UNB, Dhaka :
Prime Minister’s ICT Adviser Sajeeb Wazed Joy has said the ruling Awami League will win 168 to 220 seats on its own in the next parliamentary elections billed for December 30.
Joy, son of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, on Wednesday posted the party’s election outlook on his Facebook page citing an opinion poll conducted from August to October by the Research and Development Centre.
The margin of Awami League’s victory will be even greater than the 2008 election, he said.
Joy also said the recently conducted survey was the largest opinion poll ever undertaken in Bangladesh. They also conducted surveys for the mayoral elections for the major cities earlier this year.
“…..I had posted the results on this page prior to the vote and our results were the most accurate,” he wrote.
For this poll, over 51,000 registered voters in 51 constituencies minimum 1000 per constituency, were interviewed. The 51 constituencies were selected from a mathematical analysis of all the national election results from 1991 to 2008.
Prime Minister’s ICT Adviser Sajeeb Wazed Joy has said the ruling Awami League will win 168 to 220 seats on its own in the next parliamentary elections billed for December 30.
Joy, son of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, on Wednesday posted the party’s election outlook on his Facebook page citing an opinion poll conducted from August to October by the Research and Development Centre.
The margin of Awami League’s victory will be even greater than the 2008 election, he said.
Joy also said the recently conducted survey was the largest opinion poll ever undertaken in Bangladesh. They also conducted surveys for the mayoral elections for the major cities earlier this year.
“…..I had posted the results on this page prior to the vote and our results were the most accurate,” he wrote.
For this poll, over 51,000 registered voters in 51 constituencies minimum 1000 per constituency, were interviewed. The 51 constituencies were selected from a mathematical analysis of all the national election results from 1991 to 2008.
