HISTORIC ELECTIONS IN EGYPT
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NOVEMBER 2011
29th Day
Moving into the second day voting Egyptians set historic voters turnouts on November 28, 2011. The voters appeared in massive numbers despite of security and concerns over the spread of violence overshadowing in the past week. Most voters are wanting a new beginning and with that they came out with staggering numbers. In addtion to feeling excited there was also a overcast that absentee voters would have to pay fee of $85.00 imposed by military rule. Long lines of patience of men and women were anxious to make voting one of this historic means. Voters were having to pick two individuals on one alliance or party slate. News sources said that many eligible voters were puzzled and still undecided.
"Historic."
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NOVEMBER 2011
29th Day
Moving into the second day voting Egyptians set historic voters turnouts on November 28, 2011. The voters appeared in massive numbers despite of security and concerns over the spread of violence overshadowing in the past week. Most voters are wanting a new beginning and with that they came out with staggering numbers. In addtion to feeling excited there was also a overcast that absentee voters would have to pay fee of $85.00 imposed by military rule. Long lines of patience of men and women were anxious to make voting one of this historic means. Voters were having to pick two individuals on one alliance or party slate. News sources said that many eligible voters were puzzled and still undecided.
"Historic."
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I'm excited for the African people who finally getting their chance at democracy. I hope it works out for them in the long run.