Following the end of the voting process for the Iranian presidential election at 12 o'clock last night, the process of counting the votes of this election has begun in more than 58 thousand polling stations across the country as well as 344 stations in 29 countries and is gradually being completed. . Based on the 12 million votes counted until the morning of this Saturday, June 29, Masoud Pazishkian is in the lead with more than 5 million votes, followed by Saeed Jalili in the second place with more than 4.8 million votes.
Publish dateSaturday 29 June 2024 - 09:20
Story Code : 292635
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Tehran: Mohsen Eslami, spokesman of the election headquarters of the Ministry of Interior of Iran, at 6:45 this morning on Saturday, June 29 (7:45 Kabul time), the latest report on the results of the 14th round of vote counting. He announced the presidential election of this country among the journalists present at the election headquarters.
He said: From a total of 58,640 branches all over Iran, up to this moment, the votes of 32,244 branches have been counted and included in the comprehensive election system.
Eslami added: Out of the total number of 482 districts, the votes of 375 districts have been counted and aggregated.
He announced the total number of counted ballot papers (correct and invalid) as 12 million 058 thousand 843 votes, and the status of the candidates is as follows:
1- Mr. Masoud Pazishkian: five million and 354 votes
2- Mr. Saeed Jalili: 4,875,269 votes
3- Mr. Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf: 1,620,628 votes
4- Mr. Mustafa Pour Mohammadi: 95,172 votes
This is while Iran's election headquarters announced the beginning of the counting phase of the 14th presidential term of this country after 12:00 last night, by publishing notice No. 27 and announcing the end of the deadline for voting.
It is stated in this announcement: Dear members of the registration and voting branches are informed that the deadline for voting has ended. Therefore, the aforementioned members are required to vote from the voters who were present in the queue when the end time of the election was announced, and when they are sure that no one is left to vote inside the branch, start the counting phase according to the relevant laws.
The Election Headquarters of Iran has commended and thanked all those who participated in the elections since the early hours of Friday with hearts full of faith and love for the ideals of Imam Khomeini (RA) and the valuable guidelines of the leadership of the Islamic Revolution.
He said: From a total of 58,640 branches all over Iran, up to this moment, the votes of 32,244 branches have been counted and included in the comprehensive election system.
Eslami added: Out of the total number of 482 districts, the votes of 375 districts have been counted and aggregated.
He announced the total number of counted ballot papers (correct and invalid) as 12 million 058 thousand 843 votes, and the status of the candidates is as follows:
1- Mr. Masoud Pazishkian: five million and 354 votes
2- Mr. Saeed Jalili: 4,875,269 votes
3- Mr. Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf: 1,620,628 votes
4- Mr. Mustafa Pour Mohammadi: 95,172 votes
This is while Iran's election headquarters announced the beginning of the counting phase of the 14th presidential term of this country after 12:00 last night, by publishing notice No. 27 and announcing the end of the deadline for voting.
It is stated in this announcement: Dear members of the registration and voting branches are informed that the deadline for voting has ended. Therefore, the aforementioned members are required to vote from the voters who were present in the queue when the end time of the election was announced, and when they are sure that no one is left to vote inside the branch, start the counting phase according to the relevant laws.
The Election Headquarters of Iran has commended and thanked all those who participated in the elections since the early hours of Friday with hearts full of faith and love for the ideals of Imam Khomeini (RA) and the valuable guidelines of the leadership of the Islamic Revolution.
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