Salafi Dawah deputy head Yasser Borhamy cast his ballot in Alexandria’s Montaza district on Sunday, the first time Egypt has held parliamentary elections since the Muslim Brotherhood was ousted from…
Before the turnout of 47.4 percent was officially announced by the Presidential Election Commission last week, there was a seeming anxiety in the quarters of now President-Elect Abdel Fattah al-Sisi. But the announcement…
The day before voting began in the presidential election, the road from Cairo to Mansoura was littered with signs for presidential candidate Abdel Fattah al-Sisi. Almost every kiosk along the…
Only 3 percent of registered expat voters cast their ballots in the runoffs for the first round of parliamentary elections. High Elections…
Few expatriates showed up to vote at Egyptian embassies and diplomatic missions on Monday, the first day of voting abroad in the…
Presidential candidate Hamdeen Sabbahi said in a press conference Thursday that he did not trust the voter turnout numbers circulated by state…
A controversial decision to extend voting in the presidential election seems to have done little besides prolong a tedious and exhausting process…
Divided into two governorates, the restive and sparsely populated Sinai Peninsula witnessed low turnouts in the north and mediocre turnouts in south…
Alexandria witnessed lower-than-expected turnout rates on Monday, the first day of the presidential elections, and an even lower turnout on Tuesday. In…
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