We see some of the numbers that describe the upcoming elections in Iran:
• More than 59 million votes in Iran, a country with a population of over 80 million
• Seven Iranian presidential candidates protect 592 registered voters, while three resign
• There are zero women in the 40 who have registered to accept leadership
• Four years of Iran’s elected president
• Two words in a row is the limit that the President of Iran can hold
• 42% of the votes cast by the accredited Iranian Student Polling Agency, which may be lower in the absence of voter turnout and coronavirus epidemic
• 73% of those who represented in Iran’s last general election in 2017
• More than 50% of the total number of votes a candidate must win to avoid an election – and only once in 2005 since Islam 1979
• Six seats to be filled by voters at Iran’s Experts’ Conference, electing the country’s top leader
• Six seats will be filled by voters in Iran’s parliament
• About 200,000 seats in town and local councils in the country will also be elected by voters
