Tag: Saeed Jalili
Iran’s Election: Poll Results Suggest a 50% turnout and A Run Off Voting
An analysis based on the results of three surveys conducted by three reliable Iranian polling centers shows that none of Iran’s presidential candidates would gain enough votes to win outright on the first ballot.
More than 50 million Iranians will head to the polls on June 14th to determine Iran’s next president. Iran’s Guardian Council has approved eight candidates to compete in the poll. If no candidate wins more than 50% of the vote a runoff is scheduled to be held a week later.
Iran’s Election: Principalists In Disarray After Hashemi Disqualified
As Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani’s candidacy broke the arrangement among Iran’s presidential candidates, his withdrawal did the same too.
Four Pincipalist candidates are Ali Akbar Velayati, Muhammad Baqer Qalibaf and Haddad Adel who are three members of the Progressive Coalition or the Coalition of 2+1 who seem to be open to Saeed Jalili joining them.
Jalili To Continue Iran’s Policy of Exporting The Islamic Revolution
Presidential hopeful Saeed Jalili said in his first campaign speech on Friday that he will continue “Iran’s foreign policy of seeking to extend the influence of Islam in the world.”
Breaking: Iran’s Interior Ministry Announced List of Qualified Presidential Candidates
Breaking: Iran’s Interior Ministry Announced List of Qualified Presidential Candidates
What Will Happen To The Reformists if Hashemi Rafsanjani Gets Disqualified?
What Will Happen To The Reformists if Hashemi Rafsanjani Gets Disqualified?
Lankarani Withdraws to Make Jalili the Frontrunner for Principalist Candidate
Iran’s presidential hopeful, Kamran Bagheri Lankarani withdraw in favor of Saeed Jalili, the secretary of Iran’s National Security Council.
Iran’s Guardian Council Hinted at Hashemi Rafsanjani’s Disapproval
The statement of Kadkhodaei could be a warning for the 78 year old two-term former president Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani whom his old age has been the target of criticism by his rivals and authorities.