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Live Updates: 98% Of Votes In 25 Governorates In Favour Of Draft Constitution
Published in Amwal Al Ghad on 16 - 01 - 2014

08:42 Below are the aggregated vote counts of 25 governorates out of 27 (vote result on Cairo, the most populated Egyptian governorate, and North Sinai is yet to be announced)
The turnout of the other 25 governorates has already surpassed that of the 2012 constitutional referendum by around one million.
Turnout: 17,453,815
Yes: 16,821,944 (98%)
No: 336,675 (2%)
Unofficial final vote result
on Egypt's new constitution
08:24 Final Unofficial vote result of Nile Delta's Sharqiya governerate:
Yes: 1,664,367 (98.4%)
No: 27,232 (1.6%)
Turnout: 1,699,585 (46.1%) This figure includes voters not registered in the same governorate, unlike in the 2012 constitutional referendum when constituents were only entitled to cast ballots in their respective governorates.
Turnout of 2012 constitutional referendum: (31.4)
08:15 Final Unofficial vote result of Daqahliya, north east of Cairo:
Yes: 1,845,079 (99.1%)
No: 17,024 (0.9%)
Turnout: 1,891,617 (49.9) This figure includes voters not registered in the same governorate, unlike in the 2012 constitutional referendum when constituents were only entitled to cast ballots in their respective governorates.
Turnout of 2012 constitutional referendum: (31.54)
07:11 Unofficial final results of Al-Wadi Al-Gedid, west of Nile Delta:
Yes: 50420 (96.5%)
No: 1808 (3.5%)
06:45 Below are the aggregated vote counts of 22 governorates out of 27. For more details on each governorate please scroll further down:
Yes: 13,232,560 (97.9%)
No: 290,611 (2.1%)
Turnout: 13,744,916
06:30 Unofficial final results of Giza:
Yes: 1,459,201 (98%)
No: 29,461 (2%)
Turnout: 1,507,416 (33.4%) This figure includes voters not registered in the same governorate, unlike in the 2012 constitutional referendum when constituents were only entitled to cast ballots in their respective governorates.
Turnout of 2012 constitutional referendum: (33.8)
05:13 Unofficial final results of Nile Delta's Gharbiya governorate:
Yes: 1,546,042 (98.7 %)
No: 20,890 (1.3%)
Turnout: 1,561,358 (51.68%) This figure includes voters not registered in the same governorate, unlike in the 2012 constitutional referendum when constituents were only entitled to cast ballots in their respective governorates.
Turnout of 2012 constitutional referendum: (33.17%)
05:10 Unofficial final results of Nile Delta's El-Monofiya governorate:
Yes: 1,218,240 (96.9%)
No: 38,070 (3%)
Turnout: 1,269,117 (55%) This figure includes voters not registered in the same governorate, unlike in the 2012 constitutional referendum when constituents were only entitled to cast ballots in their respective governorates.
Turnout of 2012 constitutional referendum: (33.37%)
05:04 Unofficial final results of Nile Delta's Beheira governorate:
Yes: 1,228,564 (97.9%)
No: 26,464 (2.1%)
Turnout: 1,270,582 (37.6%) This figure includes voters not registered in the same governorate, unlike in the 2012 constitutional referendum when constituents were only entitled to cast ballots in their respective governorates.
Turnout of 2012 constitutional referendum: (33.12%)
05:00 Unofficial final results of the northern Alexandria governorate: (corrected)
Yes: 1,315,652 (98.4%)
No: 21,161 (1.6%)
Turnout: 1,346,884 (39.4%) This figure includes voters not registered in the same governorate, unlike in the 2012 constitutional referendum when constituents were only entitled to cast ballots in their respective governorates.
Turnout of 2012 constitutional referendum: (35.76%)
04:55 Unofficial final results in Fayoum governorate, south of Cairo:
Yes: 368,286 (96.7%)
No: 12,541 (3.3%)
Turnout: 387,835 (23.8%)
Turnout of 2012 constitutional referendum: (34.36%)
04:45 Unofficial final results in Nile Delta's Qalyubia governorate:
Yes: 990,212 (98.4%)
No: 16,101 (1.6%)
Turnout: 1,017,927 (37.4%) This figure includes voters not registered in the same governorate, unlike in the 2012 constitutional referendum when constituents were only entitled to cast ballots in their respective governorates.
Turnout of 2012 constitutional referendum: (26.35%)
04:12 Unofficial final results of Nile delta's Kafr El-Sheikh governorate:
Yes: 807,664 (98.7%)
No: 10,858 (1.3%)
Turnout: 920,125 (48%) This figure includes voters not registered in the same governorate, unlike in the 2012 constitutional referendum when constituents were only entitled to cast ballots in their respective governorates.
