The expats registered, and here are the registration numbers that exceeded all expectations, driving political forces into confusion, especially since the expatriate force serves as a pedal for the anticipated process of change.

At midnight on Saturday, November 20, all continents ended registering expats, and the total reached 24,4422, compared to 92,810 in the 2018 elections.

Following the completion of the audit of the registration lists, the Ministry of Interior is expected to issue preliminary electoral lists to be distributed to expats by diplomatic missions abroad to ensure the validity of the entries and data.

If the clock starts ticking, all eyes will be on the mass of expats voting, amid fears that the authorities will use certain facts to sabotage the elections. The employees of the departments are idle and have stopped working, waving an open strike, and there is no problem with the lack of electricity in most ministries and departments. How will the elections be held, and under what conditions?