CAIRO (AP) — Egypt has set May 23-24 for the first presidential election since President Hosni Mubarak’s ouster last year.
The head of Election Commission, Farouk Sultan, told a nationally televised news conference Wednesday that the results of the election will be announced on June 21.
Egypt‘s ruling military has pledged to turn over power to a civilian government after a new president is chosen.
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