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The Carter Center Presidential Election in Egypt by the FJP to influence the results of the electoral process in violation of the law. 171 Others argued that the release of this information was legal, since it was based on information in the public domain. In the future, the election management body might consider releasing clearly identified preliminary results in order to diminish speculation on the results by interested parties. The Carter Center strongly urges the future EMB to improve the timeliness of the announcement At the end of his speech, Judge Sultan announced the victory of Mohamed Morsi with 13,230,131 votes, or 51.73 percent of the valid votes, to Ahmed Shafiq’s 12,347,380, or 48.27 percent of the valid votes. of the election results and to publish the vote count results at the polling-station level. The future EMB may wish to consider issuing results at different stages of the process as preliminary (the initial tabulation of results) and provisional (awaiting the outcome of any appeals that may affect the results) before announcing the <strong>final</strong> results. In this way, speculation can be dampened, without compromising the authority of the electoral authorities on the <strong>final</strong> outcome. 171 See Article 53, Law Regulating the Presidential Election, which penalizes people who commit an act intending to disrupt or suspend the enforcement of PEC decisions under the law. Article 41 of the same law authorizes the PEC to make the official announcement of election results. 62
The Carter Center Presidential Election in Egypt Figure 8: Turnout and Results of First and Second Rounds First Round Turnout and Results Total number of registered voters 50,996,746 Number of ballots cast 23,672,236 Number of valid ballots 23,265,516 Number of invalid ballots 406,720 Turnout 46.42 percent Candidate Number of Votes Percentage Abul Ezz Al Hariri 22,036 0.095 Mohamed Fawzi Eissa 23,889 0.1 Ahmed Hossam Khairallah 22,036 0.095 Amr Moussa 2,588,850 11.13 Abdel Moneim Aboul Fatouh 4,065,239 17.47 Hisham Al Bastawisi 29,189 0.13 Mahmoud Hossam Galal 23,992 0.1 Mohamed Saleem Al Awa 235,374 1.01 Ahmed Shafiq 5,505,327 23.66 Hamdeen Sabahi 4,820,273 20.72 Abdallah Al-Ashaal 12,249 0.053 Khaled Aly 134,056 0.58 Mohamed Morsi 5,764,952 24.78 Second Round Turnout and Results Total number of registered voters 50,958,794 Number of ballots cast 26,420,763 Number of valid ballots 25,577,511 Number of invalid ballots 843,252 Turnout 51.85 percent Candidate Number of Votes Percentage Ahmed Shafiq 12,347,380 48.27 percent Mohamed Morsi 13,230,131 51.73 percent 63
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