Giza Governorate committees witnessed a large turnout of citizens on the first day of voting during the 2024 presidential elections.
Thousands lined up in queues outside the polling stations, preparing to cast their votes in the first presidential elections of 2024 inside Egypt, according to the schedule set by the National Elections Authority on December 10, 11 and 12.
Voting began from nine in the morning until nine in the evening, and the authority set December 13 to complete the counting process and send the minutes to the general committees.
The National Elections Authority at the republic level determined the number of sub-polling committees before which citizens will cast their votes, which number 11,631 committees inside 9,376 electoral centers, including schools, youth centers, and health units.
The presidential elections within the country are supervised by 15,000 judges from various judicial authorities and bodies, including heads of subcommittees or conservation committees, and approximately 67 million voters are entitled to cast their votes in the presidential elections.
The Constitution gave every “citizen, male or female” who has reached the age of 18 years of age, whose names are registered in the database of the official website of the National Elections Authority; Exercising all political rights, which include electing the President of the Republic, members of the House of Representatives, the Senate, and local councils, and expressing an opinion in any referendum.
The National Authority for Presidential Elections directed about 14 international organizations, 6 local organizations, 22,340 local observers, and 115 media outlets to cover the elections.
