CAIRO (AP) — Egypt's presidential campaign has been full of startling moments. At one point, ousted President Hosni Mubarak's last prime minister rode into a rally on a white horse like a knight, promising to restore Mubarak-era stability and ensure secular rule.A veteran of the old regime, Ahmed Shafiq was himself booted from office by protests weeks after his former boss fell last year. Now he's a presidential candidate, his dramatic entrance before a cheering crowd typifying the choices facing Egyptians in this week's landmark vote, between voices from the authoritarian past and Islamists promising an uncertain future.Egyptians can choose from an unimaginable range of 13 candidates following decades of fixed contests that guaranteed Mubarak's re-election. Perhaps most surprising, the election is completely up in ... Continue reading →

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Egyptians can choose from an unimaginable range of 13 candidates following decades of fixed contests that guaranteed Mubarak’s re-election. Perhaps most surprising, the election is completely up in the air a day before voting starts Wednesday.No outright winner is expected from the two-day vote, so a runoff is scheduled for June 16-17 between the two top finishers. The winner will be announced June 21.The four front-runners show how — despite an unprecedentedly open race — the pool of politicians to draw from remains limited even after the “revolution.’’All of the candidates are firmly rooted in the old system, either from Mubarak’s regime or from its traditional opponent, the Muslim Brotherhood. No prominent new figure clearly representing the revolutionaries’ call for secular democracy has emerged.Of the ... Continue reading →