The Research and Development Center (RDC), a non-government research organization, conducted the survey on December 9-16, aiming to find out the voting intentions of Bangladeshi voters. According to the survey, Jatiya Oikya Front is likely to win 49 seats, and three seats will go to independent candidates. A total of 2,249 individuals took part in the survey, 98% of whom said they wanted to vote in the elections. Around 60% of the participants said they support the Awami League-led Grand Alliance, 22% said they favoured the BNP/Oikya Front, and only 4% said they supported Jatiya Party. The results are compared with the results of 9th parliamentary elections in 2008, when the Grand Alliance won 57% of the vote, the BNP-led alliance won 37%, and others won 6%, the survey report further added.

Source: Dhaka Tribune December 26, 2018 15:00 UTC