Sunday 28/December/2025 – 08:32 PM
The last moments in the local unit committees in the village of Kafour El Nil in Fayoum witnessed a large turnout of women to cast their votes in the runoff round for the 2025 House of Representatives elections, in the first district, which includes the center and city of Fayoum, and whose headquarters is at the Fayoum Police Station.
Before voting closes, there is a heavy turnout at the electoral committees in the first district in Fayoum
It is worth noting that those who have the right to vote in the first two constituencies And the fourth In the 2025 House of Representatives elections, there are 1,131,774 male and female voters, and the number of subcommittees in the two constituencies is 169, distributed among 135 electoral headquarters. The number of electoral headquarters in the first district, headquartered in the center and city of Fayoum, is 64 headquarters with 89 subcommittees, and those who have the right to vote in the elections are 657,499 male and female voters.
The voting process has also begun in the fourth district, which includes the Abshway and Yusuf Al-Siddiq centers, in 80 subcommittees, distributed among 71 electoral headquarters. The number of people who have the right to vote in the elections is 474,275 male and female voters, and the governorate is working to facilitate the voting process in all committees.
In the first district, which includes the center and city of Fayoum, for which 3 seats were allocated, the first round resulted in the decision of two seats, after the electoral process was repeated by decision of the National Elections Authority, where Mohamed Mahmoud Abdel-Qawi, the candidate of the Mostaqbal Watan Party, won, and Ali Ayoub, an independent candidate, while Sayed Ahmed Sultan, the candidate of the Republican People’s Party, and Mohamed Fouad Zaghloul, the candidate of the Awareness Party, were competing for the third seat in the run-off round.
As for the fourth district, which includes the centers of Abshway and Youssef Al-Siddiq, for which two seats were allocated, neither of them was decided during the first round, so the run-off witnessed a competition between Youssef Al-Shazly, the candidate of the Mostaqbal Watan Party, and Alaa Al-Omda, the candidate of the National Front Party, who belong to the coalition of parties, facing two independent candidates, Mustafa Momen, and Major General Mohamed Taaleb.
The malls opened their doors at nine in the morning, under regulatory procedures to facilitate entry and exit, and to ensure a safe environment that guarantees freedom of choice and the safety of the electoral process, with follow-up continuing until the polls closed.
