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El Siham's crowd was almost entirely women — 1,341 of her 1,474 voters, just 9% male. Runner-up Nezha Bougtaya drew the opposite: a majority-male base at 55% men, unusual for this field. Two finishers separated by only 141 votes came from two genuinely different rooms, and that split is what actually decided this race.

Timing still mattered at the margins. Nezha Bougtaya held the lead on day 1 and again on days 4 and 5, riding heavy support from Czechia, France, Hungary, and Slovakia. But El Siham's mostly-Moroccan, mostly-female base surged in the closing day, flipping the lead a third time to finish at 29.7% against 26.9% — a plurality carved out of 32 names, not a mandate.

• Gendered fault line · El Siham's voters were 91% female; Nezha Bougtaya's were 55% male.
• Late flip · Nezha Bougtaya led days 1, 4 and 5; El Siham retook it only on day 6.
• Plurality, not mandate · The winner took just 29.7% of the vote across 32 names.
• International vs local base · Nezha Bougtaya's strength leaned on Czechia, France, Hungary and Slovakia.