Group 1 - The Egyptian National Election Authority announced the completion of the new House of Representatives elections, with results for the last 27 electoral districts revealed [1] - A total of 568 out of 596 seats in the current House of Representatives have been determined, with the remaining 28 seats to be appointed directly by the president [1] - The voter turnout for this election was 32.41%, making it the longest House of Representatives election in Egypt's history, lasting 99 days [1] Group 2 - The Future of the Homeland Party emerged as the largest party in the House, securing 227 seats [1] - The current House of Representatives was elected in 2020 and has a five-year term, which will conclude following the president's signing of a decree [1]

Core Points - The first phase of the Egyptian House of Representatives election voting commenced on November 10, with overseas Egyptian citizens voting on November 7 and 8 [4] - This election will determine the allocation of 596 seats in the House of Representatives, with 284 seats being individual seats and another 284 seats elected through a closed party list system, while 28 seats will be directly appointed by the president [4] - A requirement mandates that at least one-quarter of the seats must be held by women [4] - The first phase of voting is taking place in 14 provinces, with a second phase scheduled for the remaining 13 provinces, and results from the first phase will be announced on November 18 [4] - The current House of Representatives was elected in 2020 and has a five-year term, set to expire in January 2026 [4]