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Egypt’s Islamists eye lower-house majority

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Egyptians voted for a second day on Wednesday in the final stage of the lower-house election, the first free legislative vote since army officers overthrew the monarchy in Welcomed then as heroes who helped nudge the autocratic leader from office, the generals now face anger over their handling of protests that have left 59 dead since mid-November and an economic crisis that is worsening the plight of the poor. Meanwhile, the Brotherhood has surfed a wave of hostility to long-time foe Mubarak. For millions of poor Egyptians, its record of charitable work in areas ignored by his government suggests it would care for their needs if it won power. In the working class suburb of Shubra al-Khaima on the northern limits of Cairo, citizens queued to vote in pot-holed streets littered with rubbish. The more hard-line Islamist al-Nour Party has come second in the voting so far but some analysts believe the Brotherhood may seek to build a coalition with liberal groups. That could ease concerns at home and in the West about the rise of the Islamists in a country whose economy is propped up by tourism. With so much to gain from its return to mainstream politics, the Brotherhood has insisted that the elections proceed as planned and has shunned recent street protests against the army. In Shubra al-Khaima, where many voters are illiterate labourers and factory workers, poll officials said many citizens had turned up just to avoid paying a fine for not voting. However, turnout on Tuesday and Wednesday seemed lower than in the first rounds, some poll organisers said, with many voters apparently feeling the result was already decided. Rania, a year-old housewife, said she had voted for the FJP because they will create more jobs for the young and provide apartments. Throughout the staggered election, agents for several parties have hustled for votes outside polling stations, flouting a ban on election-day campaigning. An official from the liberal Egyptian Bloc, which includes the Free Egyptians, said the electoral alliance should get 15 per cent of votes in the third stage, slightly above earlier rounds. Another source in the alliance said it would be lower. Preliminary third-round results are due to be given on Saturday, the High Elections Committee said. The lower house election concludes with a run-off vote on January 10 and 11, with final results expected on Jan. The new parliament will then pick a member assembly to write a new constitution. Published On 4 Jan 4 Jan Sponsored Content.

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