Voter Turnout
On December 5, Egypt’s High Electoral Commission (HEC) announced that the turnout figure for the first round of the first stage of the People’s Assembly elections was 52 percent. The official turnout during the first round of the second stage was 67 percent. The People’s Assembly elections in Egypt are taking place in three stages, each with two rounds.
Overall Votes
Stage 1: The HEC said that the Muslim Brotherhood’s Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) won 36.6 percent of the 9.7 million valid ballots cast for party lists. The FJP list also includes other members of the Democratic Alliance—such as al-Geel and al-Ghad al-Jedid. Al-Nour followed with 24.4 percent. The Egyptian Bloc came third with 13.4 percent, followed by al-Wafd with 7.1 percent and al-Wasat with 4.3 percent of the vote. The Revolution Continues Alliance won 3.5 percent. These numbers will change because of the December 5 cancellation of the election results in the al-Sahel district.
Stage 2: Egypt’s HEC released semiofficial figures for the second stage of the Egyptian elections that indicate that the FJP won 36 percent of the party-list vote in the second round, while al-Nour followed with 28 percent. The unofficial results also showed that al-Wafd earned 22 percent of the vote. These results do not include the votes for the party-list races in Beheira (district #2), Sohag (district #2), and Menoufiya (district #1). There, the party-list election was postponed to December 21 and 22 because some parties were not included on the districts’ ballot sheets and the ballots had to be reprinted.
Voting by District
*The final distribution of the proportional representation seats has not yet been determined. The results below are preliminary. This list will be updated with final seat distribution and runoff results.
- Cairo
- Alexandria
- Assuit
- Kafr al-Sheikh
- Damietta
- Fayoum
- Port Said
- Luxor
- Red Sea
- Giza
- Beni Suef
- Menoufiya
- Sharqiya
- Ismailiya
- Suez
- Beheira
- Sohag
- Aswan
Cairo
Individual Districts (18 seats)
District #1 (Al-Sahel)
*December 5: Egypt’s High Electoral Commission announced that a State Council ruling invalidated the results for this district after reports of electoral violations. New elections are scheduled for January 10 and 11.
District #2 (Al-Zeiton)
Amr Mohamed Zaki (P) – Freedom and Justice Party (FJP)
Yasser Ibrahim Abdullah (W) – FJP
District #3 (Nasr City 1)
Mustafa al-Naggar (P) – al-Adl
Amr Auda (W) – independent
District #4 (Heliopolis)
Amr Hamzawy (P) – Egypt Freedom Party
Hisham Suleiman (W) – independent
District #5 (Al-Salaam)
Sayyed Hussein Mohamed Gadallah (P) – FJP
Ashraf Saad Abd al-Latif (W) – FJP
District #6 (Qasr al-Nil)
Mustafa Farghali Ahmed Rashwan (W) – FJP
Mohamed Abu Hamed (P) – Free Egyptians Party
District #7 (Al-Gamaliyya)
Khaled Mohamed (P) – FJP
Nasser Eddin Ibrahim Osman (W) – FJP
