Egypt elections results before 3rd round run-offs

Hesham Sallam, Wednesday 11 Jan 2012

Freedom and Justice and Al-Nour coalitions are ahead with around 70% of seats, Wafd, Egyptian Bloc, RDP and Revolution continues grab around 23% so far

Electoral workers wait for voters at a polling station during parliamentary run-off elections at Shubra in El-Kalubia (Photo: Reuters)

The table below summarizes the most recent seat breakdown by party/coalition after the completion of the first round of voting in the final stage of the election. Results do not include runoff races for stage #3 (scheduled for 10-11 January), as well as races that have not been settled due to pending legal challenges or scheduled re-votes (see the table’s accompanying notes for more information). More detailed breakdown by governorate for s stage #3 can also be found below.

Estimated Seat Breakdown (as of 9 January 2012)

Party/Coalition	Total Seats	%Seats	St. #1 List*	St. #1 IC**	St. #1 Total	St. #2 List***	St. #2 IC****	St. #2 Total	St. #3 List	St. #3 IC*****	St. #3 Total
Freedom and Justice^	193	45.20	40	33	73	43	36	79	37	4	41
Al-Nour^^	108	25.29	26	4	30	35	13	48	29	1	30
Wafd	38	8.90	10	1	11	14	0	14	13	0	13
Egyptian Bloc^^^	30	7.03	13	2	15	9	0	9	6	0	6
RDP	11	2.58	2	0	2	4	1	5	4	0	4
Revolution Continues	10	2.34	4	2	6	1	0	1	3	0	3
Al-Wasat	8	1.87	4	0	4	3	0	3	1	0	1
National Party of Egypt	6	1.41	1	1	2	2	0	2	2	0	2
Freedom	4	0.94	1	0	1	0	0	0	3	0	3
Egyptian Citizen	4	0.94	1	1	2	2	0	2	0	0	0
Al-Adl	2	0.47	0	1	1	0	1	1	0	0	0
Union	2	0.47	0	0	0	1	0	1	1	0	1
New Independents	1	0.23	0	0	0	1	0	1	0	0	0
Arab Egyptian Union	1	0.23	0	0	0	1	0	1	0	0	0
Nasserist	1	0.23	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	1
Independents	8	1.87	-	3	3	-	5	5	-	0	0
Total	427	100	102	48	150	116	56	172	100	5	105

*Includes all but Cairo's party-list district #1 (Al-Sahel voters are scheduled to re-vote on 10-11 January 2012 due to a court ruling annulling the initial results).

**Includes all but two races in Cairo’s district #1, two races in Alexandria's district #3, two races in Assiut district #2 and two races in Assiut's district #3 (scheduled for a re-vote on 10-11 January 2012 due to a court ruling annulling the initial results). "IC" stands for individual-candidacy races.

***Does not include Aswan party-list race, which is scheduled for a re-vote on 10-11 January 2012 due to a court ruling annulling the initial results.

****Does not include Sharqiya's districts #5 and #2, which are scheduled for a re-vote on 10-11 January 2012 due to a court ruling annulling the initial results. "IC" stands for individual-candidacy races.

*****Does not include forty-five seats that will be determined through stage #3 runoff races scheduled for 10-11 January.

^ Freedom and Justice candidate rosters include candidates from the parties of the "Democratic Alliance for Egypt". Stage #1 individual candidacy race winners include FJP allied candidates Mohamed Al-Khodeiri, Hosni Dowidar, and Khaled Megahed. Stage #2 individual candidacy race winners include Mohamed Al-Sawy.

^^Al-Nour's candidate rosters include candidates from the parties of the "Islamist Bloc".

^^^Includes one seat gained through the Egyptian Social Democratic Party list in Qena party-list district #2, where Egyptian Bloc coalition members Free Egyptians Party and Egyptian Social Democratic Partycompeted through two seperate party lists.

A note on seat distribution for party-list races: The seat distribution for party-list races displayed in the tables below is not part of the official results released by the Higher Elections Commission. The editors computed the results using a largest remainder "hare" quota, though it should be noted that some observers believe that the exact method that Egyptian authorities will use to determine seat allocation in party-list races has not been thoroughly explained. Also the seat distribution below assumes that all parties will cross the legally-mandated threshold of 0.5 percent of the nationwide vote

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