Egypt 2012 presidential election

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Al Ahram has live reporting of scattered results. According to them, Freedom and Justice Party is reporting the following results from 678 polling stations accross the country

1.Mursi 165,874 (35.5 per cent)
2.Shafiq 103,648 (22.2 per cent)
3.Abul-Fotouh 77,947 (16.7 per cent)
4.Sabbahi 53,941   (11.5 per cent)
5.Moussa 53,181   (11.4 per cent)

Several of Al Ahram's own reports from various governorates show similar results.

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Though, actually, scanning Al Ahram's reports, it looks extremely diverse, so, any number of precincts at this point isn't going to be all that informative, unless we know what they are.

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For a look at how the rich Egyptians are voting, a report from a wealthy Cairo precinct (in Zamalek district):
Total votes 3,165, of which:

Moussa 1,086
Shafiq 787
Sabbahi 625
Abul Fotouh 467
Mursi 89

Talk of a class war

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Actually, it's a pretty decent outcome. Muslim Brotherhood is, obviously, the most popular political force in the country, so, in a democracy, it should get the appropriate responsibility. The old regime is, clearly, still a major force - good that it gets to be heard (and, hopefully, defeated).

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Mursi, 51.7%