Independent candidate Atikul Alam Shawon has been unofficially declared the winner in the Comilla-7 (Chandina) constituency during Bangladesh’s 13th National Parliamentary Election. The results were announced late Thursday night, February 12, 2026, at the Chandina Upazila Parishad auditorium by Assistant Returning Officer and Upazila Nirbahi Officer Mohammad Ashraful Haque after counting results from 105 polling centers.

According to the announced results, Shawon, who contested with the pitcher symbol, received 90,819 votes. His nearest rival, BNP-nominated candidate Dr. Redwan Ahmed, secured 47,925 votes with the paddy sheaf symbol. Candidates from other parties included Maulana Sulaiman Khan of Khelafat Majlis with 24,597 votes, Maulana Ehteshamul Haque Kasemi of Islami Andolan Bangladesh with 14,080 votes, and Sajal Kumar Kar of Sangskritik Muktijote with 259 votes.

The constituency had a total of 329,166 registered voters, with a turnout rate of 56.35 percent, amounting to 182,274 votes cast. A total of 4,594 votes were declared invalid.

BNP candidate Abul Monsur Sakhawat Hasan, known as Dr. Jibon, has been unofficially declared the winner in the Habiganj-2 (Baniachong-Ajmiriganj) constituency. He secured 126,200 votes, defeating his nearest rival, Abdul Basit Azad of Khelafat Majlish, who received 63,311 votes. The results were announced on Thursday evening, February 12, 2026.

Voting for Bangladesh’s 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.

Dr. Jibon serves as an adviser to the BNP chairperson and is a former organizing secretary of the party. His victory adds to a series of wins for BNP candidates reported from other constituencies across the country.

BNP-nominated candidate Syed Md Faisal has been unofficially declared the winner in the Habiganj-4 (Madhabpur-Chunarughat) constituency. The results were announced on Thursday night, according to the report. Based on the published results, Faisal received 186,678 votes, while his nearest rival, Islami Front candidate Gias Uddin Taheri, who contested under the candle symbol, secured 83,896 votes.

The announcement marks a significant outcome in the Habiganj-4 race, where the competition was primarily between the BNP and Islami Front candidates. The report did not mention any official confirmation or reactions from the Election Commission or the candidates involved.

The unofficial result adds to a series of BNP victories reported in other constituencies, including Pabna-5 and several seats in Patuakhali, as well as a Jamaat candidate’s win in Gaibandha-5, according to the same source.

BNP candidate Shahidul Islam Khan Babul has been unofficially declared the winner in the Faridpur-4 constituency during Bangladesh’s 13th National Parliamentary Election. The announcement was made around midnight by Abdullah Abu Zaher, the assistant returning officer and Upazila Nirbahi Officer of Bhanga, from the election result collection and dissemination hall room. According to the unofficial results, Babul received 60,775 votes in Bhanga, 48,202 in Sadarpur, and 17,555 in Charbhadrasan, defeating his nearest rival, Jamaat-e-Islami candidate Maulana Sarwar Hossain, by more than 51,000 votes.

This victory marks a historic moment for the BNP, as Babul became the only candidate from the party to win with the “sheaf of paddy” symbol in this election. Previously, BNP candidates in this constituency had failed to secure victory against nominees from the Awami League and Jatiya Party. Bhanga Upazila BNP president Alhaj Khondaker Iqbal Hossain Selim described the result as a victory for democracy and expressed gratitude to all voters.

The result, though unofficial, positions Babul as a significant figure in BNP’s electoral performance in the 13th parliamentary polls.

BNP candidate Bobby Hajjaj has been unofficially declared the winner in the Dhaka-13 constituency, defeating Maulana Mamunul Haque, the Jamaat-e-Islami–backed candidate of the 11-party alliance. The unofficial results were announced on Thursday, February 12, 2026. According to the results, Bobby Hajjaj received 90,601 votes, while his nearest rival Maulana Mamunul Haque secured 86,889 votes.

Maulana Hasan Junayed, the central publicity secretary of the Jamaat-e-Islami–supported 11-party alliance, confirmed that Maulana Mamunul Haque lost by a margin of 3,713 votes. The Dhaka-13 result adds to a series of constituency outcomes being reported across the capital, where several key candidates have been declared winners in unofficial counts.

The report also mentioned that Jamaat leaders warned of strong movements against alleged conspirators over election results, while other constituencies such as Dhaka-4 and Dhaka-6 saw victories for Zainul Islam and Ishraq respectively.

