تصويت مجانا عبر الفيس البوك ببرنامج ستاراكاديمي و هدا التصويت محسوب و تابع لإدارة ال بي سي كل واحد لديه الحق في التصويت مرة واحدة

Nassif jumped out front on day one with 51% and never let go, settling into a stable 48% share for the rest of the poll's 56 days. Ramadan trailed close behind the whole way, and rahma held a steady third — no lead change ever happened across nearly 7,900 votes.

The real split hid in geography: Egypt, Morocco, and Tunisia backed nassif, while Jordan and the United States leaned ramadan hard enough to nearly flip the race in their borders alone. Gender told its own story too — nassif pulled a heavily female crowd (374 women to 100 men), the widest gap of the three.

• Day-one lock · Nassif led 51% on day 1 and stayed ahead all 56 days
• Jordan vs Egypt · Jordan's 52 voters leaned ramadan; Egypt's 44 leaned nassif
• Gender gap · Nassif drew 374 women to just 100 men
• Third-place lock · Rahma never rose above 10% the entire race