Sayeed Al Noman

Winner votes (122,978) and runner-up votes (76,919) confirmed independently by BSS and Wikipedia. Total valid votes (214,154) from Wikipedia; cross-checks: 122978/214154=57.42%, 76919/214154=35.91%, margin=21.51 pp -- consistent with displayed figures (57.4%, 35.9%, 21.5%). Constituency covers Chattogram City Corporation wards 8, 11, 12, 13, 14, 24, 25, 26 and Halishahar Cantonment; boundary last changed before 2014 election (Sandwip renumbering), not in 2024. 'Double Mooring area' in constituency description refers to the Double Mooring thana locality overlapping this ward cluster; Wikipedia article does not list Double Mooring as a separate administrative unit of the seat. Sayeed Al Noman (born 22 December 1979) is son of late Abdullah Al Noman, three-time MP and former BNP minister from same seat; this is Sayeed's first parliamentary term. Education: Central Michigan University and LSE (MPhil), described as 'most highly qualified academically' among 17 Ctg BNP candidates (Prothom Alo). wealth_disclosed_bdt (229,425,016) is movable assets per EC affidavit (Prothom Alo); immovable assets figure not separately extracted but confirmed >Tk 1 crore. income_annual_disclosed_bdt (10,281,350) per Prothom Alo affidavit analysis. No criminal cases found across Wikipedia, BSS, Prothom Alo, or TBS. committee_memberships not yet published by parliament.gov.bd at time of verification. Runner-up Helaly's name spelled 'Hilali' in BSS and 'Helaly' in Wikipedia/TBS; Wikipedia/TBS spelling used as it appears more consistently cross-sourced.