National Elections Authority
The 10th Continental Forum of African Election Management Bodies (EMBs), hosted by the National Elections Authority (NEA) under the leadership of Judge Hazem Badawi, kicked off on Monday in Sharm El-Sheikh.
The National Elections Authority (NEA) announced the launch of the runoff round of the second phase of the House of Representatives election for Egyptians abroad.
The National Elections Authority (NEA) announced on Wednesday the conclusion of the first day of voting in the 30 constituencies where court rulings had annulled the results of the initial phase of the House of Representatives elections.
Polling stations in most voting centers closed at 9:00 p.m. Thursday, marking the end of the second day of runoff voting for the first phase of the House of Representatives elections. The runoff was held for individual seats across 20 constituencies.
The voting has begun at all polling stations abroad on the first day of elections in 19 constituencies, with the final station opening just minutes earlier in Los Angeles.
Judge Ahmed Bendary, Director of the Executive body of the National Elections Authority, announced on Tuesday the conclusion of voting on the second day of the House of Representatives elections.
The first day of the second round in the House of Representatives’ election concluded Monday at 9 p.m. with noticeably higher turnout.
The National Elections Authority, held a press conference, Monday morning to announce the latest developments regarding Egyptians’ voting inside the country in the second phase of the 2025 House of Representatives elections.
Egypt’s NEA affirmed in a press conference, Thursday, prior the beginning of the 2nd phase of parliamentary elections, that anyone found negligent in the first round of elections, whether a polling station head or a candidate, would be excluded from supervising the electoral process.
The electoral silence period for the second phase of the 2025 House of Representatives elections will begin, Thursday, November 20, at 12 noon.
The National Elections Authority announced holding a press conference, Monday at 4:00 PM at the Authority's headquarters
Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi requested the National Elections Authority on Monday to conduct a full examination and investigation into some of the events that took place in several electoral districts where individual candidates competed in the 1st phase of the 2025 parliamentary elections.
The National Elections Authority, headed by Judge Hazem Badawy, will announce the official results for the first phase of the 2025 House of Representatives elections on Tuesday. The results will be published in the Official Gazette on the same day.
Director of the Executive Body of the National Elections Authority, Counselor Ahmed Bendary, affirmed Monday that the Authority pays special attention to the elderly and people with disabilities during the 2025 parliamentary Elections.
Egyptians abroad opened House voting smoothly in 117 countries, with steady turnout and an orderly day-one close.
Counselor Ahmed Bendary, Executive Director of the National Elections Authority, said that full coordination with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs enabled the NEA’s central operations room to communicate with ambassadors heading the electoral committees abroad in 117 countries
Egypt’s Senate runoff election kicked off on Monday for Egyptians abroad, and is expected to continue for two consecutive days, in line with the official electoral timetable.
The Board of Directors of the National Elections Authority [NEA] is expected to hold a press conference on Tuesday at 6:30 PM, at the Egyptian Television Theater in Maspero, to announce the official final results of the 2025 Senate elections.
The National Elections Authority [NEA] announced on Tuesday that no final results for the Senate 2025 Elections will be announced from the polling stations, and that only NEA president and board of directors are responsible for announcing the official results.
Egypt’s 2025 Senate election kicked off on Monday and is expected to continue for two days in a row are 4 and 5 August. Polling stations across opened their doors at 9:00 AM Monday, to receive voters wishing to cast their ballots in the Senate elections.
