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Part Five didn't just win — it swallowed the field. At 1,859 votes and 68.8% of the poll, it beat parts one through four's totals added together (843) with room to spare. It opened with a 44-point margin on day one and only built from there, cresting past a 70-point gap by day 30 and holding near that altitude for the rest of the poll's 213-day run.

The margin came with a clear identity split: Part Five's voters ran nearly 70% male, the most lopsided gender lean of any option, while Part Four — buried in last with 5.8% — was the only part women outvoted men on. Geography told the same story: Tunisia, the poll's single biggest source of votes, broke hard for Part Five, while Algeria's small but distinct bloc backed Part One instead.

• The combined score · 1,859 votes for Part Five beat all four rivals' totals added together.
• Day-one blowout · Part Five led by 44 points before the poll was even a day old.
• Male-heavy base · Part Five's voters ran nearly 70% male, the most skewed split in the poll.
• Tunisia vs. Algeria · Tunisia's voters backed Part Five; Algeria's broke for Part One instead.