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and continued for five days, until 14 May. If the
Guardian Council had requested, it may have been extended for five more days, until 19 May. The candidates were not allowed to do advertisements, until the final list of approved candidates are known. The official period for advertisement was from 27 May to 15 June.
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as a symbol of not supporting the current regime and its practices. The boycotters' reasons included the massive rejection of registered candidates, that they believed that the role of the
Iranian president is insignificant in the power structure and overshadowed by those of the supreme leader who is
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The best financed candidate, Rafsanjani, campaigned with an entourage of bullet-proof
Mercedes limousines. While he usually did not emphasize issues in his campaign Rafsanjani did tell voters that "there is no use imposing tastes, being strict, and going backward. ... Whoever becomes president cannot
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and a former
President of Iran, who has won the support of several parties from both of the wings (and may still win more support), but is considered to lean towards the conservatives more than towards the reformists. Ironically, the reformist alliance considered him as a possible candidate of theirs
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Ministry of Interior and the Guardian Council for 17 June 2005. The election will continue as a runoff race, which will take place a week later than the first round of elections, on 24 June 2005. The registration of candidates began on 10 May 2005
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of the voters, which was about 64% in the first round, to resemble the support of the population for the regime, while some voters consider voting for the candidates less aligned with the supreme leader as a vote against the current practices of the regime. Comparative to other elections, there does
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Some of the controversies involve activities of the
Guardian Council such as the publishing an opinion poll before the election giving Ahmadinejad front-runner status. It also announced the partial results of the election on the day after the election, putting Ahmadinejad on the second rank while he
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The second round of the election occurred on 24 June and
Iranian nationals born on or before 24 June 1990 were able to vote. The election in Iran began at 09:00 local time (04:30 UTC) and the closing time of the voting polls was at 19:00 (14:30 UTC), but was subject to extension by the Ministry of
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The list of all the people who have officially registered to run for the post is not available to the public, but the
Guardian Council published a final list of six approved candidates on 22 May rejecting all independent candidates and some candidates from the both wings, specially the reformist
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The registration of the candidates finished on 14 May 2005 and 1014 candidates had registered to run, including many people who did not have the qualifications required in the law. More than 90% of the candidates were men, and there were about ninety female candidates. The law about the election
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While some members of the intellectual community in Iran supported the boycott, some key figures, residing inside Iran or exiled to Europe or North
America, had asked their readers and the general population to vote in the election, reasoning that not voting in the election would result in the
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has pointed to an announcement by
Movahhedi Kermani, the official representative of the supreme leader in Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, mentioning "vote for a person who keeps to the minimum in his advertisements and doesn't lavish", which uniquely pointed to Ahmadinejad.
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The first three suggestions by the Ministry, for 13 May, 20 May and 10 June 2005, had been rejected by the council. The Ministry had mentioned that it is concerned that an election later than 20 May may collide with the final exams of the elementary schools and high schools.
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and will run independently, unless Akbar Rafsanjanī, who was the President of Iran during Velayati's ministership, runs. On 14 May, Velayati did not register to run until the official deadline, and then announced that he is supporting Rafsanjani in the
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was still in the third rank in the partial statistics published by the Ministry of Interior, which led to President Khatami going to the Ministry several times and explicitly asking the council to not announce any more partial results.
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work without considering the demands and conditions of society." He also indicated a liberalizing in his views on proper Islamic dress. Where in 2002 he had said that exposing a single strand of a woman's hair from behind
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practically elected for life, and that they believed that all the candidates had already helped the regime in the oppression of its political opposition or would do so if elected. The most famous boycott leader was
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and former presidential candidate. Tavakkoli resigned from the race on 1 May 2005, telling that he is doing this to help minimize the diversity in the conservative camp. He is supporting Ghalibaf in the
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435:, finally until 23:00 (18:30 UTC). Outside Iran, different times are used as the opening and closing hours for the polling offices. On the same date, mid-term Majlis elections for
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as their preferred candidate who is considered to be the least aligned with Ayatollah Khamenei, but a few have also talked or written in support of Rafsanjanī or
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process does not include any requirements for people who want to register to run: it only provides qualifications that are to be checked by the Guardian Council.
