300 Electoral Seats
13th National Parliamentary Election: Bandarban District
Bandarban District is known as a stronghold of the Awami League. This has been reflected in the results of previous elections. Indigenous communities also hold significant influence in this district. In past elections, the Awami League has consistently performed well in this constituency, though the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has also contested actively. With the Awami League absent from this election, the voting scenario may see some changes. Let’s take a look at the electoral picture of Bandarban.
13th National Parliamentary Election: Rangamati District
In the national parliamentary elections, the Awami League has always been dominant in Rangamati district. However, the indigenous communities hold significant influence here. In past elections, the Awami League performed well in this constituency, although the BNP also contested. This time, with the Awami League not participating, the voting scenario may change. Let’s take a quick look at the electoral picture of Rangamati district.
13th National Parliamentary Election: Khagrachhari District
In national parliamentary elections, the Awami League, BNP, and local parties have traditionally maintained strong influence in Khagrachhari district. Previous elections show that indigenous communities have significant sway in this area. While the Awami League has performed slightly better in past elections, the BNP has also contested fiercely. However, with the Awami League absent this time, the electoral map may see significant changes. Let us take a closer look at the election scenario in Khagrachhari district.
13th National Parliamentary Election: Cox’s Bazar District
In national parliamentary elections, Cox’s Bazar district has traditionally seen strong competition among the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), Jamaat-e-Islami, Awami League, and other parties. Past election results show that while BNP has performed comparatively well in this district, the Awami League has also contested strongly in all seats. However, with the Awami League absent from the electoral race this time, the voting dynamics in the district have changed significantly. Let us take a closer look at the electoral situation in the four constituencies of Cox’s Bazar district.
13th National Parliamentary Election: Chattogram District
Political parties view Chattogram District as extremely important in national parliamentary elections. Known as the commercial capital of Bangladesh, Chattogram has 16 parliamentary constituencies. Surrounded by hills, sea, and valleys, Chattogram—often called the Queen of the East—has witnessed intense electoral competition between the Awami League and the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) in past elections, with the balance of victories remaining almost even. In addition, Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami and Khelafat Majlish also maintain a strong presence in the district. In all elections considered transparent (excluding 2014, 2018, and 2024), BNP performed slightly better overall, though the Awami League also won several seats. However, with the Awami League absent from this election, the voting scenario in the district has changed significantly. Let us take a look at the situation in Chattogram’s 16 constituencies.
13th National Parliamentary Election: Lakshmipur District
In national parliamentary elections, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has consistently performed well in this district. In all elections considered relatively free and fair (excluding the 2014, 2018, and 2024 elections), BNP-backed candidates won decisively in Lakshmipur. However, the Awami League has always posed strong competition in all constituencies and has also won several seats in different elections. This time, with the Awami League absent from the electoral race, the voting landscape in the district has changed significantly. Let’s take a look at the election scenario in Lakshmipur’s four constituencies.
13th National Parliamentary Election: Noakhali District
In national parliamentary elections, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has historically performed strongly in this district. In all elections considered relatively free and fair (excluding the 2014, 2018, and 2024 elections), BNP-backed candidates won decisively. The Awami League, however, has always provided strong competition in every constituency and has also won several seats in different elections. This time, with the Awami League absent from the race, the electoral dynamics in Noakhali have changed significantly. Let’s take a look at the election scenario in Noakhali’s six constituencies.
13th National Parliamentary Election: Feni District
In Feni district, the electoral strength of the Awami League and the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has traditionally been almost equal. This pattern is reflected in the results of all national parliamentary elections held in the country, except for the last three. However, in the upcoming 13th National Parliamentary Election, the absence of the Awami League has significantly altered the electoral dynamics in Feni. This time, the main contest is expected to take place primarily between BNP and Jamaat-e-Islami. Below is an overview of the three parliamentary constituencies in Feni district.
13th National Parliamentary Election: Chandpur District
In Chandpur district, the electoral strength of the Awami League and the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has traditionally been almost evenly balanced. This pattern is evident in the results of past elections considered competitive (excluding the elections of 2014, 2018, and 2024). However, in the 13th National Parliamentary Election, the absence of the Awami League has reshaped the electoral calculations, prompting voters to reassess the political landscape. Below is an overview of the election contests in Chandpur’s five constituencies.
13th National Parliamentary Election: Cumilla District
In Cumilla district, electoral competition between the Awami League (AL) and the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has traditionally been almost evenly balanced. This pattern is evident in the results of all national parliamentary elections considered competitive, excluding the last three elections. However, in the upcoming 13th National Parliamentary Election, the absence of the Awami League has significantly altered the electoral landscape in Cumilla. This time, the main contest will primarily be between BNP and Jamaat-e-Islami. Below is an overview of the 11 parliamentary constituencies in Cumilla district.