RED SEA, Egypt: Judges in the Egyptian Red Sea governorate today delayed opening the electoral committees as the voter lists were delayed. The committees otherwise witnessed notable turnout. Women in particular are showing up in large numbers to participate in the electoral process in the Red Sea. Military, police forces and seven human rights organizations are in attendance to monitor the elections. RELATED STORIES: - Islamic public committees secure Kafr el-Sheikh elections - Voters keen to participate in elections in Alexandria - Security forces arrest knife-wielding voter - Ballot cards left exposed outside polling station - 300 polling stations have not yet received ballots - Complaints received from voters about delay in opening polling stations - Voting delay sparks small clashes among would-be voters in Heliopolis - Voters close Nasr City, Qolaly polling stations due to unstamped electoral papers - High voter turnout in Cairo's Shubra neighborhood - Egypt elections live updates: Cairo - Embassies begin counting expats' votes - Crowds gather outside polling stations, waiting for doors to open - Half-hour delay at Maadi polling stations due to absence of electoral committee delegate - Egypt's first round of parliamentary elections kicks off - Elections postponed in second individual constituency in Asyut
