Egypt's Final presidential election results

[DJKeefy]

According to final vote count, the Brotherhood's Mohamed Mursi is set to face Mubarak-era minister Ahmed Shafiq in runoff vote slated for 16/17 June

FINAL results in all 27 governorates aggregated by Ahram Online shows that with about 43.4 per cent turnout, the Muslim Brotherhood's candidate Mohamed Mursi kept the first place, followed by Ahmed Shafiq, Mubarak's last prime minister, while the Nasserist candidate, Hamdeen Sabbahi, stayed in the third rank.

1. Mursi 5,553,097 (25.30 per cent)
2. Shafiq 5,210,978 (23.74 per cent)
3. Sabbahi 4,739,983 (21.60 per cent)
4. Abul-Fotouh 3,936,264 (17.93 per cent)
5. Moussa 2,407,837 (10.97 per cent)

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Table showing results of all 27 governorates.

Source: http://english.ahram.org.eg/News/42755.aspx

[Horus]

Things are looking very close so I would imagine that with a clear cut choice between something untried such as the MB and opting for what many will still think was stability under the old army rule, I recon it will focus the mind better. Egyptians have had time to think what it may be like under either option, is it better the "devil you know" or the "devil you don't know" ? either way it could be interesting times once the run off is complete.

[LovelyLadyLux]

I quite agree on this one - the devil you know or the one you don't? Hard decisions.