Turnout of 2012 constitutional referendum: (24%)
04:09 Below are the aggregated results of 14 governorates out of 27. For more details on each governorate please scroll further down:
Yes: 4,298,699 (97.4%)
No: 115,065 (2.6%)
Turnout: 4,463,672
04:00 Unofficial final results of Upper Egypt's Luxor governorate:
Yes: 218,203 (99.5%)
No: 1,038 (0.5%)
Turnout: 219,241 (31.2%) This figure includes voters not registered in the same governorate, unlike in the 2012 constitutional referendum when constituents were only entitled to cast ballots in their respective governorates.
Turnout of 2012 constitutional referendum: (25.51%)
03:53 Unofficial final results of Nile Delta's Damietta governorate:
Yes: 404,663 (99%)
No:4,093 (1%)
Turnout: 411,553 (46.2%) This figure includes voters not registered in the same governorate, unlike in the 2012 constitutional referendum when constituents were only entitled to cast ballots in their respective governorates.
Turnout of 2012 constitutional referendum: (36.7%)
03:42 Unofficial final results of Upper Egypt's Sohag governorate:
Yes: 579,897 (97.2%)
No: 16,478 (2.8%)
Turnout: 600,202 (24.1%) This figure includes voters not registered in the same governorate, unlike in the 2012 constitutional referendum when constituents were only entitled to cast ballots in their respective governorates.
Turnout of 2012 constitutional referendum: (24.81%)
03:33 Unofficial final results of the Suez governorate:
Yes: 132,963 (97.8%)
No: 2,949 (2.2%)
Turnout: 137,436 (34.66%) This figure includes voters not registered in the same governorate, unlike in the 2012 constitutional referendum when constituents were only entitled to cast ballots in their respective governorates.
Turnout of 2012 constitutional referendum: (38.29%)
03:30 Unofficial final results of Upper Egypt's Aswan governorate:
Yes: 24,8571 (97.8%)
No: 5,517 (2.2%)
Turnout: 251,588 (28.2%) This figure includes voters not registered in the same governorate, unlike in the 2012 constitutional referendum when constituents were only entitled to cast ballots in their respective governorates.
Turnout of 2012 constitutional referendum: (22.28%)
03:25 Unofficial final results of Upper Egypt's Beni Suef governorate:
Yes: 411,647 (96.2%)
No: 16,239 (3.8%)
Turnout: 436,932 (29%) This figure includes voters not registered in the same governorate, unlike in the 2012 constitutional referendum when constituents were
only entitled to cast ballots in their respective governorates.
Turnout of 2012 constitutional referendum: (37.82%)
03:16 Unofficial final results of Upper Egypt's Minya governorate:
Yes: 699,780 (96.46%)
No: 25,694 (3.54%)
Turnout: 738,830 (26.3%) This figure includes voters not registered in the same governorate, unlike in the 2012 constitutional referendum when constituents were only entitled to cast ballots in their respective governorates.
Turnout of 2012 constitutional referendum: (33.17%)
02:59 Unofficial final results of South Sinai governorate:
Yes: 60,667 (96.2%)
No: 2,402 (3.8%)
Turnout: 64,598 (91.2 %) This figure includes voters not registered in the same governorate, unlike in the 2012 constitutional referendum when constituents were only entitled to cast ballots in their respective governorates.
Turnout of 2012 constitutional referendum: (28.19%)
02:40 Unofficial final results of the northern Egyptian governorate of Matrouh:
Yes: 42,047(96.2%)
No:1,660 (3.79%)
Turnout: 44,505 (19.8%) This figure includes voters not registered in the same governorate, unlike in the 2012 constitutional referendum when constituents were only entitled to cast ballots in their respective governorates.
Turnout of 2012 constitutional referendum: (32.98%)
02:30 Unofficial final results of the Upper Egyptian governorate of Assiut:
Yes: 521,505 (96.2%)
No: 20,501 (3.8%)
Turnout: 552,027 (24%) This figure includes voters not registered in the same governorate, unlike in the 2012 constitutional referendum when constituents were only entitled to cast ballots in their respective governorates.
Turnout of 2012 constitutional referendum: (27.76%)
02:20 Unofficial final results of the Suez Canal governorate of Ismailia:
Yes: 285,688 (98.1%)
No: 5,559 (1.9%)
Turnout: 294,732 (40.1 %) This figure includes voters not registered in the same governorate, unlike in the 2012 constitutional referendum when constituents were only entitled to cast ballots in their respective governorates.
Turnout of 2012 constitutional referendum: (35.77%)
01:45 Unofficial final results of the Upper Egyptian governorate of Qena:
Yes: 360,948 (98.2%)
No: 6,522 (1.8%)
Turnout: 371,132 (22.1%) This figure includes voters not registered in the same governorate, unlike in the 2012 constitutional referendum when constituents were only entitled to cast ballots in their respective governorates.
Turnout of 2012 constitutional referendum: (22.31%)
01:24 Unofficial final results of the Red Sea governorate:
Yes: 104,097 (97.1%)
No: 30,33 (2.9%)
Turnout: 107,100 (43.9%) This figure includes voters not registered in the same governorate, unlike in the 2012 constitutional referendum when constituents were only entitled to cast ballots in their respective governorates.
