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BNP boycotts the polls whereas 40.8% voters reply in the affirmative. Around 71% of the respondents say Bangladesh is heading towards a wrong direction, with 23.21% saying that the country is on the right track. As many as 74% respondents are either satisfied or highly satisfied with the trial of the war criminals. More than 53% people have opposed the ban on Jamaat-e-Islamis participation in the polls while 33.3% support the prohibition. When asked which party they think would win in their constituencies if the BNP participated in the election, most respondents choose the BNP over the Awami League (44% to 38%). This points to a swing [of the voters] to the BNP from the last elections, fully in line with the history of anti-incumbent swings in the national elections, says the survey. Also, majority people think the current government is sufficient for holding a free and fair election. Just a little less than half of the respondents (47%) think the government is capable against nearly two in five (38%) saying most likely not or definitely not. The survey also finds that if all the parties participate in the election, it seems in general that as income level goes up, the support swings towards the BNP.