Egyptians Vote In First Post-Mubarak Presidential Election

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Egyptians are casting ballots in the first presidential election since Hosni Mubarak was ousted in a popular uprising last February. Women-only polling stations were set up for female voters across the country. In Cairo, candidate Amr Moussa, a former Arab League head and foreign minister under Mubarak, cast his vote, as another front-runner, Muhammad Mursi of the Muslim Brotherhood, went to the polls in his hometown of Sharqiya. (Reuters video)