Turnout expected to be high for two-day vote
(NEWSER) - Long lines formed in Egypt today for what promises to be the first non-rigged election in the country's long history. Voting will take place today and tomorrow at 13,000 polling places across the country, and turnout is expected to be high. About 150,000 troops are out to guard the polls, according to the Telegraph , and so far things have been mostly calm, save for one gunfight in Cairo between supporters of rival candidates. One policeman was killed in the fight, and another person injured, the AFP reports. More»