Egypt counts votes after landmark election

Officials are counting votes today after Egypt’s first contested presidential election, a landmark ballot seen as a test of the government’s commitment to reform and America's push for greater democracy across the Middle East.

Egypt counts votes after landmark election

Officials are counting votes today after Egypt’s first contested presidential election, a landmark ballot seen as a test of the government’s commitment to reform and America's push for greater democracy across the Middle East.

But there is little doubt over the results – President Hosni Mubarak is nearly certain to emerge the winner of another six years in power. But the process, for many, was more important.

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