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• Analysis of Round 1 of December 2012 Constitutional Referendum
• Lagna level initial results for round 1 of 12/2012 constitutional referendum
• The Current Constitution: Procedural Failings in Public Outreach
• Update on Military vs Muslim Brotherhood Breakdown of Governors Across Egypt
• Amnesty International Publishes Two New Reports on Police Repression in Egypt
• State Information Services: An Unbiased, Non-Partisan Institution? - just one example, but quite telling...
• Liberal Islam (Part 1) - Mohammed Abduh - hopefully first of three part series
• SCAF's Glorious Week: While Egypt elected a president, SCAF elected themselves (accomplishments list)
• Update on latest SCAF member count (up to 23) with discussion on military trials of minors
• The Illogical Logic behind the SCC's dissolution of parliament
• Summary and Analysis (across demographic variables such as illiteracy, rural population, etc.) of votes in Round 1 of the Presidential Election in Egypt
• Some initial "exit polls" after day 1 of voting - don't read too much into them but interesting nonetheless
• Taking a look at preliminary Egyptian Expat votes - 97% of registered voters tallied and comparison of results with and without large Saudi influence
• Aggregation/Analysis of Egyptian Presidential Election Polls (3 polling agencies & their varied results)
• Egyptian military control at the governorate level.  A list of governorates and whether the governor is from the military
• Egypt takes the prize for... presidential motorcade size!
• Will Egypt's Presidential Elections Enable a new NDP?
• SCAF’s Musical Chairs – the Current 22 (plus 2 former members), the latest update to the men governing our country
• Chart Illustrating Female Egyptian Parliamentarians and comparing it to global/regional figures
• Interesting paper discussing citizen's potential for protests in democratic vs authoritarian political atmospheres..."to the extent that any post-Mubarak government fails to live up the expectations of the Egyptian citizenry, it might counter-intuitively make those citizens less likely to protest in the future. "
• Torture victim describes experience with Omar Suleiman during rendition
• Meet SCAF's Financial mastermind - General Mahmoud Nasr - bringing current count to 23!
• Wikileaks STRATFOR emails  - not comprehensive but rather just some of the more interesting details that emerged (mainly focused around Middle East, but some random outlandish stories included as well) 
• New Arab Opinion Poll: Failed pasts and optimistic futures
• Can Egypt Learn from the Turkish Model? Yes - but let's not make ourselves go through same tumultuous path of military control (http://ow.ly/9A9u6 )
• Comparing Dr. Gene Sharp vs Iranian Propaganda
• Apparently the Interior Ministry is undergoing some reform - however, of course there is minimal detail provided in the press release.  AlMasryAlYoum provides a little more detail but still leaves much to be desired...
• After abuse at the hands of the police Mohammed Jamal (lead singer of the Egyptian indie band Salalem) gives a testimonial w/ extracted key points and link to full article
• Collections from the Government Office of Accountability and the Congressional research services outlining historic rhetoric and action against Egypt... My take is that SCAF fears little and, if anything, it would be economic assistance (not military "FMF" that would be cut.... (http://ow.ly/96pHu)
• Old EU Report shows that one of the Egyptian army's companies manufactured CS tear gas - makes you wonder why we imported so much? (http://ow.ly/951iI)
• Overview of recent US-Egypt relations (military and state department) - in summary the Pentagon got SCAFs back, State Department putting up a pseudo-front and congress visibly annoyed (http://ow.ly/91dCn)
• Debating the Merits of a Targetted #SCAF Boycott vs Open General Strike (http://ow.ly/8ZlZJ)
• Looking at the Consumer Facing Side of Egypt's Military-Industrial Compound (here) : trying to understand the underlying economic network funding the deep state from a military perspective (only looking at CIVILIAN manufacturing/products)

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Egypt Parliamentary Results - all three rounds: "There are a total 508 seats: 498 seats are elected, and 10 seats appointed, in this case, by the Military Council. Out of those 498 seats, two-thirds, meaning 332, shall be elected from the parties or coalition-lists using the proportional representation-largest remainder method with 0.5 percent threshold, in 46 districts."