Parliament speaker Mohamed Saad al-Katatni announced on Tuesday evening the elected members of the constituent assembly that will draft Egypt’s new constitution.

In a bilateral session on Tuesday, parliamentary chambers elected members of the assembly, as some members of parliament refrained from voting, accusing the Muslim Brotherhood’s Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) and the Salafi Nour Party of attempting to dominate the assembly.

The number of parliamentarians who voted was 575 out of 678, while seventeen votes were dismissed for being void.

The 100 primary members of the assembly are:

1. Abul-Ela Madi - head of the moderate-Islamist Wasat Party

2. Ahmed Ibrahim El-Halwani - head of the Teachers Syndicate (FJP)

3. Ahmed Diab - secretary general of the Muslim Brotherhood's parliamentary bloc

4. Ahmed Omar - head of the Students Union (FJP)

5. Ahmed Maher Ibrahim Tantawi - founder of the April 6 Youth Movement

6. Ahmed Mohamed Khalifa - cassation lawyer

7. Judge Edward Ghalab - Orthodox Church representative

8. Osama Mohamed El-Abd - head of the Azhar University

9. Osama Yassin - head of parliamentary youth committee (FJP)

10. Ashraf Thabet Saad El-Din - deputy president of People’s Assembly (Nour Party)

11. Ahsraf Abdel-Ghafour - head of the Egyptian Actors Syndicate

12. Ekrami Saad - representative of the uprising's injured (FJP)

13. Amani Abul-Fadl - university professor (FJP)

14. Omaima Kamel - member of parliament and university professor (FJP)

15. Bishop Youhanna Kotla - Catholic Church representative

16. Bishop Paul - Coptic Orthodox Church representative

17. Ayman Ali - expatriates' representative (vice President of the Federation of Islamic Organizations in Europe)

18. Ayman Nour - former presidential candidate and head of Ghad El-Thawra Party

19. Bassem El-Sayid Hassenein Metawly

20. Bahaa El-Din Abul-Shoka - prominent lawyer (Wafd Party)

21. Taymour Fawzy Mostafa - Chairman of the Administrative Prosecution Authority

22. Gaber Gad Nassar - Law Professor at Cairo University

23. Gamal Gabril - Law Professor at Helwan University

24. Hossam El-Gherainy - head of Supreme Judicial Council

25. Hassan Mahmoud Abdel-Latif - Azhar representative and head of the Arabic Language Academy

26. Hussein Ibrahim - Member of Parliament (FJP)

27. Hussein Hamed Hassan

28. Khaled Mahmoud El-Azhary

29. Dawood El-Baz

30. Sameh Ashour - head of the Lawyers Syndicate

31. Soad Kamel Rizk

32. Said Abdel Azim

33. Samir Marcus - liberal Christian thinker and writer

34. Shaaban Abdel-Hamid Darwish

35. Shaaban Ahmed Abdel-Alim

36. Shahira Halim Dos

37. Sobhi Saleh - Member of Parliament (FJP)

38. Salah Abdel-Maboud Fiyad - Member of Parliament (Nour Party)

39. Taher Abdel-Mohsen

40. Talaat Marzouk Abdel-Aziz

41. Adel Abdel-Hamid Abdullah

42. Atef El-Banna - Constitutional Law Professor at Cairo University

43. Abdel El-Galil Mostafa - general coordinator for National Association for Change

44. Abdel-Diyam Mohamed Nossair

45. Abdel-Rahman El-Bar

46. Abdel-Rahman Mohamed Shukry

47. Abd El-Send Yamma

48. Abdel-Fattah Khatab

49. Abdullah Said Abul-Ezz - head of the State Council

50. Essam El-Erian - Member of Parliament (FJP)

51. Essam Sultan - Member of Parliament (Wasat Party)

52. Attiya Fiyad

53. Ali Fath El-Bab

54. Emad Hussein Hassan

55. Emad El-Din Abdel-Ghafour - leader of Nour Party

56. Amr Daraag - leading Freedom and Justice Party member

57. Amr Moussa - former presidential candidate, former minister of foreign affairs, former Arab League secretary-general

58. Fouad Badrawy - vice president of the Wafd Party

59. Farouk Gowida - poet and writer

60. Farid Ismail - MP and leading Freedom and Justice Party member

61. Reverent Safwat Naguib

62. Maged Mamdouh Kamel Shabita

63. Maher Ali Ahmed El-Bahairy

64. Mohamed Ibrahim Kamel - MP and leading Wafd Party member

65. Mohamed Ahmed Sherif

66. Mohamed Ahmed Abdel-Kader

67. Mohamed Ahmed Atta Omara

68. Mohamed El-Betagi - MP, parliament speaker and leading Freedom and Justice Party member

69. Mohamed Anwar El-Sadat: MP, head of parliament's human rights committee and leader of liberal Reform and building Party

70. Mohamed Ibrahim Hassan, prominent Salafist preacher

71. Mohamed Khairy Abdel-Diyam

72. Mohamed Saad Gawish

73. Mohamed Selim El-Awa, former presidential candidate, Islamist thinker, lawyer, and Wasat Party co-founder

74. Mohamed Abdel-Gawad

75. Mohamed Abdel-Alim Daud

76. Mohamed Abdel-Moneim El-Sawy, MP, head of parliament's culture, media and tourism committee and Hadara Party founder

77. Mohamed Ali Bashr

78. Mohamed Amara 

79. Mohamed Fouad Gadallah

80. Mohamed Maged Kholousy, head of Egyptian Engineers Syndicate

81. Mohamed Magdy El-Din Barkat

82. Mohamed Mahsoub Abdel-Maguid, leading Wasat Party member and law professor at Menoufiya University

83. Mohamed Mahmoud Abdel-Salem Abdel-Latif

84. Mohamed Mohi El-Din Mohamed

85. Mohamed Nagi Darballa

86. Mohamed Yousry Ibrahim - Salafi preacher and former Nour Party spokesman

87. Mahmoud Ghozlan - official Muslim Brotherhood spokesman

88. Moatez Belallah Abdel-Fattah - political science professor and former prime ministerial adviser

89. Mamdouh El-Wali - head of Egyptian Journalists Syndicate

90. Lieutenant General Mamdouh Shahin - defence minister's aide for legal affairs and SCAF member

91. Manar El-Shorobagy - Political Science Professor at the American University in Cairo

92. Manal El-Tiby

93. Mouncif Naguib Soliman

94. Nader Bakar - Nour Party spokesman

95. Nasr Farid Wassel - Al-Azhar sheikh and former grand Mufti of Egypt

96. Huda Ghania - Member of Parliament (FJP)

97. Wahid Abdel-Maguid - political science professor

98. Walid Abdel-Awl - Member of Parliament (Nour Party)

99.  Yasser El-Borhami - Co-founder of Nour Party

100. Younis Makhioun - Member of Parliament (Nour Party)