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احمد السقا grabbed the lead on day one, lost it to جورج وسوف by day two, and took it back for good on day nine. From there it wasn't a chase — it was a freeze: across 22 names splitting the vote, his margin sat locked between 10 and 12 points for the next 138 days straight, closing at just 11.7% of 4,072 votes, the thinnest kind of plurality.

The field's fracture cut along real lines. شيرين عبد الوهاب was the only name pulled majority-female — 134 women to 108 men — while احمد السقا and منير ran nearly 3-to-1 male. Geography split just as cleanly: Egypt anchored his home lead, but the diaspora scattered — Algeria to مارسيل خليفة, Tunisia and Lebanon to جورج وسوف, Morocco to سميرة سعيد.

• Locked for 138 days · Lead margin held at 10-12% from day 9 to day 147
• Thinnest plurality · Winner took just 11.7% of votes against 21 rivals
• Only female-majority pick · شيرين عبد الوهاب drew 134 women to 108 men
• Home turf vs diaspora · Egypt backed احمد السقا; Algeria, Tunisia, Lebanon scattered elsewhere