Jamaat-e-Islami–nominated candidate Md. Ruhul Amin has won the Chuadanga-2 parliamentary seat by a large margin, according to unofficial results announced on Thursday, February 12, 2026. The constituency had 174 polling centers and one postal center, totaling 175. Ruhul Amin secured 210,111 votes, including 2,589 postal ballots, while his nearest rival, the candidate with the paddy sheaf symbol, received 163,299 votes, including 1,165 postal ballots.

The results show Ruhul Amin leading by 46,812 votes. He maintained an advantage from the beginning across multiple centers, and his lead widened further after the inclusion of postal votes. Following the announcement, supporters were seen celebrating the victory in different areas.

Election officials stated that the result will be finalized after the publication of the official gazette. The announcement marks a significant win for the Jamaat candidate in the Chuadanga-2 constituency.

The national parliamentary election and referendum in Sunamganj were held peacefully, with no major untoward incidents reported. According to unofficial results from polling centers, all five constituencies in the district were won by Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) candidates by large margins. However, the full official results had not yet been announced by the returning officer’s office at the time of reporting.

In Sunamganj-1, BNP’s Kamruzzaman Kamrul received 163,705 votes, defeating Jamaat-e-Islami’s Maulana Tofayel Ahmad Khan, who secured 91,176 votes. In Sunamganj-2, Nasir Uddin Chowdhury of BNP won with 97,792 votes, while his closest rival, Jamaat candidate Advocate Shishir Monir, received 57,806 votes and publicly congratulated Chowdhury on social media. In Sunamganj-3, BNP’s Koysar M Ahmad won with 96,666 votes against rebel BNP candidate Barrister Anwar Hossain, who got 41,984 votes.

In Sunamganj-4, BNP’s Advocate Nurul Islam Nurul secured 97,555 votes, defeating 11-party alliance candidate Advocate Shams Uddin, who received 74,018 votes. In Sunamganj-5, BNP’s Kalim Uddin Milon won with 152,997 votes, while 11-party alliance candidate Abdus Salam Al Madani obtained 99,928 votes.

The unofficial final results for all 43 polling centers in Taraganj upazila under Rangpur-2 (Badarganj-Taraganj) constituency were announced on Thursday, February 12, 2026. According to the results, ATM Azharul Islam, the Jamaat-e-Islami candidate nominated by the 11-party alliance, received 43,076 votes with the 'scales' symbol and was declared unofficially elected.

His nearest rival, Mohammad Ali Sarkar of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), secured 22,100 votes with the 'paddy sheaf' symbol. Anisul Islam Mondol, contesting with the 'plough' symbol, came third with 12,798 votes, while Islami Andolan’s Maulana Ashraf Ali received 2,963 votes with the 'hand fan' symbol. Azizur Rahman of the Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal (JSD) obtained 88 votes with the 'star' symbol.

In a referendum held across the same 43 centers, 55,477 'yes' votes and 18,315 'no' votes were recorded. Election officials stated that these results are unofficial, and the formal announcement will be made later.

S. Sarfuddin Ahmed Santu, the candidate with the paddy sheaf symbol, has been unofficially declared the winner in the Barishal-2 (Uzirpur-Banaripara) constituency, according to preliminary results released on February 12, 2026. The constituency includes two municipalities and 17 unions with 140 polling centers. Based on unofficial counts, Santu received 141,280 votes, while his main opponent, Jamaat-e-Islami nominee Master Abdul Mannan, secured 70,719 votes, giving Santu a lead of 69,461 votes.

In Banaripara upazila, Santu obtained 53,850 votes compared to 32,113 for his rival, a margin of 21,737 votes. In Uzirpur upazila, he received 87,430 votes against 38,619 for the Jamaat candidate. These preliminary results indicate that Santu has achieved a decisive victory in the Barishal-2 constituency.

The report highlights that the results are based on unofficial tallies, suggesting that the final official announcement is still pending.

Jamaat-e-Islami candidate Shahjahan Chowdhury has won the election in the Chattogram-15 (Satkania-Lohagara) constituency. The result was announced on Thursday, February 12, 2026. According to the final count, Shahjahan Chowdhury, who contested with the 'scales' symbol, received 172,061 votes, while BNP candidate Nazmul Mostafa Amin, represented by the 'paddy sheaf' symbol, secured 127,025 votes.

