Shafiq tops Tunisia expat votes in Egypt presidential elections runoffs

Ahram Online, Sunday 10 Jun 2012

Shafiq gains majority expat votes in the north African nation

Results of Egyptian expatriate presidential elections votes in Tunisia declared on Sunday:

Number of votes for each candidate:

    Ahmed Shafiq: 53

    Mohamed Morsi: 21

Null votes: 13

Total: 87

Total registered voters: 160 

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