Engineer Enamul Haque, the Jamaat-e-Islami nominated candidate, has been unofficially declared the winner in the Naogaon-2 constituency, which includes Patnitala and Dhamoirhat upazilas. According to center-based results, he received 65,805 votes in all 53 centers of Dhamoirhat upazila, while his nearest rival, BNP candidate Shamsuzzoha Khan, secured 54,573 votes. AB Party candidate Matibul Islam obtained 1,118 votes in the same area.

In Patnitala upazila, Shamsuzzoha Khan led with 79,421 votes under the paddy sheaf symbol, while Enamul Haque received 74,642 votes under the scales symbol. Despite trailing slightly in Patnitala, Enamul Haque’s large margin in Dhamoirhat placed him ahead overall. The final official result will be announced after adding postal ballot votes.

Local administration officials, including the Upazila Nirbahi Officer and Assistant Returning Officer Prashanta Chakraborty, have urged supporters to remain calm and avoid victory celebrations until the official declaration.

Barrister Ahmad Bin Kashem Arman, the Jamaat-e-Islami candidate for Dhaka-14 constituency, has been declared the unofficial winner. According to results from all 173 polling centers announced late Thursday night, February 12, Arman received 96,784 votes under the 'scales' symbol. His nearest rival, Sanzida Islam Tuli, contesting with the 'paddy sheaf' symbol, secured 80,927 votes. Arman won by a margin of 15,857 votes.

The report notes that Arman is the son of late businessman Mir Quasem Ali and had previously been missing for nearly eight years during what the source described as an authoritarian period under the Awami regime. The election outcome adds to a series of victories for Jamaat-e-Islami candidates in other constituencies, including Dhaka-4 and Dhaka-6.

The party has also warned of strong movements against those allegedly conspiring over election results, according to the same report.

Mahbubur Rahman Bellal, a central working committee member of Jamaat-e-Islami, has been unofficially declared the winner in the Rangpur-3 (part of Rangpur City Corporation) constituency. According to the results, he secured 175,827 votes, defeating his nearest rival, BNP’s metropolitan convener Shamsuzzaman Samu, who received 84,578 votes. Jatiya Party chairman GM Quader came in third with 43,385 votes.

The results indicate a decisive victory for Jamaat’s candidate in this key constituency. The election outcome highlights a significant lead for Bellal over his competitors, marking a notable performance for Jamaat in Rangpur. The report was published by the Rangpur bureau of the newspaper on February 13, 2026.

Further official confirmation of the results was not mentioned in the report, which described the outcome as unofficial at the time of publication.

Zonayed Abdur Rahim Saki, chief coordinator of the Ganosamhati Andolon and candidate of the BNP alliance, has won the Brahmanbaria-6 constituency. According to the announced results on Thursday night, he received 94,231 votes. His closest rival, Md. Mohsin of Jamaat-e-Islami, secured 37,965 votes. The information was confirmed by the Bancharampur Upazila Executive Officer, who also served as the assistant returning officer.

The election result marks a significant victory for the BNP alliance in Brahmanbaria district. The announcement came as part of broader updates on parliamentary races across the country, with other constituencies such as Pabna-5, Patuakhali-4, Meherpur-1, and Gaibandha-5 also reporting results for BNP and Jamaat candidates.

The confirmed results indicate a clear margin of victory for Saki in Brahmanbaria-6, reflecting strong support for the BNP alliance in the area.

Dr. Keramat Ali of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami has won the Chapainawabganj-1 (Shibganj) parliamentary constituency. According to official results announced around 9:45 p.m. on Thursday, February 12, he secured a total of 189,876 votes under the 'balance scale' symbol. His nearest rival, BNP candidate Shahjahan Mia, received 160,719 votes, leaving a margin of 29,157 votes between them.

Voting took place continuously from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. across 159 polling centers. The district returning office reported that approximately 72 percent of registered voters cast their ballots. Election officials described the polling and counting process as peaceful and orderly.

The result marks a significant win for Jamaat-e-Islami in the constituency, with the high voter turnout suggesting strong local engagement in the electoral process.

Dr. Syed Abdullah Mohammad Taher, Nayeb-e-Ameer of Jamaat-e-Islami, has been unofficially declared elected as Member of Parliament from Cumilla-11 (Chouddagram) constituency. According to results from 124 out of 127 polling centers, he received 133,308 votes under the 'scales' symbol. His nearest rival, BNP candidate Md. Kamrul Huda, secured 76,638 votes, leaving a margin of 56,670 votes between them.

The administration has suspended results from three polling centers—Gunabati High School, Alkara Government Primary School, and Bakgram Government Primary School—following allegations of irregularities. In postal ballots, the 'scales' symbol received 7,316 votes, while the 'sheaf of paddy' symbol got 1,229 votes. Voting took place on Thursday from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and was reported by voters to be largely peaceful and festive except for a few isolated incidents.

The Chouddagram constituency has a total of 409,091 registered voters, including 205,110 men, 203,977 women, and four third-gender voters.

In the 13th National Parliamentary Election, Jamaat-e-Islami candidates have unofficially won all four constituencies in Satkhira district. According to the results from all polling centers, Jamaat’s candidates secured significant margins of victory over their rivals in each seat.

In Satkhira-1 (Tala–Kalaroa), Jamaat candidate Izzat Ullah received 220,330 votes, defeating Habibul Islam Habib of the paddy-sheaf symbol by 25,626 votes. In Satkhira-2 (Sadar), Jamaat’s Muhaddis Abdul Khalek won with 260,423 votes, surpassing Abdur Rouf by 146,091 votes. In Satkhira-3 (Assasuni–Kaliganj), Muhaddis Robiul Bashar gained 132,873 votes, beating independent candidate Dr. Shahidul Alam by about 39,000 votes. In Satkhira-4 (Shyamnagar), Gazi Nazrul Islam won with 105,462 votes, defeating Dr. Moniruzzaman by 21,038 votes.

The results indicate a clean sweep for Jamaat-e-Islami in Satkhira, with each of its candidates achieving decisive victories across all four constituencies.

BNP candidate Hafiz Ibrahim has been unofficially declared the winner in the Bhola-2 parliamentary constituency. According to the final results announced, all 138 polling centers have reported their counts. Hafiz Ibrahim, who contested under the 'sheaf of paddy' symbol, secured 119,248 votes, while his nearest rival, Jamaat candidate Maulana Fazlul Karim, received 91,860 votes. The vote difference between the two candidates stood at 36,696.

The report, published from Borhanuddin in Bhola, highlights that the results were based on complete polling center data. The election outcome adds to a series of victories for BNP candidates in several constituencies, as mentioned alongside results from Dhaka-4 and Dhaka-6.

The results indicate a strong showing for BNP in Bhola-2, reflecting the party’s continued electoral presence in the region.

BNP’s paddy-sheaf symbol candidate Enamul Haque Enam has won the Chattogram-12 (Patiya) constituency by a large margin. Voting took place peacefully on Thursday from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. After counting, Enam led in all centers and was declared the winner by Assistant Returning Officer and Patiya Upazila Executive Officer Farhanur Rahman at the Patiya Upazila hall room on Thursday night. Enam received 134,060 votes, while his nearest rival, Islami Front’s Air Muhammad Peyaru with the candle symbol, got 28,806 votes. Jamaat’s candidate Dr. Faridul Alam, with the scale symbol, came third with 20,940 votes. The final result will be announced by Returning Officer and Chattogram Deputy Commissioner Mohammad Zahidul Islam Mia.

Field reports indicated that voter turnout was moderate in the morning but declined as the day progressed, though female voter presence was notable. Patiya BNP’s former member secretary Khorshed Alam expressed gratitude to the people of Patiya, saying they had elected a persecuted and humble leader who would work wholeheartedly for the constituency.

The election was marked by peaceful voting and a decisive victory margin for the BNP candidate.

Tahsina Rushdir Luna, former central organizing secretary of the BNP and wife of missing leader M Ilias Ali, has been unofficially declared the winner in the Sylhet-2 (Bishwanath–Osmaninagar) constituency. Contesting under the BNP’s paddy sheaf symbol, she secured 116,697 votes, defeating Muhammad Muntasir Ali of Khelafat Majlish, who received 37,446 votes. The vote margin stood at 79,251, according to results from all 128 polling centers.

The constituency has a total of 368,932 registered voters, including 188,679 men and 180,253 women. Voting took place peacefully, and this marks the first time since Bangladesh’s independence that a woman has been elected from Sylhet-2. Her victory has sparked widespread enthusiasm among party activists and general voters.

The result is seen as a historic milestone for the constituency, highlighting both voter engagement and the growing representation of women in regional politics.