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  • May 24, 2012: Egypt: Presidential Election Egypt will elect a new president this month after Hosni Mubarak's downfall in February 2011. 13 candidates are currently listed; if no candidate wins more than half the vote a secondary election is scheduled for June 16th and 17th.
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  • Nov 18, 2010: Egypt's Political Future: The Parliamentary Elections and Beyond,Carnegie Endowment (2010) This seminar in Washington, D.C. will discuss the high stakes of Egypt's upcoming election. Amr Hamzawy, research director and a senior associate at the Carnegie Middle East Center, and Michele Dunne, a senior associate in the Middle East Program will discuss this issue.

    Opposition activity is heating up as Egypt moves closer to parliamentary elections on November 28. But as voters prepare to head to the polls, the Egyptian government has tightened restrictions on independent media and civil society, and has already disqualified one-quarter of the Muslim Brotherhood’s candidates. It remains unclear to what extent domestic or international monitors will be allowed to observe the elections. What should be expected on election day, and what will the new parliament look like? How will competition within the National Democratic Party affect the elections? How will the conduct and results of parliamentary elections affect next year's presidential election? And what will the elections means for Egypt’s relations with the United States and U.S. policy toward its key ally in the Arab world?

  • Jul 03, 2008: BRIDGE Training Workshops With the aim of contributing to the electoral reform process in Egypt, IFES and UNDP-Egypt in cooperation with the NCHR organized BRIDGE (Building Resources in Democracy, Governance, and Election) training in 2008. The workshop brought together selected participants representing various election stakeholders in Egypt to enhance their understanding of the principles that underpin the electoral process and share with them comparative experience from the region and other parts of the world as a framework in which to assess their own local experience and draw on best practices and lessons learned. IFES and UNDP convened the training workshop from June 29 until July 03, 2008 at the Four Seasons Hotel in Giza.