http://www3.youm7.com/News.asp?NewsID=544678&SecID=296&IssueID=168 ASSIUT, Egypt: Chief of the Supreme Electoral Commission (SEC) in Assiut announced the end of the sorting process in the 2nd district of Assiut. At the same time, he announced the sorting of Egyptians abroad's votes hasn't finished yet. Concerning the results for the categories seat, there will be a runoff between Samir Khashaba, FJP candidate with 106,475 votes and Mahmoud Abu Lifa Egyptian Bloc candidate with 47,445 votes. Concerning the workers seat, there will be a runoff between Mohamed Hamdy Al-Desouky, an independent candidate with 109,146 votes and Bayoumy Ismail, Islamic Group candidate with 59,874 votes. Concerning the lists, the FJP took the lead among the parties' lists with 124,881 votes. Al-Noor Party is second with 65,591 votes followed by the Egyptian Bloc with 63,530 votes. The 3rd district witnessed progress of FJP with 127,591 votes followed by Al-Noor with 101,956 votes, the Egyptian Bloc with 70,227, Al-Wafd with 14,015 votes, the Reformation and Development Party with 22,174, Al-Wasat with 6,193, the Nasserist Party with 9,432, Al-Ghad with 5,871 and the Conservatives with 15,212. Concerning the individual seats, there will be a runoff between Abdel Aziz Khalaf, a Muslim Brotherhood candidate, with 72,386 and the workers candidates who got the most votes; Abdellah Sadek Nasr, a FJP candidate with 52,354 votes, Gamal Abdel Nasser Abdel Hamid with 28,660 votes and Ahmed Hussien, Al-Nour candidate with 27,896.