District #8 (Al-Khalifa)
Yousry Mohamed Mohamed Bayoumi (W) – FJP
Khalid Hanafi (P) – FJP
District #9 (Maadi)
Ramadan Omar Salem (W) – FJP
Mohamed Mustafa Bakri (P) – independent
Proportional Representation Districts (36 seats)
District #1 (Al-Sahel)
Freedom and Justice (4 seats): Hazem Farouk (P), Rafat Hamed Tawfiq Al-Adwi (W), Ameen Iskandar (P), Mohamed Abdul Rashid Salama (W)
Egyptian Bloc (2 seats): Emad Gad (P), Khaled Shaaban (W)
Al-Nour (2 seats): Mamdouh Ismail (P), Yasser Said Desouki (W)
Al-Wafd (1 seat): Tariq Mohammed Sabaaq (W)
District #2 (Nasr City)
Freedom and Justice (3 seats): Ahmed Imam Ali Abd al-Hamid (P), Abd al-Basit Abd al-Hai Ismail (W), Mohamed Magdy Qarqar (P)
Egyptian Bloc (2 seats): Yasser Adel Ibrahim (P), Atef Mohamed Bayoumi (W)
Al-Nour (1 seat): Adel Abdel-Maksoud Afifi (P)
District #3 (Qasr al-Nil)
Freedom and Justice (3 seats): Wahid Abd al-Meguid (P), Adel Rihan (W), Jamal Hanafi (P)
Egyptian Bloc (1 seat): Ahmed Said (P)
Al-Nour (1 seat): Ashraf Mustafa Hussein (P)
Al-Wafd (1 seat): Mohammed Hussein al-Maliki (W)
District #4 (Maadi)
Freedom and Justice (4 seats): Osama Yassin Abd al-Wahab (P), al-Mohamedi Abdel-Maksoud al-Ghannam (W), Hatem Abu Bakr Azam (P), Adel Hamed Mustafa (W)
Al-Nour (2 seats): Mohamed Ahmed Atta Amara (P), Mohamed Gharib Abdel-Hafiz (W)
Egyptian Bloc (1 seat): Ziad al-Alimi (P)
Alexandria
Individual Districts (8 seats)
District #1 (Montaza 1)
Mustafa Mohamed Mustafa (W) – FJP
Hosni Mohamed Taha Dowidar (P) – independent affiliated with FJP
District #2 (Al-Raml 1)
Mahmoud al-Khadiery (P) – independent affiliated with FJP
Al-Mohamedi al-Sayyed Ahmed (W) – FJP
District #3 (Moharram Bey)
Saber Abu al-Fotouh (W) – FJP
Mahmoud Attiya (P) – FJP
District #4 (Mena al-Basl)
Issam Hassanein (P) – al-Nour
Essam Mahmoud Rajab (W) – al-Nour
Proportional Representation Districts (16 seats)
District #1 (Montaza)
Freedom and Justice (2 seats): Sobhi Saleh (P), Saleh Noaman (W)
Al-Nour (2 seats): Ashraf Thabet (P), Mohamed Ramadan Younis (F)
Egyptian Bloc (1 seat): Ibrahim Mohieldin (P)
District #2 (Moharram Bey)
Al-Nour (3 seats): Ahmed Khalil Abd al-Aziz (P), Ahmed Abd al-Hamid (F), Talaat Marzouk (P)
Freedom and Justice (3 seats): Hussein Mohamed Ibrahim (P), Ahmed Gad al-Rab (W), Hassan al-Borns (P)
Revolution Continues (1 seat): Abu al-Ezz al-Hariri (W)
Assuit
Individual Seats (8 seats)
District #1 (Assuit 1)
Samir Osman Khashaba (W) – FJP
Bayoumi Ismail Mohamed Abdel Jaber (W) – al-Gama’a al-Islamiyya affiliated with al-Nour
District #2 (Dayrout)
Mohamed Salama Bakr (P) – FJP
Mohamed Modir Mousa (F) – FJP
District #3 (Al-Fath)
Abd al-Aziz Khalaf Mohamed (P) – FJP
Abdullah Sadiq Nasr (W) – FJP
District #4 (Abu Tej)
Hassan Ali Abd al-Aal (P) – FJP
Amer Abd al-Rahim (F) – al-Gama’a al-Islamiyya affiliated with al-Nour
Proportional Representation Seats (16 seats)
District #1 (Assuit 1)
