In Egypt's 1984 election, a party has to win at least eight percent of the vote to be represented in the Assembly.

The NDP receives more than seventy percent of the vote (three hundred and ninety-one seats).

The Wafd, the only other party to gain any seats, wins fifty-seven.

The NPUP receives only seven percent of the votes and consequently loses them all to the NDP.

There are some complaints that the election has been rigged, but no serious challenge is mounted against the results.