In Egypt, President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi became the president once again after winning the elections by getting 89% of votes. He became the president for the first time in 2014 by getting 97% of the votes. After that in 2018, he also won the elections with a large margin.
There was no major rival for President Al-Sisi in elections. His strongest opponent and well-known political figure, Ahmed Al-Tantawi, was in custody and was not allowed to contest the election. His party was subjected to the worst crackdown during the election campaign. Sisi kicked him out of politics before the elections.
And in such a situation, President All-Sisi won the election with a huge majority.
Presidential elections in the shadow of dictatorship in Egypt.
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