Freedom and Justice (4 seats): Ali Ezzeddine (P), Mahmoud Helmi (W), Mohamed Hamid Osman (F), Abdul Moneim al-Tunisi (W)
Al-Nour (2 seats): Mahmoud Mohamed Ashmawi (P), Ahmad Rifai (P)
Egyptian Bloc (2 seats): Mohammed Sharif Jurshi (F), Helmi Samuel (P)
District #2 (Al-Fath)
Freedom and Justice (4 seats): Mohamed Abdul Aziz Khalifa (P), Mumtaz Ahmed Ali (F), Farghali Mohamed Farghali (P), Mohamed Omar Mansour (F)
Al-Nour (2 seats): Mohamed Nofal (P), Hamada Atiya (W)
Egyptian Bloc (2 seats): Ziad Bahaa al-Din (P), Sana al-Saeed (W)
Kafr al-Sheikh
Individual Districts (6 seats)
District #1 (Kafr al-Sheikh 1)
Mohamed Ibrahim Mansour (P) – al-Nour
Mohamed Abd al-Majid Za’afan (F) – al-Nour
District #2 (Al-Hamoul)
Mohamed Amer (P) – FJP
Ashraf al-Saeed (W) – FJP
District #3 (Desouk)
Mohamed Abd al-Aleem Daoud (W) – al-Wafd
Youssef al-Badri (P) – National Egypt Party
Proportional Representation Districts (12 seats)
District #1 (Kafr al-Sheikh 1)
Freedom and Justice (3 seats): Hassan Ali Abu She’sha (P), Abdullah Hamid al-Hindawi (F), Nasri al-Daransi (P)
Al-Nour (3 seats): Al-Sayyed Khalifa (P), Mohamed Abedi (F), Fawzi Ahmed (P)
Al-Wafd (1 seat): Mohamed Abdul Hakim Hijazi (W)
District #2 (Desouk)
Freedom and Justice (1 seat): Rajab al-Banna (P)
Al-Nour (1 seat): Mustafa Draz (F)
Damietta
Individual Districts (4 seats)
District #1 (Damietta 1)
Ali al-Dai (P) – FJP
Mohamed Abu Mousa (W) – FJP
District #2 (Kafr Saad)
Omran Majahed (W) – independent
Mohamed Mohamed Mohamed al-Filahaji (P) – FJP
Proportional Representation Districts (8 seats)
District #1 (Damietta 1)
Al-Nour (3 seats): Tarek Hassan al-Desoki (P), Salah al-Said al-Kholi (W), Nasser Mustafa Shakir (P)
Freedom and Justice (2 seats): Saber Abd al-Sadiq (P), Mohamed Kasba (W)
Al-Wasat (1 seat): Essam Sultan (P)
Fayoum
Individual Seats (6 seats)
District #1 (Fayoum-Section)
Hamdi Taha (P) – FJP
Adel Ismail (W) – FJP
District #2 (Fayoum-Center)
Osama Yahya (P) – independent affiliated with FJP
Sayyed Abdul Karim Jabr (F) – independent affiliated with FJP
District #3 (Snurs)
Gamal Mohamed Hassan (P) – FJP
Fawzi al-Yemani (F) – FJP
Proportional Representation Seats (12 seats)
District #1 (Fayoum)
Freedom and Justice (4 seats): Ahmed Mohamed Abdel Rahman (P), Ahmed Ibrahim Bayoumi (W), Sami Salama Noman (P), Nasser Mahmoud Abbas (F)
Al-Nour (2 seats): Hamada Solomon Auda (P), Mustafa Abd al-Latif Mahmoud (F)
District #2 (Snurs)
Freedom and Justice (2 seats): Ahmadi Qassim Mohamed (W), Hatem Abdel-Azim (P)
Al-Nour (2 seats): Owais Yasin Ali Awad (F), Wageh Abd al-Qader Shaaban (P)
Port Said
Individual Seats (2 seats)
District #1 (Port Said)
Akram al-Shaer (P) – FJP
Al-Badri Farghali (W) – independent
Proportional Representation Seats (4 seats)
District #1 (Al-Sharq)
Freedom and Justice (1 seat): Ali Dora (P)
Al-Nour (1 seat): Aladdin Mahmoud (P)
Luxor
Individual Districts (2 seats)
District #1 (Luxor)
Abd al-Mawjod Rajeh Dardiri (P) – FJP
