الانتخابات التشريعية في ظل التعددية السياسية في مصر آلية لتعزيز التحول الديمقراطي ام لتكريس الوضع القائم

Election means that citizens (voters) choose some of them, provided that they are highly qualified or at least sufficient to run purely political and administrative bodies, through the voting process as a tool. Elections, whether presidential, legislative or local, are considered a tool for political participation. The periodicity is a tool for expressing the popular will, and a means through which the people exercise their sovereignty in choosing their representatives under democratic regimes. The core issues, as it is an institutional mechanism for the peaceful transfer of power and the renewal of the political elite, and one of the characteristics of the pluralist electoral process is the presence of multiple options before the voter, and it is a cyclical process, meaning that it recurs periodically. Although Egypt is one of the Arab countries that have lived It is still in light of political and trade unio‎n pluralism and the presence of many associations and organizations working in various fields, but it did not witness any pluralistic presidential elections before 2005, as the method of choosing the president was It is carried out according to procedures that usually end with the presentation of one candidate for the presidency in a popular referendum, and given the low role and importance of the Shura Council and local elections, especially in light of their boycott in most cases by political parties and opposition forces, we will try through this research paper to monitor an‎d an analysis of the legislative elections that Egypt witnessed in the light of political pluralism. an‎d the question about whether it can really be considered a tool for expressing the popular will and promoting democratic transformation, or is it just a mechanism for consolidating and embodying the status quo?