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Pezeshkian named Iran’s next president after comfortable win

Jul 6, 2024, 04:28 GMT+1Updated: 20:52 GMT+0

Masoud Pezeshkian won Iran’s snap presidential election by securing 16,384,403 votes, according to official figures.
His ultraconservative contender Saeed Jalili won 13,538,179 votes in a runoff election boycotted by over 50% of eligible voters.

A total of 30,530,157 ballots were cast, the figures released by the Interior Ministry show. Total number of eligible voters were around 61.5 million.

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