The electoral alliance, led by Jamaat-e-Islami would win 105 out of the 300 constituencies, while the BNP-led bloc would clinch 101 seats in the national elections slated to be held on Thursday, according to a new survey.
The International Institute of Law and Diplomacy (IILD) conducted the survey on 63,615 voters across the country during 21 January-5 February, it said at an event held at a hotel in Purana Paltan, Dhaka on Monday.The International Institute of Law and Diplomacy (IILD) conducted the survey on 63,615 voters across the country during 21 January-5 February, it said at an event held at a hotel, Purana Paltan in the capital on Monday.
IILD Executive Director Shafiul Alam Shahin disclosed the survey findings at the event.
When it comes to overall vote count, BNP leads with 44.10%, while Jamaat trails closely behind with 43.90% votes.
In the first part of the survey, conducted between 21 November and 20 December, BNP was predicted to claim 34.7% of the total votes, and Jamaat 33.6% of the votes.
IILD conducted the first survey on 22,174 voters across 295 constituencies with support from Projection BD, Jagoron Foundation and NARRATIVE.
The latest survey also shows 89.6% voters preferring “yes” vote in the referendum on the implementation of the July Charter, and 9.10% preferring to cast a “no” vote. The referendum would be held on the same day as the national election.
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