The wife of a deceased Egyptian MP was elected to her late husband's seat in Fayoum, the administrative committee that supervised the elections announced late Sunday. Abeer El-Khouly, widow of late independent MP Mohamed Mostafa El-Khouly, was elected with 38,389 votes, 729 more than her competitor, in the run-off which took place on Saturday and Sunday. A total of 81,917 people voted in the two-day parliamentary election as the Fayoum representative. The late El-Khouly died two months ago, and elections for his seat took place on 14 and 15 June for Egyptians abroad and 15 and 16 June for voters in Egypt. Run-offs, which officially decided the election, took place on 24 and 25 June abroad and 25 and 26 June in Egypt. Egypt's 596-member parliament convened for its first session on 10 January. http://english.ahram.org.eg/News/231938.aspx