Khaled Abd al-Moneim Farag Majahed (F) – Freedom Party
Proportional Representation Districts (4 seats)
District #1 (Armant)
Freedom and Justice (1 seat): Abdul-Hamid al-Sanusi (P)
Red Sea
Individual Seats (2 seats)
District #1
Mohamed Mahmoud Youssef Qatamish (P) – FJP
Abd al-Basit Qota (W) – Egyptian Citizen Party
Proportional Representation Seats (4 seats)
District #1 (Al-Qasir)
Freedom and Justice (1 seat): Mohamed Awad Abd al-Aal (P)
Giza
Individual Seats (10 seats)
District #1 (Giza, Abu Nimras, al-Hawmidiya, al-Badrisheen, al-Ayaat, al-Saff, Atfeeh)
Mohamed Ibrahim (P) – FJP
Khattab Sayed Khattab (W) – FJP
District #2 (Bulaq al-Dakrur, al-Talibiya, al-Amraniya)
Gamal Ashri (P) – FJP
Hassan Bereek (W) – FJP
District #3 (Al-Diqqi, Al-Ajouza, Al-Amama)
Amr Al-Shawbaki (P) – independent affiliated with al-Adl
Ayman Sadiq (W) – FJP
District #4 (Al-Ahram, Markiz Kardasa, 6 October Awal, 6 October Thani, Sheikh Zayed, al-Wahat al-Bahriye)
Mohamed Abdul Monem al-Sawi (P) – independent supported by the Democratic Alliance
Abdul Salam Bashandi (W) – FJP
District #5 (Markiz Waseem, Markiz Munashat al-Qantar, al-Waraq)
Mahmoud Amir (P) – FJP
Mostafa Gaafar Soliman (W) – independent
Proportional Representation Districts (20 seats)
District #2
FJP: 263,389
Al-Nour: 108,049
Egyptian Bloc: 87,599
Al-Wafd: 43,649
Al-Wasat: 46,161
District #4
FJP: 181,837
Al-Nour: 126,575
District #5
FJP: 40,201
Al-Nour: 21,213
Democratic Peace Party: 18,883
Beni Suef
Individual Seats (6 seats)
District #1 (Markiz Shurta al-Wasta, Beni Suef)
Najm al-Din Salim Aziz Fadel (W) – al-Nour
Gaber Mansour Abdel-Wahab (P) – FJP
District #2 (Markiz al-Shurta al-Wasta)
Mohammed Shaker al-Deeb (P) – FJP
Abdel Hakim Masoud (W) – al-Nour
District #3 (Markiz al-Shurta Baba)
Nehad al-Qassem (P) – FJP
Abdul Qader Abdul Wahab (F) – FJP
Proportional Representation Districts (12 seats)
District #1
FJP: 233,938
Al-Nour: 207,468
Al-Wafd: 67,714
Revolution Continues: 19,420
Al-Wasat: 18,247
Al-Adl: 17,370
Conservatives: 16,096
District #2
FJP: 135,073
Al-Nour: 100,168
Egyptian Bloc: 31,059
Al-Wafd: 23,599
Conservatives: 12,958
Reform and Development: 31,059
Menoufiya
Individual Seats (8 seats)
District #1 (Shibayn al-Kom, Markiz Shibayn, Markiz Quwisna)
Saad Hussein (P) – FJP
Helmy Bakr (W) – FJP
District #2 (Markiz Tala, Markiz Bara al-Saba, Markiz al-Shuhada)
Said al-Azb (P) – FJP
Mohamed Abu Ismat al-Sadat (W) – Reform and Development
District #3 (Markiz Ashmoun, Markiz al-Bajour)
Mahmoud Abu al-Majd (P) – FJP
Nasr Ali Tahoun (W) – FJP
District #4 (Markiz Menoufiya, Menoufiya, al-Sadat, Sars al-Yan)
Ibrahim Haggag (P) – FJP
Anwar al-Belkimi (W) – al-Nour
Proportional Representation Districts (16 seats)
District #1
*The party-list vote for district #1 of Menoufiya has been postponed to December 21 and 22 because some parties were not included on the district’s ballot sheets and the ballots had to be reprinted.
