The formation of the 2026 House of Representatives was completed after President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi announced the list of appointed members. The list included 28 individuals, reflecting a clear trend towards strengthening the new parliament with diverse expertise and extensive experience in various fields.

The National Elections Authority concluded the longest parliamentary elections in the history of Egyptian parliamentary life by announcing the official results of the runoff elections in the districts that were nullified by a ruling of the Supreme Administrative Court. In these elections, 98 candidates competed for 49 seats across 27 districts in the governorates included in the first phase.

The final results of the 2025 House of Representatives elections, both for individual and party-list seats, revealed a diverse political landscape within the new parliament. This reflected a wide range of political parties and groups, representing various segments of society, in accordance with constitutional provisions mandating fair representation for all citizens and governorates. This ensures the legitimacy of the parliamentary structure and protects it from any challenges or allegations of unconstitutionality.