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Wednesday, December 7,2011 17:44

Egyptian Legislative Elections 2011-2012

FJP Press Release No. (17)

Cairo - Wednesday, December 7, 2011AD – 05:30AM (03:30GMT)

34 FJP Candidates Win In First-Phase Run-off

Voting stations in the second round for the first phase of the Egyptian People's Assembly elections announced victory for 34 candidates for the Freedom and Justice Party (FJP), while 11 of the party’s candidates were unsuccessful in this round, out of a total 45 FJP candidates contested the second round, after the termination of elections in Cairo’s 1st constituency (el Sahel). In appreciation of this trust given by the Egyptian people to FJP candidates, we extend our sincere thanks and gratitude to the Egyptian people which granted us their full confidence, and we renew our commitment and undertake to build together the future of modern Egypt which aspires to freedom, justice, dignity, democracy and stability.

1 – Cairo (9 candidates won):

Constituency	Professionals	Votes	Workers	Votes
Second (Al-Qubba and Al-Zaytoun)	Amr Zaki	189,286	Yasser Abdullah	195,286
Fifth (Matareya and Ain Shams)	Sayed Jadallah	209,196	Ashraf Al-Saad	189,671
Sixth[Soft Break](Al-Jamaleya)	Khalid Mohamed	86,380	Nasser Othman	88,592
Seventh (Qasr Al-Neil)	_______		Mustafa Farghali	49,486
Eighth (Misr Alqadima and Khalipha)	Khaled Hanafi	1,528,132	Yousry Bayoumi	161,284

2 - Alexandria (6 candidates won):

Constituency	Professionals	Votes	Workers	Votes
First (Montaza)	Hosni Dowidar (Alliance)	198,000	Mustafa Mohamed Mustafa	273,000
Second[Soft Break](Al-Raml)	Mahmoud al-Khodeiri (Alliance)	208,523	Mohammadi Syed Ahmed	213,266
Third (Karmouz)	Mahmoud Attia	284,000	Saber Abu Fotouh	179,000

3 - Kafr Al-Sheikh (2 candidates won):

Constituency	Professionals	Votes	Workers	Votes
Fourth (Burolus)	Mohamed Aamir	57,974	Ashraf Al-Saeed	51,280

4 - Damietta (3 candidates won):

Constituency	Professionals	Votes	Workers	Votes
First (Damietta)	Ali Al-Daey	135,000	Mohamed Ahmed Abu Mussa	99,800
Second (Kafr Saad)	Mohamed Al-Filahji	104,000	_______

5 - Fayoum (6 candidates won):

Constituency	Professionals	Votes	Workers & Farmers	Votes
First (Bandar Fayoum)	Hamdi Taha	112,791	Adel Ismail	113,749
Second (Fayoum)	Osama Yahya (Alliance)	941,010	Sayed Gabr (Alliance)	80,725
Third (Snuras)	Jamal Mohamed Hassan	124,200	Fawzi Ali Abdul Aziz Yamani	120,292

6 - Assiut (6 candidates won):

Constituency	Professionals	Votes	Workers	Votes
First (Assiut)	Samir Khashaba	163,102	_______
Second (Dayrout)	Mohamed Salama Bakr	154,725	Mohamed Madar Moussa	149,425
Third (Al-Fateh)	Abdul Aziz Khalaf Mohammed	146,262	Abdullah Sadiq Nasr	86,073
Fourth (Abu Tiej)	Hassan Ali Abdul-Aal	88,875	_______

7 - Luxor (one candidate won):

Constituency	Professionals	Votes
Luxor	Dr. Abdul Mawjood Rajeh	120,509

8 - Red Sea (one candidate won):

Constituency	Professionals	Votes
Hurghada	Mohamed Mahmoud Youssef Qatamish	88,661

This brings the number of winners for the Freedom and Justice party, for the ‘individuals’ seats, in the first phase of elections to 36 candidates.

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