District #2
FJP: 269,038
Al-Wafd: 174,463
Al-Nour: 109,600
Reform and Development: 40,155
Egypt National Party: 39,915
Democratic Peace: 17,416
Al-Wasat: 17,287
Revolution Continues: 11,280
Sharqiya
Individual Seats (10 seats)
District #1 (Al-Zaqaziq al-Awwal, al-Zaqaziq al-Thani, Markiz al-Zaqaziq, al-Qinayat)
Saleh al-Ali (P) – FJP
Al-Sayed Nageeda (W) – FJP
District #2 (Markiz al-Police, Markiz Minya al-Qamh, Markiz Mashtoul al-Souq, al-Ashir min Ramadan al-Awwal, al-Ashir min Ramadan al-Thani)
Abdul Raouf Gheyth (P) – FJP
Amir Bassam al-Naggar (W) – FJP
District #3 (Markiz Abu Kabir, Markiz Hahya, Markiz al-Ibrahimiya, Markiz Dirab Najm)
Ibrahim Selim (P) – FJP
Mohamed Fayyad (W) – FJP
District #4 (Markiz Faqous, Faqous, Markiz Abu Hammad, al-Quryan)
Mohamed Awad (P) – FJP
Safwat al-Hadi Swilam (W) – FJP
District #5 (Markiz Husseiniya, Markiz San al-Hajr, Markiz Munshat Abu Omar, al-Salihiya al-Jadida, Markiz Kafr Saqr, Markiz Awlad Saqr)
Al-Sayed Ataweel (P) – FJP
Ahmad Shoel (W) – FJP
Proportional Representation Districts (20 seats)
District #1
FJP: 432,693
Al-Nour: 302,376
Al-Wafd: 119,904
Egyptian Bloc: 76,067
Al-Wasat: 25,430
Arab Nasserite: 24,882
Revolution Continues: 22,948
New Independents: 20,483
Arab Party for Justice and Equality: 16,685
District #2
FJP: 425,680
Al-Nour: 249,119
Al-Wafd: 167,101
Arab Egyptian Union: 58,107
New Independents: 46,753
Egyptian Bloc: 45,680
Egyptian Citizen: 40,328
Al-Wasat: approx. 36,000
Ismailiya
Individual Seats (2 seats)
District #1 (Mudira Amn al-Ismailiya)
Mohamed Hisham Mustafa al-Souly (P) – FJP
Mohamed al-Hawary (W) – al-Nour
Proportional Representation Districts (4 seats)
District #1
FJP: 183,859
Al-Nour: 132,992
Al-Wafd: 35,637
Egyptian Bloc: 31,998
Suez
Individual Seats (2 seats)
District #1
Hani Nour al-Din (P) – al-Nour
Abbas Abdul Aziz (W) – FJP
Proportional Representation Districts (4 seats)
District #1
Al-Nour: 127,836
FJP: 75,266
Egyptian Bloc: 23,478
Al-Wasat: 14,346
Al-Wafd: 12,953
Beheira
Individual Seats (10 seats)
District #1 (Damanhour, Markiz Damanhour, al-Humoodiya)
Tareq Saleh (P) – FJP
Osama Suleiman (W) – FJP
District #2 (Markiz Kafr al-Dawar, Kafr al-Dawar, Rushdi, Idko)
Yaser Abdul Rafa Ali (P) – FJP
Mohamed Hayba (W) – al-Nour
District #3 (Markiz Abu al-Matameer, Markiz Hoosh Issa, Markiz Abu Homs)
Masri Abu Keshek (P) – FJP
Ahmed Zuheir (W) – FJP
District #4 (Markiz al-Dalnajat, Markiz Kom Hamadah, Markiz Badr, Markiz Wadi al-Natroun, Gharb al-Nobari)
Hamed al-Tahan (P) – al-Nour
Abdullah Saad (W) – al-Nour
District #5 (Markiz Itai al-Budoor, Markiz Shabarakheet, Markiz al-Rahmaniya)
Ahmad Khater (P) – FJP
Saad Abu Taleb (W) – FJP
Proportional Representation Districts (20 seats)
District #1
Al-Nour: 534,913
FJP: 477,121
Al-Wafd: 117,417
Egyptian Bloc: 58,586
Egyptian Citizen: 42,879
District #2
*The party-list vote for district #2 of Beheira has been postponed to December 21 and 22 because some parties were not included on the district’s ballot sheets and the ballots had to be reprinted.