Turnout of 2012 constitutional referendum: (33.13 percent)
01:00 Unofficial final results of the Suez Canal governorate of Port Said:
Yes: 228,073 (98.5%)
No: 3,387 (1.5%)
Turnout: 233,796 (51.57%) This figure includes voters not registered in the same governorate, unlike in the 2012 constitutional referendum when constituents were only entitled to cast ballots in their respective governorates.
Turnout of 2012 constitutional referendum: (37.49%)
00:50 Private TV channel CBC reports the results of polling stations in Sahel Selim Town in Upper Egypt's Assiut governorate:
Yes: 21,467 (96.03%)
No: 888 (3.97%)
00:38 Private satellite channel CBC reports the results of the southern polling station in the canal city of Port Said:
Yes: 10,798 (98.37%)
No: 179 (1.63%)
00:14 Al-Ahram Arabic news website reports the breakdown of more than 110,000 votes in several polling stations across the country:
Yes: 109,148 (96.7%)
No: 2,552 (2.26%)
23:50 Al-Ahram's Arabic site reports the results of 40 polling stations in Kafr El-Dawar, a city in Nile delta's Beheira governerate:
Yes: 42,951 (97.7%)
No: 991 (2.25%)
Turnout: 44,272
23:40 The hometown of Egypt's ousted Islamist president Mohamed Morsi voted overwhelmingly in favor of the constitution. Results from the village of Al-Adwa in the Nile Delta province ofSharqiya, where Morsi was born, sees 703 approve the charter and 36 reject it.
23:20 Initial vote counting in polling stations across Egypt indicate the 'yes' vote will comprise more than 95 percent of ballots.
23:15 Al-Ahram's Arabic site reports the results of six polling stations in Daqahliya governorate, Nile Delta:
Yes: 8,446 (99.2%)
No: 68 (0.79%)
22:50 Al-Ahram's Arabic site reports the aggregated results of seven polling stations in El-Azia Village, Upper Egypt's Assiut governorate:
Yes: 9,680 (97.47%)
No: 150 (1.5%)
Turnout: 12,500
22:25 As expected, vote counting in several polling stations across Egypt indicate that the 'yes' vote would comprise the vast majority of ballot papers. Below are several examples, according to Al-Ahram's Arabic site.
-El-Shahid Hosni Abdel Bari School in Upper Egypt's Qena governorate:
Yes: 1114 (98.75%)
No: 14 (1.24%)
Turnout: 1138 voters
-Polling station number 15 in El-Edwa Village in Nile Delta's Sharqiya governorate:
Yes: 217 (91.9%)
No: 19 (8.05%)
Turnout: 239
-Gabal El-Nour Elementary School in Upper Egypt's Beni Suef governorate:
Yes: 667 (99.25%)
No: 5 (0.7%)
Turnout: 674
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Welcome to Ahram Online's live coverage of the vote counting for Egypt's 2014 constitutional referendum.
Egyptians headed to polling stations on Tuesday and Wednesday to vote on a newly-amended national charter, which improves upon the 2012 version that was frozen upon the ouster of Islamist president Mohamed Morsi.
As expected, vote counting began right after the end of polling at 9pm CMT on Wednesday. It is widely assumed that the "yes" vote in favour of the constitution will comprise the majority of ballots, given that most of the groups which objected to the referendum, such as the Muslim Brotherhood, announced a boycott and abstained from voting.
A festive atmosphere reigned at most polling stations across the country over the two-day referendum, with voters chanting both for the draft constitution and popular army chief Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi.
Each polling station must announce the results right after the vote counting and is obliged to allow accredited observers and reporters to supervise the process. Polling stations shall also send results to their respective central electoral committees, which would announce aggregated vote counts.
Below is a list of the governorates that voted in the referendum. Results are expected to unfold in the coming hours.
Governorate
Number of Voters
Polling stations
Cairo
6,674,865
3,693
Giza
4,518,941
2,527
Daqahliya
3,793,080
2,171
Sharqiya
3,681,587
2,208
Alexandria
3,415,629
1,859
Beheira
3,376,941
1,939
Gharbiya
3,020,674
1,727
Minya
2,808,534
1,595
Qalyubia
2,718,798
1,550
Sohag
2,485,950
1,487
El-Monofiya
2,298,208
1,310
Assiut
2,219,387
1,293
Kafr El-Sheikh
1,935,985
1,152
Qena
1,676,423
944
Fayoum
1,628,192
931
Beni Suef
1,506,498
931
Aswan
891,699
531
Damietta
891,241
534
Ismailia
735,103
417
Luxor
703,670
411
Port Said
453,377
254
Suez
396,466
224
Red Sea
244, 603
158
Marsa Matrouh
224,385
197
North Sinai
223,533
139
Al-Wadi Al-Gedid
147,525
95
South Sinai
70,845
40
Total
52,742,139
30,317
Source : Ahram


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