Despite months of unrest, mood remains upbeat
(NEWSER) - Millions of Egyptians went to the polls for a second day today, as the country votes on their first freely chosen president in history, reports the New York Times . So far, voter turnout appears lower than yesterday , but today has been made a holiday so public sector employees can vote, too. "It is like honey to my heart," says a 36-year-old accountant in Cairo. "For the first time in my life, I feel like I have a role to play. My vote could possibly make a difference." More»
