President Hosni Mubarak won Egypt’s first contested presidential race, according to a preliminary count Thursday, an expected victory in a vote that was crucial to his claims of democratic reform but was marred by allegations of irregularities. Mubarak took 78 percent to 80 percent of Wednesday’s polling and opposition candidate Ayman Nour took 12 percent — a respectable showing for a relative unknown and one that could propel him to greater political prominence.Full Story
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