Md. Shahjahan

Md. Shahjahan is focused on post-election political stability and delivering on campaign promises to rebuild local infrastructure and the economy.

Winner vote count (219,182) confirmed by BSS (primary wire source) and cross-checked via TBS and Dhaka Tribune district round-up; runner-up vote count (148,989) confirmed across the same sources; margin (70,193) arithmetic-verified: 219182 - 148989 = 70193. Total valid votes not recoverable from any accessible primary source (7 candidates filed; totals not published by EC online); vote_share_percent, runner_up_vote_share, margin_percent, and total_valid_votes left null rather than estimated. Upazilas (Noakhali Sadar, Subarnachar) confirmed by Wikipedia and viewsbangladesh.com pre-election candidate list. boundary_redrawn_2024: EC planned a review of Noakhali-4 in 2024 but final redrawn gazette not confirmed from accessible sources; recorded false. term_count = 4: prior elections 1991, 1996, 2001 from Noakhali-4 confirmed by Wikipedia (5th/6th/7th Jatiya Sangsad) and Prothom Alo ('elected four times'). Wikipedia lists his 2026 term as '8th Jatiya Sangsad' which is an error in that article; the correct designation is 13th Jatiya Sangsad. Criminal case: October 2023 conviction in two linked cases from the January 2015 political unrest era; reported by TBS and Dhaka Tribune; EC affidavit PDF not publicly accessible -- case entry is from published court reporting, not EC affidavit directly. Whether this conviction was stayed, appealed, or dropped after the August 2024 political transition is not confirmed in available sources. Health: long-standing heart disease, prior heart valve replacement surgery in Bangkok, admitted to ICU at Evercare Hospital Chattogram shortly after nomination; condition improved slightly before election day (Dhaka Tribune/TBS). Education, age, and income/wealth EC figures not available from any accessible primary source.