The first round of voting in Egypt's elections, which began on November 28, saw long queues of people forming outside polling stations across the country.<br /><br />Al Jazeera's Sherine Tadros, reporting from a voting station in the Cairo district of Mattariya on Monday, said the crowds were not as plentiful for the run-off vote, which is to be held on Monday and Tuesday.<br /><br />However, a steady stream of residents still turned out in nine governorates across the country to vote, she said, in a run-off that often pitted two candidates representing Islamist parties.
