National Unified List for Egypt | |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2020 |
| House of Representatives | 0 / 568 |
| Senate | 0 / 300 |
The National Unified List for Egypt, [1] also known as the National Unified Coalition, [2] is an electoral alliance in Egypt which has contested various elections since its formation in 2020.
The alliance first formed ahead of the 2020 Egyptian parliamentary election. [3]
The list also ran in the 2020 Egyptian Senate election. [4] The Homeland Defenders Party withdrew from the list, as it felt that it was not allocated a fair number of seats. [5]
The National Unified List participated in the 2025 Egyptian Senate election and won seats through the list system and the individual system during the first round of the election. [6]
The list swept the second phase of the 2025 Egyptian parliamentary election, [7] though all other party lists that ran were disqualified. [8]
The following parties were part of the alliance during the 2020 parliamentary election: Nation's Future Party, Free Egyptians Party, Homeland Defenders Party, New Wafd Party, Egyptian Congress Party, Egyptian Social Democratic Party, Ghad Party and the Will of Generation Party. [5]
The following parties were part of the alliance during the 2020 senate election: Republican People's Party, New Wafd Party, Egyptian Congress Party, El-Ghad Party, Egyptian Social Democratic Party, National Movement, Modern Egypt Party, Coordination Committee of Party’s Youth Leaders and Politicians, Reform and Development Party, Nation's Future Party and the Justice Party. [4]
The following parties were part of the alliance during the 2025 parliamentary election: Nation's Future Party, National Front, Homeland Defenders Party, Republican People's Party, New Wafd Party, Tagammu Party, Egyptian Social Democratic Party, Justice Party, Reform and Development Party, Will of Generation Party, Egyptian Freedom Party, Egyptian Congress Party and the Coordination Committee for Parties’ Youth. [9]