The constituency has a total of 491,787 registered voters, including 242,171 voters from nine unions of Lohagara upazila. Three candidates contested in this seat: Shahjahan Chowdhury from Jamaat-e-Islami, Nazmul Mostafa Amin from the BNP, and Shariful Alam Chowdhury from Islami Andolan Bangladesh, who ran with the 'hand fan' symbol.

The report also mentioned results from other constituencies, including Gaibandha-5, where another Jamaat candidate won, and Lakshmipur-2, where a BNP candidate was unofficially declared the winner.

BNP Chairman Tarique Rahman has been unofficially declared the winner in the Dhaka-17 constituency during Bangladesh’s 13th National Parliamentary Election, according to an announcement made by the party. The information was shared on Thursday night through the party’s verified Facebook page, following the conclusion of vote counting.

Voting for the 13th National Parliamentary Election began at 7:30 a.m. on Thursday, February 12, across 42,779 polling centers nationwide and continued until 4:30 p.m. Alongside the parliamentary election, a national referendum was also held on the same day. The unofficial results for Dhaka-17 were received in the evening.

The report also mentioned other results, including BNP candidate Jahangir Hossain’s victory in Dhaka-18 and BNP’s Apu winning in Shariatpur-3, while separate allegations and complaints were raised by other parties and candidates during the election process.

In the 13th National Parliamentary Election, Jamaat-e-Islami–backed candidate Maulana Zahirul Islam has been unofficially declared the winner in the Chattogram-16 (Bashkhali) constituency. According to the unofficial results, he received 89,861 votes. His nearest rival, BNP-backed candidate Mishkatul Islam Chowdhury Pappa, secured 82,210 votes, while expelled BNP independent candidate Liakat Ali, contesting with the football symbol, obtained 54,949 votes.

The report, filed from Bashkhali, Chattogram, highlights the local outcome as part of the broader 13th national election results being reported across the country. Other constituencies mentioned include four in Patuakhali, where BNP won three and Jamaat one, Meherpur-1 where a victory prayer was held, Gaibandha-5 where a Jamaat candidate won, and Lakshmipur-2 where a BNP candidate was unofficially declared the winner.

The unofficial results indicate Jamaat-e-Islami’s continued electoral presence in select constituencies, alongside BNP’s performance in several others, as the national vote count progresses.

Zakiriah Taher Suman, the candidate with the paddy sheaf symbol, has been unofficially declared elected from the Cumilla-8 (Barura) constituency. According to results from all 105 polling centers, he secured 167,486 votes, while his nearest rival, Shafiqul Alam Helal, who contested with the scale symbol, received 41,209 votes. The vote difference between the two candidates stood at 126,277.

The results indicate a decisive victory for Suman in the Cumilla-8 constituency. The report, published on February 12, 2026, by a correspondent from Cumilla South, confirms that the outcome was based on complete center-wise results. The article also mentioned other unofficial results from different constituencies, including Patuakhali, Meherpur, Gaibandha, and Lakshmipur, where candidates from BNP and Jamaat secured wins.

The unofficial nature of the results suggests that the formal announcement from the Election Commission may follow later, confirming the final outcome for Cumilla-8 and other constituencies mentioned.

Unofficial results from all 156 polling centers in the Rajbari-1 constituency have been announced, showing BNP candidate Ali Nawaz Mahmud Khayyam, who contested under the paddy sheaf symbol, as the winner. The results were declared on Thursday, February 12, 2026. According to the unofficial count, Khayyam received 155,270 votes, while his nearest rival, Md. Nurul Islam, who ran under the scales symbol, secured 99,785 votes.

The results indicate that the BNP candidate maintained a consistent lead across polling centers and ultimately secured victory by a significant margin. Election officials noted that Khayyam’s lead remained steady from the beginning to the end of the counting process.

However, the Election Commission has not yet released the official results. The formal announcement is expected to be made later, confirming the final outcome for the Rajbari-1 seat.

BNP candidate Sadiq Riaz Chowdhury has been unofficially declared the winner in the Dinajpur-2 constituency during Bangladesh’s 13th national parliamentary election. According to results from all 116 polling centers, he secured 170,226 votes, defeating his nearest rival, Jamaat-e-Islami candidate A.K.M. Afzalul Anam, who received 133,042 votes. The results were announced on Thursday evening, February 12, 2026.

