Turnout in Egypt's 2014 referendum 11.3%, says NGO

The Arab Observatory for Rights and Freedoms published its report on the turnout in Egypt’s 2014 constitutional referendum based on attendance sheets in polling stations and the documentation by local and international observers. The turnout reached an average of 11.3% in all governorates. In 2012, the turnout was approximately 32.9%.

The following is a breakdown of the average turnout in different governorates:

Governorate	2014 Constitution (%)	2012 Constitution (%)
Qalyoubia	12.2	32.9
Giza	18.2	34.6
Cairo	19.4	34.8
Qena	10.7	22.8
Damietta	12.4	37.2
Sharqeyya	11.7	32
Beni Sweif	10.4	38.7
Luxor	8.4	26
Red Sea	10.7	30.7
South Sinai	6.4	29.6
Dakahliya	13.4	31.5
Marsa Matrouh	7.3	36.5
Ismailia	11	36.4
Monoufeya	19.2	34
Asiut	7.8	28
Suez	8.9	38.7
Fayoum	8.7	35.2
Menya	11.5	34.5
New Valley	10.3	32.9
Port Said	11.8	38
Suhag	9.7	25.4
North Sinai	10.3	30.6
Gharbeya	12.2	33.9
Alexandria	8.3	36.2
Beheira	8.9	33.7
Kafr El-Sheikh	15.7	29.6
Aswan	8.9	22.7
Egyptians abroad	15.1	42

Note: Infographic updated at 18.15GMT on Jan 16, 2014 to correct a typo in it’s footer. The data for the charts were collected on Jan 16 2014 not Jan 15 2004

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