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BREAKING: Heavy Voter Turnout Postpones Egypt Elections Results Untill Friday
![[People stand in line outside a polling station as they wait to cast their votes during the parliamentary election in Cairo, 28 November 2011. Photo credit: Reuters.]](/content_images/3/sm_heavyvoterturnout.jpg "[People stand in line outside a polling station as they wait to cast their votes during the parliamentary election in Cairo, 28 November 2011. Photo credit: Reuters.]")
[For unofficial preliminary results of the most recent round of elections, click here.] The SEC says it is still counting votes; will announce results for the first post Mubarak parliamentary elections one day late The Supreme Electoral Commission (SEC) has announced that the results of the first phase of parliamentary elections will be released on Friday. The results will cover total vote counts for the nine governorates which voted in the first phase on 28-29 November. The SEC was expected to announce the results in a press conference on Thursday evening but officials decided to postpone it because the counting process has still not been completed in many ...
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After the promise of a new dawn rising in Egypt, the projected success of Islamists in parliamentary elections has given many pause for thought on how this will reflect on the country. The preliminary results from the first round of Egypt’s parliamentary have realised the rife speculation that political parties from the Islamist current would comprise the vast majority of the next parliament. The Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the Freedom and Justice Party (FJP), has demonstrated supremacy with ...
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