, a member of the party’s National Executive Committee, won the seat.

In the Pabna-2 (Bera-Sujanagar) constituency, the BNP candidate’s symbol ‘Sheaf of Paddy’ received 213,950 votes, while the rival candidate’s symbol ‘Scales’ secured 75,387 votes. The results were confirmed by the local election authority as part of the nationwide 2026 parliamentary election and referendum process.

The announcement adds to a series of results showing BNP victories in several constituencies, including Pabna-5 and three out of four seats in Patuakhali, as well as a Jamaat candidate’s win in Gaibandha-5.

Expelled Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) rebel candidate M A Hannan has been unofficially declared the winner in the Chandpur-4 (Faridganj) constituency. The announcement came on Thursday, February 12, 2026, following the unofficial results. Hannan, who contested with the shrimp symbol, defeated BNP central committee member and official candidate Lion Md Harunur Rashid, who ran with the paddy sheaf symbol, by a margin of 4,627 votes.

According to results from 118 polling centers and postal ballots from local employees and expatriates, M A Hannan received 73,842 votes. His closest rival, Harunur Rashid, secured 69,215 votes, while the 11-party alliance candidate Maulana Billal Hossain Miaji, who contested with the scale symbol, obtained 66,505 votes.

The unofficial outcome highlights internal divisions within the BNP, as an expelled rebel candidate outperformed the party’s official nominee in a key constituency.

According to the Netrakona district correspondent, unofficial results show that the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has won four out of five parliamentary constituencies in Netrakona, while Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami secured victory in one seat. The results were reported by Amar Desh Online on February 13, 2026.

The BNP candidates who won are Barrister Kaiser Kamal in Netrakona-1, Professor Dr. Anwarul Haque in Netrakona-2, Dr. Rafiqul Islam Hilali in Netrakona-3, and former State Minister for Home Affairs Lutfozzaman Babar in Netrakona-4. Professor Masum Mostafa of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami won in Netrakona-5.

The report also mentioned other results from different districts, including BNP’s Advocate Shamsur Rahman Shimul Biswas winning in Pabna-5, BNP winning three of four seats in Patuakhali, and Jamaat’s Abdul Wareth winning in Gaibandha-5.

BNP central organizing secretary Alhaj GK Gaus has been declared the unofficial winner in the Habiganj-3 constituency, which includes Sadar, Lakhai, and Shayestaganj upazilas. According to results from all 137 polling centers, announced around 11:30 p.m. on Thursday, Gaus received 141,522 votes. His nearest rival, Jamaat-e-Islami candidate Kazi Mohsin Ahmed, secured 44,581 votes. The information was confirmed by Gaus’s chief election agent, Haji Enamul Haque.

The Habiganj-3 result adds to a series of constituency outcomes reported the same night, including victories for other party candidates in Dhaka-4 and Dhaka-6. The report also mentioned that Jamaat leaders warned of strong movements against alleged conspiracies surrounding vote results.

The unofficial declaration positions GK Gaus as the likely winner pending formal confirmation by the election authorities.