Egyptian Shura Council election, 2010
- National Democratic Party, 80 seats
- Al - Ghad Party, 1 seat
- National Progressive Unionist Party -, 1 seat
- Nasserist Party, 1 seat
- Democratic Party generation, 1 seat
- Independent, 4 seats
- Appointed by the president, 90 seats
The elections to the Shura in Egypt in 2010 were carried out on 1 and on June 8, 2010 in Egypt.
The Shura Council is the upper house of Egyptian bicameral system. Like all elections in the reign of President Hosni Mubarak Muhammad were these elections neither fair nor free and must be regarded as a sham elections. International election observers were not admitted.
Election procedures
From a total of 264 seats in the Shura 88 every three years are selected, further appointed by the President 44. From 446 candidates are 115 representatives of political parties, 331 are Independent.
Official results
The Muslim Brothers were not allowed to compete as representatives of their party, but only as independent individuals as in other elections: