With a low turnout, Egypt's newly- written draft constitution garnered about 64 percent of the votes in a two-round referendum,prepreg the Islamic Muslim Brotherhood said in a statement on its website.
The unofficial data, collected by the Muslim Brotherhood which backs President Mohamed Morsi, suggested that about 71.cc composite4
percent who voted Saturday approved the constitution, while 56.5
percent supported it in the first round of the voting on Dec. 15.
Voter turnouts in both rounds were about 32 percent and 30 percent, respectively.
For
its part, the official al-Ahram website confirmed that the semi-final
vote counting showed about 9,546,000 voters in 26 governorates except
Giza supported the draft constitution, 63.56 percent among all valid
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official results are expected to be announced on Monday by the Supreme
Election Commission, official al-Ahram newspaper reported. When they do,
a parliamentary election will be held within two months.
As
many as 25 million eligible voters in 17 governorates, including Giza,
Suez, Ismailia and Port Said, were scheduled to cast their votes
Saturday, while the first stage in last week covered Cairo, Alexandria
and eight other governorates, according to a republican decree issued by
President Morsi on Dec. 12.
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Constituent Assembly (CA) approved the draft constitution after a
17-hour marathon vote. Morsi then called on Egyptians to cast their
votes in the referendum.
Egyptians are divided over the draft
constitution, which is supported mostly by Islamists and conservatives,
but rejected by liberals, leftists and Copts.
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