Sohag
Individual Seats (10 seats)
District #1 (Qism Shurta al-Awal Sohag)
Walid Ibrahim Abdul Awal (P) – al-Nour
Mostafa Abdul Hamid Ali Abdul Raheem (W) – FJP
District #2 (Markiz al-Shurta al-Muraghiya)
Adlan Mahmoud Ahmed Mursi (P) – al-Nour
Mohamed Mohamed Abdul Rahman al-Sayed (W) – FJP
District #3 (Markiz al-Shurta Tahta)
Mohamed Masoud al-Imam (P) – FJP
Lahzy Ahmed (W) – al-Nour
District #4 (Markiz al-Shurta Jarja)
Gaber al-Gahlan (P) – al-Nour
Faisal Mohamed Ali Hussein al-Shaybani (W) – independent
District #5 (Markiz al-Shurta al-Balina)
Yousef Abu Hamoudy (P) – independent
Rafat Mohamed Mahmoud Ahmed (W) – independent
Proportional Representation Districts (20 seats)
District #1
Al-Nour: 229,829
FJP: 222,672
Egyptian Bloc: 125,083
Al-Wafd: 36,448
Reform and Development: 22,248
Al-Wasat: 21,785
Egyptian Citizen: 20,323
Arab Nasserite: 19,336
District #2
*The party-list vote for district #2 of Sohag has been postponed to December 21 and 22 because some parties were not included on the district’s ballot sheets and the ballots had to be reprinted.
Aswan
Individual Seats (2 seats)
District #1 (Mudira Amn al-Aswan)
Mohamed Shaker al-Omda (P) – independent
Farag Allah Gad Allah Ahmad Mohamed (W) – al-Nour
Proportional Representation Districts (4 seats)
District #1
FJP: 148,884
Al-Nour: 104,228
Egyptian Bloc: 40,779
Al-Wafd: 34,274
Reform and Development: 23,743
Daqahliyya
Individual Seats (12 seats)
District #1
Yousry Hany (P) – FJP
Runoff
Tarek Qutub (W) – FJP
Waheed Fouda (W) – independent
District #2
Runoff
Ali Qatamesh (P) – al-Nour
Hassan Gomaa (P) – FJP
Saad Al-Halougy (W) – FJP
Mohamed Ismail (W) – al-Nour
District #3
Runoff
Emad Shams (P) – FJP
Ahmed Ismail Shoukry (P) – al-Adl
Abd Al-Hamid Eissa (W) – al-Nour
Soleiman Hamed Soleiman (W) – al-Nour
District #4
Runoff
Ibrahim Abu-Auf (P) – FJP
Al-Doudi Mohamed Mohamed Mehleb (P) – independent
Mohamed Nabih Hassaneen (W) – independent
Khalid Kamel Al-Haddad (W) – independent
District #5
Runoff
Khaled Al-Deeb (P) – FJP
Mortada Mansour (P) – independent (former NDP)
Al-Sayed Mansour (W) – FJP
Taher Al-Ghafeer (W) – independent
District #6
Runoff
Al-Sayed Al-Adawy (P) – FJP
Abdel Qadir Ibrahim Abdel Rahman (P) – al-Nour
Ramadan Al-Imam (W) – FJP
Osama Abdel Aaty (W) – independent (former NDP)
*(P) =professional; (W) =worker; (F) =farmer
Outside links:
Soot Belady (AR): http://www.sootbelady.com/results/
Al-Shorouk Egypt Elections Facebook site (AR): https://www.facebook.com/EGelections2011
Al-Masry al-Youm (AR): http://www.almasryalyoum.com/channel/1
Jadaliyya (EN): http://www.jadaliyya.com/pages/index/3331/egyptian-elections_preliminary-results_updated-
Al-Jazeera (EN): http://blogs.aljazeera.net/liveblog/Egypt
