Egyptian Coalition for Human Rights: A calm beginning and complete stability in the parliamentary election committees
In the first hours of the second day of voting in the second phase of the 2025 House of Representatives elections, the Egyptian Coalition for Human Rights and Development monitored a state of stability and organizational discipline within the subcommittees in the various governorates, amid tight security procedures and clear cooperation between voters and those in charge of the electoral process.
Field follow-ups by the coalition’s observers showed the regularity of the process of opening committees on their scheduled dates without significant obstacles, while some districts witnessed A gradual turnout began to increase by nine o’clock in the morning, especially in rural areas that are accustomed to early participation in electoral processes.
Coalition observers indicated that the queues inside most of the committees were characterized by smoothness and calm, with a noticeable presence of the elderly and women early in the day, while the urban committees awaited the main wave of voters after the end of the usual traffic rush hours at the beginning of the day. Today.
While Damietta Governorate witnessed remarkable activity during the election day, as these committees were distinguished by a clear turnout from the elderly who were keen to cast their votes since the early hours.
It included Committee No. (10) at Ezbet Al-Lahm Joint Primary School No. 1 on the public road next to Adam Mosque, and Committee No. (11) at the Martyr Ahmed Hassan Al-Jundi Joint Primary School in the Shatt area. Jariba on the public road next to the mosque.
In a number of constituencies, the coalition observed a clear interest from committee heads in implementing procedures for verifying the identity of voters and ensuring that their entry is organized in an orderly manner, which reflects an effective administrative commitment that guarantees the safety of electoral procedures and enhances citizens’ confidence in the voting process that took place in the Sharkia Governorate and included Committee No. (26) at Khalid bin Al-Walid Primary School on College of Arts Street, and Committee No. (27) at Shuhada School. January 25, Primary School, Al-Sadr Hospital Street.
Coalition observers also noted complete stability in the security situation within the vicinity of the committees, with the deployment of security forces in a controlled manner that allowed the normal movement of citizens while preventing any attempts at propaganda or influencing the will of voters within the scope of the committees. Which came in:
Cairo Governorate.. It included Committee No. (19) at Bab al-Sharia Preparatory School for Boys on Amir al-Jyoush Street, Committee No. (15) at Sheikh Gharib School on Zakat Foundation Street in the Barkat al-Hajj area, and Committee No. (35) at Ali bin Abi Talib Secondary School in Naama Palace – Al-Marj Al-Gharbiyya, and Committee No. (3) at Al-Noqrashi Secondary School for Boys on Al-Wafa Street in Ard Al-Raqaba.
The Egyptian Coalition for Human Rights and Development confirms that the first hours of the second day reflect a stable electoral environment that is expected to witness a greater increase in turnout rates during the period extending from noon until before the polls close, especially with the entry of categories of employees and workers after the end of their work periods. Morning.
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