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Those who cast their votes in the presidential elections as of 12:00 PM on Monday constitute approximately 45% of the total number of eligible voters, said Ahmed Al-Bendari, Director of the Executive Board of the National Elections Authority (NEA) in a statement on Monday.
The ECES added in a statement that 45% of eligible voters have cast their ballots as of the middle of the 2nd day of the voting process per the data from the National Election Authority shows Egyptian voters’ awareness that these elections are being held amid political pluralism and guarantees of the integrity of the elections.
He added that some polling stations ran out of ballot voters due to the high turnout.
Voting kicked off on Sunday at 9 AM with thousands of polling stations spread nationwide opened their doors to around 67 million voters until 9 PM to choose between four candidates: incumbent President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, who has been in post for two terms since 2014; Farid Zahran, head of the Egyptian Social Democratic Party; Abdel Sanad Yamama, Head of Al-Wafd Party; and Hazem Omar, head of the Republican People’s Party.
Whole families have visited the fair and 600 seminars were held during the days of the fair, Baioumy told DMC.
Sunday marks the last day of voting for Egyptian expats in the referendum on draft constitutional amendments that started on April 19 in 124 countries.
President Abdel Fattah El Sisi and Investment Minister Sahar Nasr have inspected the pavilion, which is organized under the rubric “ Invest in Egypt”.
Makram said that the high turnout of expats in the 2018 presidential election was a message to the world that Egyptians are moving toward a better future.
Most polling stations closed and the vote count began in Hungary's election on Sunday after a very high turnout.
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The Egyptian national dish, Koshari, became well known in the holy Lands upon the opening of a shop called Egyptian Koshari
Turnout figures for the first round of the French presidential election showed a 28.54 percentage participation rate by midday local time, (1000 GMT) the Interior Ministry said on Sunday, slightly above the corresponding rate in the 2012 vote.
