Long queues as Iranians start voting in presidential election

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Iran votes in first presidential election since nuclear deal

Iranians voted in fiercely-contested presidential polls on Friday, standing in long lines to choose between Hassan Rouhani, the incumbent who wants normal ties with the West, and a populist challenger backed by powerful security hawks.

"Everyone should vote in this important election ... The country's fate is determined by the people," Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said, casting his ballot in Tehran as lengthy queues formed across the country of 80 million.


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So one day there too hey, a 70% turn out, good for you, we have about a 30% turn out. I hope the moderate wins, populism is trying to make a comeback, we can only hope it doesn't last.
 
So one day there too hey, a 70% turn out, good for you, we have about a 30% turn out. I hope the moderate wins, populism is trying to make a comeback, we can only hope it doesn't last.
i hope too. iran havnt good polls for election. nobody knows .....
 
I've read somewhere on the web that Mr. Raisi was better than Hassan Rouhani because he's very honest :)

hardliner and iran revolution gaurd support him .its enough reason for me to dont vote ...
 

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