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Election to the 13th Parliament

An election to 300 seats. 298 seats have a member at present; with the 49 reserved seats for women, Parliament has 347 members.

Seats300
Filled298
Parties11

Who won in each district

The 300 seats on a map of the country, each in its place and marked with its party’s symbol; tap a symbol to see the seat’s area and its Member of Parliament. In “District colours”, each district is in the colour of the party that holds most of its seats.

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District boundaries are their upazilas’ (OpenStreetMap) merged and cut at the coast; each seat’s area is worked out from the boundaries of its upazilas and wards, and is approximate. Tap a symbol to see the seat’s area and its Member of Parliament. Background map from Google Maps.

Results

Results published for 297 seats

Make-up of Parliament

347 seats in all, including the reserved seats; below, only the seats won at the election.

Majority 176
Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP)245
Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami77
Independent8
National Citizen Party (NCP)8
7 other parties9
BNP210 seats wonJamaat-e-Islami68 seats wonIndependent7 seats wonNCP6 seats won

Each seat’s page has every candidate, their party and the votes they received; the list by district below shows the winner’s votes. Sources: The Business Standard and Wikipedia; not yet checked against the Election Commission’s gazette. Seats whose results could not be found say so on their pages.

Voters and election dates

Figures from the Election Commission and Parliament
127,711,899Total voters
42,779Polling centres
60Registered political parties
49.2%Women among voters
Men 64,825,154Women 62,885,525

Source: Bangladesh Election Commission | Read on 9 September 2026

  1. Election12 February 2026
  2. Gazette13 February 2026
  3. Oath17 February 2026
  4. Term ends16 February 2031

Seats by party in earlier elections

Parliament’s database
ParliamentBALBNPJPBJEIIndOtherRecorded
13th Parliament, 20260210068713298
12th Parliament, 20242240110623300
11th Parliament, 20182593230015300
10th Parliament, 20141200250022167
9th Parliament, 20082733312033342
8th Parliament, 2001451471908210
7th Parliament, 19961849414203297
5th Parliament, 1991961773719014343
4th Parliament, 1988102550044300

By the members recorded in Parliament’s database for the general (constituency) seats; the reserved seats for women are left out. Because of by-elections and incomplete records, the numbers for some parliaments may differ slightly from the official results; the “Recorded” column shows this. The database has no records for the 1st to 3rd and the 6th parliaments.

Seats by district

64 districts

Bagerhat

4 seats

Bandarban

1 seat

Barguna

2 seats

Barishal

6 seats

Bhola

4 seats

Bogura

7 seats

Brahmanbaria

6 seats

Chandpur

5 seats

Chapai Nawabganj

3 seats

Chattogram

16 seats

Chuadanga

2 seats

Cox's Bazar

4 seats

Cumilla

11 seats

Dhaka

20 seats

Dinajpur

6 seats

Faridpur

4 seats

Feni

3 seats

Gaibandha

5 seats

Gazipur

5 seats

Gopalganj

3 seats

Habiganj

4 seats

Jaipurhat

2 seats

Jamalpur

5 seats

Jashore

6 seats

Jhalokathi

2 seats

Jhenaidah

4 seats

Khagrachhari

1 seat

Khulna

6 seats

Kishoreganj

6 seats

Kurigram

4 seats

Kushtia

4 seats

Lalmonirhat

3 seats

Laxmipur

4 seats

Madaripur

3 seats

Magura

2 seats

Manikganj

3 seats

Maulvibazar

4 seats

Meherpur

2 seats

Munshiganj

3 seats

Mymensingh

11 seats

Naogaon

6 seats

Narail

2 seats

Narayanganj

5 seats

Narsingdi

5 seats

Natore

4 seats

Netrokona

5 seats

Nilphamari

4 seats

Noakhali

6 seats

Pabna

5 seats

Panchagarh

2 seats

Patuakhali

4 seats

Pirojpur

3 seats

Rajbari

2 seats

Rajshahi

6 seats

Rangamati

1 seat

Rangpur

6 seats

Satkhira

4 seats

Shariatpur

3 seats

Sherpur

3 seats

Sirajganj

6 seats

Sunamganj

5 seats

Sylhet

6 seats

Tangail

8 seats

Thakurgaon

3 seats

Source: Parliament of Bangladesh | Updated 24 October 2026

Where the information comes from

Members, seats, committees and sessions come from the Parliament of Bangladesh website; voter numbers from the Election Commission, and the Cabinet from the Cabinet Division. The sources of election results and biographies are given separately on each page.

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How often it is updated

Every night the whole site is rebuilt from Parliament's database. A new notification, a sitting's order of the day or a change to a committee appears by the next day; news headlines several times a day.

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If you find a mistake

Every member's page has a “Report a correction” button. Send it with a source and it is checked and fixed within 24 hours; a member's office can also have their own page updated.

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