An Egyptian woman casts her vote at a school turned polling station during the parliamentary elections in Giza, on Nov. 10, 2025. (Credit: Mohammad Abd al-Ghany/Reuters)
Egypt's parliamentary election is sparking little enthusiasm among the population. From Nov. 10-11 and again from Nov. 24-25, Egyptians are called to elect their deputies for five years, with each province voting in turn. Expats also take part, a little earlier. Final results will not be known until the end of the year, especially if a runoff is necessary. The victory of Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and his supporters is beyond doubt, and this vote will complete the composition of the House of Representatives, which will sit until the end, theoretically in 2030, of the third and last presidential term. More stories from Egypt Alaa Abd al-Fattah, symbol of Sisi’s arbitrary rule Since the 2019 constitutional revision, the presidential term has been extended from four to six years, allowing Sisi the possibility of staying in power until...
Egypt's parliamentary election is sparking little enthusiasm among the population. From Nov. 10-11 and again from Nov. 24-25, Egyptians are called to elect their deputies for five years, with each province voting in turn. Expats also take part, a little earlier. Final results will not be known until the end of the year, especially if a runoff is necessary. The victory of Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and his supporters is beyond doubt, and this vote will complete the composition of the House of Representatives, which will sit until the end, theoretically in 2030, of the third and last presidential term. More stories from Egypt Alaa Abd al-Fattah, symbol of Sisi’s arbitrary rule Since the 2019 constitutional revision, the presidential term has been extended from four to six years, allowing Sisi the possibility of staying in power...
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