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Ahmed Zoweil opened with a symbolic 100% on day 1, but Amr Moussa flipped the race by day 2, leading by nearly 40 points. The real turning point came on day 6: Ahmed Shafik surged past Moussa and grabbed a commanding 56-point lead. That lead never cracked — Shafik held first place for the remaining 124 days, cruising to a final 41.3% to 24.6% win.

The gender split tells its own story: Moussa's crowd ran 73% male, while Shafik pulled a far more even 58% male/42% female base — the broadest appeal of any candidate. Geography split too: Egypt and the United States both backed Shafik, but Saudi Arabia's small bloc swung hardest for ElBaradei, a lone holdout against the leader's dominance.

• Turning Point · Day 6: Shafik grabbed the lead and held it 124 straight days
• Gender Gap · Moussa's base was 73% male; Shafik drew far more women
• Country Split · Saudi Arabia backed ElBaradei while Egypt and the US went Shafik
• Final Margin · Shafik beat Moussa by 16.7 points, 2164 votes to 1287