Zamalek’s victory did not help him over Raja. Details of the defeat of Ahmed Mortada Mansour in the parliamentary elections

A huge surprise was witnessed in the House of Representatives elections in the first district of Giza, with Ahmed Mortada Mansour losing in the first round of the elections and obtaining only 16,613 votes, especially since it is the same district that witnessed his success. in the 2015 elections, after a great competition with Dr. Amr El Shobaki.

The loss of Ahmed Mortada comes days after the Olympic Committee’s decision to suspend his father Mortada Mansour, president of the Zamalek Club, for a period of 4 years and a 100,000-pound fine, and just one day after a video on social networks, advertising posters and photographs of the president of the Zamalek Club and the candidate for the Department of “Mit Ghamr”, Dakahlia Governorate.

Zamalek Club’s victory over Moroccan Raja in the African Champions semi-finals and their close to reaching the final to face the Al-Ahly club did not prevent candidate Ahmed Mortada Mansour, as his supporters tried during the last period to exploit this matter in his propaganda, but the attempts failed after losing the elections.

Ahmed Mortada appeared in front of the committees in the Dokki area, accompanied by several “Budi Jaradat” during the voting process, inspecting the committees, which aroused the discontent of some voters present in the committees during the vote.

It is noteworthy that Ahmed Mortada competed in those elections with the missile symbol, and the constituency witnessed the victory of MP Muhammad Abu Al-Anin, and the loss of MPs Abdul Rahim Ali and Ahmed Mortada Mansour, and the General Committee announced the results of the elections for the first district, where the number of voters who cast their vote reached 174 thousand and 621 votes. One thousand 315 valid votes and 155 thousand 306 valid votes.

Deputy Muhammad Abu Al-Ainain received 125,758 votes, Zaki Abbas Abdel Zahir in 83995, Montaser Riyad Hajjaj in 29487, Abdel Rahim in 19756, Sherif Barakat Ahmed 1488, Marwa Saeed Fawzi Al-Tahawi 2570, Hoda Adly Al Mallah 2405, Mahoud Ibrahim Muhammad and Mahvatmoudhim Ghanem 2430, Rajab Ahmad 3988, Ahmad Samir Muhammad 6837, Ahmed Majdi 1215, Nasser Farouk Abdul Hamid 1801, Mustafa Muhammad Morsi 900, Usama Abdullah Saleh 999, Rehab Mahmoud Othman 5425, Ahmed Mortada Mansour 16613

The head of the committee also announced that Egypt’s National List got 132,779 votes, while Egypt’s Call List got 22,527 votes.