Which performance of the candidates did you like the most in the 2nd prime?

Ahmed Ezzat and Karim's 'Sawt Al 7orya' bloc grabbed the lead on day one with a 21-point edge and simply never let go, stretching that margin to a 30-point cushion by the campaign's final third — one of the rare polls with zero lead changes across its entire run. Egypt and the U.S. drove the surge; both countries broke hardest for the eventual winner.

The gender split tells the real story: this option pulled 1,354 women to just 406 men, a 3-to-1 ratio matched almost nowhere else on the ballot. Runner-up Nasma + Sarah leaned female too, but nothing touched the front-runner's dominance — even Morocco and Tunisia, which crowned their own local favorites, couldn't dent a 30.2% final share built entirely on early, unshakable momentum.

• Day-1 lockout · Front-runner led by 21 points from the opening day, never trailed.
• Zero lead changes · 130 days, one leader throughout — no turning point ever came.
• 3-to-1 female skew · Winner drew 1,354 women vs. 406 men, the sharpest gender tilt.
• Country loyalty splits · Egypt and the U.S. backed the winner; Morocco and Tunisia went local.