#Iran Heads To Presidential Run-Off On July 5 Amid Record Low Turnout Tehran, Iran – # The Snap Presidential Election In Iran Is Heading Into A Run-Off Next Week # After Reformist-Backed Masoud Pezeshkian And Hardliner Saeed Jalili Emerged At The Top But Failed To Secure A Majority In A Vote With A Record-Low Turnout. # #Only 40 Percent Of More Than 61 Million Eligible Iranians Voted, #the Ministry Of Interior Said On Saturday #, A New Low In Presidential Elections Since The Country’s 1979 Revolution. # #The Final Numbers From Election Headquarters At #The Ministry Showed That The Moderate Pezeshkian Received More Than # 10.41 Million Votes From A Total Of More # Than 24.5 Million Ballots Counted, Trailed By Former Nuclea # Negotiator Saeed Jalili With 9.47 Million Votes. # #This Is Only The Second Time Since #The 1979 Revolution #That A Presidential Election Has Gone To A Second Round. # Conservative Speaker Of The # Parliament Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, With 3.38 Million Votes #, And Conservative Islamic Leader Mostafa Pourmohammadi, With 206,397 Votes #, Were Knocked Out Of The Race. Two Other Candidates, # Tehran Mayor Alireza Zakani And Government Officia #l Amir-Hossein Ghazizadeh Hashemi, Dropped Out #

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