A man casts his ballot on constitution in a polling station in Cairo (Photo: Mai Shaheen)
Egypt has seen two constitutional referendums since the 25 January revolution that ousted dictator Hosni Mubarak.
On 19 March 2011 an interim constitutional declaration was put to a public referendum by the then-ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF).
The second referendum in December 2012 was on Egypt's first post-revolution national charter, drafted by an Islamist-dominated constituent assembly under the rule of now-deposed president Mohamed Morsi and dissolved after his ouster on 3 July.
This info graph, created by Welad El Balad News*, shows voter participation and results in the two past constitutional referendums across Egypt's 26 governorates according to official sources
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