Egypt election turnout 62 percent, protesters honour dead, Reuters (2011) —
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Egypt election turnout 62 percent, protesters honour dead, Reuters (2011)

In this news article; the Muslim Brotherhood, banned but semi-tolerated under Mubarak, has said its FJP expects to win 43 percent of party list votes in the first stage, building on the Islamist group's decades of grassroots social and religious work. But the Brotherhood's website also forecast that the Salafi al-Nour party would gain 30 percent of the vote, a shock for some Egyptians, especially minority Christian Copts, who fear it will try to impose strict Islamic codes on society. al-Nour said Thursday it expected 20 percent of the vote.

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