Iran recently held its 14th presidential election, a year earlier than scheduled due to the tragic passing of President Ebrahim Raisi. Following the election, candidates Pezeshkian and Jalili emerged as the front-runners, set to compete in a showdown on July 5th.
Despite fierce competition, Qalibaf and Mostafa Pourmohammadi fell short in the election, with Qalibaf graciously conceding defeat, expressing concerns about the potential return of past political forces.
Notably, voter turnout was reported at 39.92%, with millions of eligible voters participating in the election across the globe. The significant turnout reflects the Iranian people’s strong engagement in the political process.
The outcome of the election holds immense significance for Iran’s future trajectory, as candidates lay out their visions for the country. With the upcoming showdown between Pezeshkian and Jalili, the Iranian people eagerly await the results, anticipating a new era under the leadership of the next president.