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military forces, and Basij militia forces have been illegally used to generate and mobilize support for Ahmadinejad. Karroubi has explicitly alleged that
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not seem to be any major drop in number of votes caused by boycott. The turnout in the previous election, i.e. Khatami's second term, was at 67%.
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3464:, Penguin Press, 2008, p. 317–8
2096:" and MIRO telling about the rival "
1997:, for publishing Karroubi's letter.
1657:(IRNA) poll conducted in March 2005
1544:Alliance of Builders of Islamic Iran
1282:Front for Democracy and Human Rights
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978:Chekaad-e Daaneshjooyaan-e Mosalmaan
912:), and one of the hostage-takers in
834:Alliance of Builders of Islamic Iran
68:"2005 Iranian presidential election"
57:adding citations to reliable sources
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4778:
3943:Guide to Iran's presidential polls
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832:(ISE), supported by some parts of
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384:17 June 2005, with a second round
134:2005 Iranian presidential election
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3859:Robin B. Wright, ed. (2010),
3648:, Penguin Press, 2008, p. 315
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1083:, declined on 6 December 2004
957:, Majlis representative from
906:Islamic Iran Solidarity Party
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3972:Run off results from the BBC
1655:Islamic Republic News Agency
1518:Islamic Society of Engineers
1438:Freethinkers' Pinnacle Party
1398:Combatant Clergy Association
1345:people with a background in
1333:for his journalism and in a
1047:Declinations and withdrawals
830:Islamic Society of Engineers
738:Combatant Clergy Association
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3719:Journal of Politics and Law
1577:Islamic Society of Students
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1197:Minister of Foreign Affairs
1169:Hossein Mirmohammad-Sadeghi
1013:Ayatollah Mahmoud Taleghani
918:2001 presidential elections
890:, Majlis representative of
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164:24 June 2005 (second round)
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3966:Situation on 6 December
3892:Oxford University Press
3886:Gheissari, Ali (2009).
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2222:Mostafa Moeen
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2078:Mostafa Moeen
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2020:
2015:
2013:
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1805:
1801:
1788:
1786:
1785:Mohsen Rezaei
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1748:
1747:Mostafa Moeen
1744:
1731:
1729:
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1690:Mehdi Karoubi
1687:
1674:
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1660:
1656:
1649:Opinion polls
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2395:Mehralizadeh
2237:Ali Larijani
2134:Second round
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1389:Organization
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1225:Human rights
1219:, winner of
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4643:(2006–2010)
4512:Referendums
4480:Constituent
4029:referendums
3767:24 November
3694:24 November
3626:28 December
3616:Iran Report
3433:28,095,072
2380:Ahmadinejad
2321:Total votes
2287:Valid votes
2131:First round
2088:(IIPF) and
1889:Percentage
1665:Percentage
1382:First round
1331:Evin prison
1327:Akbar Ganji
1315:monarchists
1308:Peugeot 504
1001:, known as
955:Rafat Bayat
824:, Mayor of
795:(IIPF) and
719:Trans-party
684:Haddad-Adel
662:candidates
511:and/or the
275:Percentage
270:10,046,701
4934:Categories
4676:Presidency
4605:Ex officio
4535:1979 (Dec)
4530:1979 (Mar)
4059:1981 (Oct)
4054:1981 (Jul)
3823:(1): 53–62
3487:6 December
3448:References
3338:4,981,186
3173:1,322,998
3146:Mazandaran
3008:1,467,021
2942:2,518,816
2849:Kermanshah
2843:1,158,187
2810:1,757,452
2645:1,006,394
2612:1,766,729
2480:1,308,390
2410:Rafsanjanī
2347:46,786,418
2341:46,786,418
2330:27,995,253
2324:29,317,039
2296:27,331,483
2290:28,095,102
2275:27,331,483
2269:28,095,102
2183:17,284,782
2164:10,046,701
1978:Hayat-e No
1886:Candidate
1392:Candidate
1319:reformists
1280:See also:
1269:March 2010
1208:elections.
1185:elections.
1066:Reformists
1037:Ayatollah
883:Reformists
753:Reformists
688:Parliament
487:Candidates
483:Interior.
