صوت لنجمك المفضل و مجانا عبر الفيس البوك !!

Taherah Hamamish grabbed a 52% lead on day 1 and never let go. By day 2 she'd stretched it to 54% and held that exact margin through all 15 days — a flat, unbroken lead line from start to finish. She closed at 54.4% (3,294 votes) over Mahmoud Shokri's 32% (1,936) and Zeina Aftimous's 13.7% (829).

The map tells a home-turf story: Morocco (60 votes) rallied hard behind Taherah while Egypt (47) and the United States (22) backed Mahmoud. Women powered every camp, but most heavily for Taherah — 270 of her 326 gendered voters were female. And Zeina, stuck in third place overall, actually won outright in Israel and Lebanon.

• Wire-to-wire lead · Taherah led 52% on day 1 and never trailed again.
• Home-turf split · Morocco voted Taherah; Egypt and the U.S. voted Mahmoud.
• Women's coalition · 270 of Taherah's 326 gendered voters were female (83%).
• Third place, local win · Zeina finished last overall but won Israel and Lebanon.