Egypt's President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi won a third term on Monday with 89.6% of the vote in an election criticised for lacking viable contenders, amid economic challenges and concerns over the Israel-Gaza conflict. Reports of voter bussing, food bag distribution and employer pressure were denied by authorities, while analysts said the military-dominated governance structure was unlikely to change.
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Egypt President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi secured a third term on Monday in an election that lacked viable contenders. Sisi garnered 89.6% of the vote
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alleged the use of state apparatus and security agencies to stifle potential contenders
expressed commitment to building the “new republic” in line with a shared vision
noted that the government appears unfazed by criticism or electoral outcomes, maintaining a steadfast approach to governance
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Sisi garnered 89.6% of the vote which stirred both domestic and international reactions.
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first assumed office in 2014 and was re-elected in 2018, both times securing 97% of the vote.
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