Humam Quader Chowdhury

Focused on Rangunia constituency development (canal excavation, youth skills training, party unity under Tarique Rahman's no-factionalism directive), but no dated coverage of him found within 2026-06-05 to 2026-07-05.

Winner vote count (101,445) and vote share (57.85%) confirmed independently by Wikipedia (Chittagong-7 article) and BSS (bssnews.net/news/360428). Total valid votes (175,353) from Wikipedia; math: 101445/175353 = 57.85%, 41719/175353 = 23.79%, margin = 34.06 pp. Full candidate breakdown per Wikipedia: Humam Quader Chowdhury (BNP) 101,445; ATM Rezaul Karim (Jamaat) 41,719; Iqbal Hasan (BIF) 30,239; Abdullah Al Harun (IAB) 1,307. Sum of named candidates = 174,710; difference of 643 from stated total likely reflects minor candidates or spoilt ballots. Registered electors: 319,008; turnout: 54.97%. Boundary redrawn in 2024 EC delimitation: current composition is Rangunia Upazila (entire) plus Sreepur Kharandwip union parishad of Boalkhali Upazila; previous boundaries (pre-2014) included most of Boalkhali and CCC wards 3-7. Humam (born 23 June 1983, age 42) is son of late BNP Standing Committee member Salahuddin Quader Chowdhury (executed 2015, war crimes conviction) and grandson of A.K.M. Fazlul Quader Chowdhury. He is a member of BNP's Central Executive Committee. He was a victim of enforced disappearance (abducted August 4, 2016; released March 2017) and testified as prosecution witness at ICT-1 against Sheikh Hasina and 12 others in January 2026, before his election. education and occupation_pre_politics not found in any accessible primary source; wealth_disclosed_bdt not publicly available from EC affidavit at time of verification. activity_score 3 reflects: Library Committee appointment confirmed (April 2026) but no parliamentary speeches, bills, or high-profile constituency events found in the 90-day window.