Wednesday 26/November/2025 – 06:10 PM
The Supreme Administrative Court decided to refer 59 appeals against the elections to the Court of Cassation, not to accept 14 appeals, and to extend the deadline for pronouncing on 187 appeals to the November 29 session.
Appeals against the 2025 parliamentary elections
The court considered the appeals submitted by the candidates or their representatives, along with everyone with legal capacity, where supporting documents were received and defense arguments were heard to examine the reasons on which the appellants relied in their objection to the announced results.
The requests submitted within the appeals varied between:
• Canceling the electoral process in some districts.
• Cancellation of the runoff round.
• Stopping the announcement of the results, claiming that there were irregularities in the sorting and aggregation processes. The appeals also included one request to stop the entire electoral process in the first stage, in addition to one appeal demanding the annulment of the victory of the list that was announced to have won the seat.
Candidates and those with legal standing submitted appeals from the governorates of the first stage, which were as follows:
Beheira: 46 stabilizations, Giza: 47 stabilizations, Luxor: 8 stabilizations, Sohag: 14 stabilizations, Fayoum: 16 stabilizations, Alexandria: 20 stabilizations, Assiut: 29 stabilizations, Beni Suef: 12 stabilizations, Aswan: 15 stabilizations, Minya: 36 stabilizations, Red Sea: 4 stabilizations, Marsa Matrouh: Two stabs
The Supreme Administrative Court alone has jurisdiction to consider all disputes related to the conduct of the electoral process, the validity of the sorting and aggregation procedures, and the legitimacy of the results announced by the National Elections Authority.
