Egypt: Will you vote tomorrow?

Yes, I will vote inshaa allah and I posted a question about voting yesterday, but it was reported and deleted. I wish I can help people from Y/A who want to vote by all needed information, but it's too late.

All I can tell now that people who were born after 1981 can find their names automatically in the voting places or the lists their. They can go with their ID. Before 1981 and never had the voting card before, they can make it in 10 minutes from their Police office every year in November, December and January. For presidential elections you can also go with your personal ID only and in all cases.

In my deleted question I wrote about that government usually guarantee about 5 to 6 million votes while all people who use to vote don't exceed 8 millions. The people who have rights to vote by law are about 40 millions. If we can reach about 15 millions or 20 millions who vote, we can make it very hard for them change the results and we can make a real change.

Nice question. I thought to ask it myself once. I can't decide between Kalooka and Ismaily. LOL so we enjoy humor do we? Ismaily is an extremely talented writer with a deep connection to the sublime and what lies beneath. Kalooka is just full of profound thoughts and ideas with no real outlet to release them. Free and fair presidential election? That is an oxymoron. But we can all dream I guess. Thanks for your vote. If I am elected: First order of business: Everyone must learn how to stand in line and wait their turn. No more pushing and shoving to get to the front. Second: No more spitting on the streets or throwing trash out of your car window. Third: Do we really need all these bathroom attendents? Let's retrain and redeploy the workforce.

Good for you. I totally agree--be the change you want to see in Egypt. It's only a matter of time before the difference you'll be making will be reflected Insha. :)

you know what ya 3ala2, i keep saying exactly wha tyou said right now to myself bas deep down i know im just fooling myself. bas today one of my profs came in and told us to vote and was taking about how important it is and he said the same thing. even though we may think that its aready fixed and paid for w kol 7aga, at least we would have tried. w kaman he said ''law homa 3awzeen yesra2o, 3ala el a2a2al sa3aboha 3aleihom' ya3ni make it hard for them inohom yesra2o the win, get what i mean. bas then i think do they even actually count the votes first?

bas im seriously thinking of voting fe3lan...i'll just have to get someone to tell me exactly what each candidate is all about lol, as you know im not into politics khales bas i want to feel like i actually tried to make a difference or at least im trying to change el balad instead of me just always complaining about it as i usually do

elmoshkel ya 3ala2 en mafeesh 7ad kowayes merasha7 nafso aslan who deserves the seat

fa ante7'eb meen ya3ny

one of my friends wants to vote for same7 fahmy coz she thinks he's good looking!

:S

exactly..

and those who don't make an effort to vote, have no right to complain in the future.. that's the way I see it.. too bad ma7adesh really hamou

tayeb enta 3amalt a?r ro7t el 2esm walla 3amalt a? Hook me up with details ya 3ala2.

anhy elections di? el presidential?

tab hwa fi 7ad nazel dedo?

mahwa law enta w ry 3arfeen el feeha ..

mkntoosh 2olto keda :D

msh hadaye3 yom ana fe kalam fare3' la hwady wla hygeeb !

No. Because I'm not from Egypt...sorry!