EC publishes centre-wise results of 13th Parliamentary Election

BSS
Published On: 04 Mar 2026, 20:24

DHAKA, March 4, 2026 (BSS) - The Election Commission (EC) has published the centre-wise results of the 13th National Parliament election.

The detailed voting results of each polling centre were made available separately on the EC’s website today. 

The published data include the total number of voters in each centre, votes cast, votes received and the tally obtained by individual candidates.

Earlier, on February 13, the Election Commission announced the final results of 297 constituencies. After completing the formalities, the gazette of those 297 seats was published the same night.

On February 12 (Thursday), the 13th National Parliament election and a national referendum on constitutional reform were held across the country in a festive atmosphere peacefully. 

According to the unofficial results of the 13th parliamentary election, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) won 209 seats out of 297, while Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami bagged 68 seats. 

In addition, the National Citizen Party (NCP) won six seats and independent candidates secured seven seats.

He further said that although voting was held in a total of 299 constituencies, results for two Chattogram seats — Chattogram-2 and Chattogram-4 were not declared due to court directives and results and gazettes have been published for the remaining 297 seats.

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