Voting for the 13th national parliamentary election began at 7:30 a.m. and continued until 4:30 p.m. across 42,779 centers nationwide. Alongside the parliamentary polls, a national referendum was also held on the same day. The unofficial results indicate a clear victory for the BNP candidate in Dinajpur-2.

The simultaneous conduct of both the parliamentary election and the referendum marked a significant political event across the country, with results from other constituencies also emerging later in the evening.

BNP candidate Rokon Uddin Babul has been declared unofficially victorious in the Lalmonirhat-2 parliamentary constituency. According to results from all 155 polling centers, he secured 118,359 votes under the 'paddy sheaf' symbol, while his closest rival, Firoz Haydar Lavlu, representing the 'scales' symbol, received 107,886 votes. The results indicate a clear lead for Babul in this constituency.

The report, published by Amar Desh Online on February 12, 2026, stated that the results were unofficial and based on the total count from all centers. The Lalmonirhat-2 seat is one of several constituencies where the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has shown strong performance in the latest round of parliamentary contests.

Other reports from the same source noted BNP and Jamaat-e-Islami candidates achieving unofficial victories in several other constituencies, suggesting a competitive electoral landscape across multiple regions.

BNP candidate and the party’s organizing secretary Asadul Habib Dulu has been unofficially declared the winner in the Lalmonirhat-3 constituency. The result was known on Tuesday, February 12, 2026, after the vote counting concluded. According to the unofficial tally, Dulu received a total of 140,105 votes, including postal ballots, while his nearest rival, Jamaat-e-Islami candidate Md. Abu Taher, secured 55,387 votes.

The unofficial results show that Dulu won by a margin of 84,718 votes, giving the BNP a significant lead in the constituency. The report did not mention any official confirmation from the Election Commission or reactions from the candidates. The counting process and the announcement were reported by local correspondents in Lalmonirhat.

Further official results are expected to confirm the unofficial outcome once the Election Commission completes its verification process.

All 142 polling centers of Kishoreganj-6 (Bhairab-Kuliarchar) constituency have declared their results. According to the complete unofficial count released on Thursday, January 12, BNP-nominated candidate Md. Shariful Alam, contesting with the paddy sheaf symbol, secured a sweeping victory.

The announced results show that Shariful Alam received 185,813 votes, while his nearest rival, Maulana Ataullah Amin of the 11-party alliance running with the rickshaw symbol, obtained 42,555 votes. This gives Shariful Alam a winning margin of 143,258 votes. From the early stages of counting, he maintained a lead across multiple centers and ultimately confirmed a decisive victory after all results were tallied.

The report highlights that the results are unofficial and based on the full count from all polling centers in the constituency.

BNP alliance candidate Md. Nurul Haque has been unofficially declared the winner in the Patuakhali-3 constituency. The result was announced on Thursday, February 12, 2026, following the completion of vote counting. Nurul Haque contested the election as a candidate of the Gana Odhikar Parishad under the BNP-led alliance.

According to the election data, there were a total of 127,711,895 registered voters in this election. Among them, 64,825,151 were male voters, 62,885,524 were female voters, and 1,120 were third-gender voters. The report did not provide details about the margin of victory or the performance of other candidates.

The unofficial result indicates a continuation of competitive outcomes across several constituencies, as similar announcements were made in other areas including Meherpur-1, Gaibandha-5, and Lakshmipur-2.

BNP candidate Md. Asaduzzaman has been declared the unofficial winner in the Jhenaidah-1 constituency following the completion of vote counting on Thursday, February 12, 2026. According to the results, all 117 polling centers in the constituency have been counted, confirming his lead.

As per the obtained results, former Attorney General Asaduzzaman secured 171,598 votes, while his nearest rival, Abu Saleh Md. Matiur Rahman, who contested with the 'scales' symbol, received 55,577 votes. The report indicates that the counting process was completed across all centers before the announcement of the unofficial result.

The election featured a total of 127,711,895 registered voters nationwide, including 64,825,151 male voters, 62,885,524 female voters, and 1,120 third-gender voters, according to the published data.