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Jamal opened with a landslide, up 84% over rival Mohsen on day one, and never once relinquished the lead across 18 days. But the gap collapsed relentlessly — 84% down to the high-50s by day 9, dipping to just 52% on day 16 — as Mohsen clawed back ground almost every stretch.

5,573 votes later, Jamal held on at 53.8% to Mohsen's 41.8%, with Amar a distant third at 4.3%. The real story is the split beneath the numbers: Jamal drew an even male-female crowd, while Mohsen's base ran heavily female (1,652 of 2,327 voters) — a gender lean sharp enough to nearly overturn a dominant early lead.

• Day-One Blowout · Jamal led by 84% on day 1, the widest margin of the poll.
• The Long Fade · Jamal's lead shrank from 84% to 52% by day 16.
• Gender Split · Mohsen's voters were 71% female; Jamal's were even.
• Algeria Powered Jamal · 1,975 Algerian votes leaned Jamal, the poll's largest bloc.