Egyptian expats to start voting on constitution Wednesday
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Egyptian expats to start voting on constitution Wednesday
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Mon, 10/12/2012 - 17:03
Expatriate Egyptians are expected to vote on the new constitution Wednesday at 150 Egyptian embassies and 11 consulates around the world.
Egyptians in New Zealand would be the first to vote, and Egyptians residing in Los Angeles the last, a diplomatic source said Monday.
586,000 Egyptians are registered to vote this year, which is the same number of voters registered in the last elections.
Edited translation from DPA
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