06
Jul
Masoud Pezeshkian, the reformist candidate, has emerged victorious in Iran's presidential run-off election, the spokesman for the Islamic Republic’s Election Office, Mohsen Eslami, announced today. After counting all 30.530 million ballots, Pezeshkian secured 53.6% of the vote, amounting to 16.384 million votes, according to the announcement on IRIB TV channel. His conservative opponent, Saeed Jalili, garnered 44.3% of the vote, translating to 13.538 million votes. Voter turnout for the election reached 49.8%, highlighting a significant engagement from the Iranian populace. The run-off election took place on Friday, marking a pivotal moment in Iran’s political landscape as Pezeshkian becomes the country's…