266:17,284,782
256:Reformists
79:newspapers
4865:(brother)
4025:Elections
3841:21 August
3741:1913-9047
3430:6,179,653
3427:4,075,189
3424:4,069,698
3421:1,287,440
3418:1,716,081
3415:5,056,686
3412:5,710,354
3335:1,274,276
3316:1,500,829
3047:Kurdistan
2981:Khuzestan
2717:Hormozgan
2376:Province
2307:1,221,937
2256:1,287,440
2241:1,716,081
2226:4,069,699
2211:4,075,189
2196:5,056,686
2177:5,710,354
2158:6,179,653
2128:Candidate
2115:far-right
993:Esteghlal
967:see above
453:Iranshahr
437:Gachsaran
247:Alliance
4909:Category
4873:(sister)
3537:cite web
3497:cite web
3438:Source:
3404:448,303
3371:453,167
3305:859,903
3272:281,390
3239:464,357
3206:497,403
3140:578,045
3107:793,093
3080:Lorestan
3074:347,449
3041:312,100
2975:285,580
2909:345,442
2876:718,699
2777:289,007
2744:599,982
2711:790,953
2678:700,845
2651:Golestan
2579:366,128
2546:406,594
2513:793,336
2447:476,123
2405:Ghalibaf
2390:Larijani
2385:Karroubi
2355:Source:
2113:and the
2012:Islamism
1367:Karroubi
1343:military
1233:Campaign
419:Schedule
213:Nominee
4920:Commons
4197:1943–44
3527:18 June
3400:110,698
3349:175,206
3332:614,381
3329:648,598
3326:281,748
3323:246,167
3320:415,187
3302:155,147
3295:479,125
3236:104,004
3217:256,110
3203:108,928
3184:118,414
3170:311,949
3167:116,763
3164:148,408
3157:464,891
3153:103,229
3150:159,291
3137:143,118
3122:104,522
3118:161,669
3113:Markazi
3104:121,130
3088:440,247
3055:111,249
3005:319,921
3002:148,234
2999:148,529
2989:538,735
2985:232,874
2953:101,638
2939:527,707
2935:877,665
2931:325,281
2922:297,967
2919:377,732
2902:100,091
2873:137,010
2870:115,439
2867:106,804
2857:254,780
2839:480,271
2835:112,056
2826:221,219
2823:152,764
2820:129,284
2807:260,858
2804:198,409
2801:196,261
2792:196,512
2788:801,635
2783:Isfahan
2758:108,627
2735:153,648
2725:177,413
2708:175,997
2692:218,018
2688:195,030
2684:Hamadan
2675:155,498
2669:156,862
2659:193,570
2641:215,478
2637:171,562
2634:182,321
2625:203,941
2622:149,026
2609:403,074
2606:273,542
2603:217,122
2593:546,633
2589:242,535
2519:Bushehr
2510:151,525
2507:141,289
2504:146,941
2500:163,091
2477:268,954
2474:122,160
2471:190,211
2467:378,604
2460:121,969
2457:198,417
2441:106,272
2434:111,465
2420:Ardabil
2313:663,770
2094:fascism
2062:turnout
2040:Results
1990:Etemaad
1944:mosques
1934:Conduct
1641:Boycott
1636:faction
1634:Allameh
1570:faction
445:Ghazvin
441:Garmsar
386:run-off
283:36.76%
194:
180:Turnout
93:scholar
4857:(wife)
4847:Family
4730:Israel
4365:Senate
3898:
3867:
3739:
3593:10 May
3567:23 May
3396:71,365
3393:68,649
3390:18,568
3387:22,869
3384:62,845
3381:93,309
3377:Zanjan
3368:77,924
3365:66,892
3362:60,510
3353:58,132
3311:Tehran
3299:68,605
3288:24,954
3285:77,017
3282:47,743
3269:69,773
3266:37,059
3263:26,572
3257:20,190
3254:25,899
3250:98,024
3245:Semnan
3233:25,792
3230:27,824
3227:14,451
3224:10,894
3221:25,282
3200:77,399
3197:68,366
3194:24,649
3191:18,078
3188:81,569
3179:Qazvin
3161:18,467
3134:71,828
3131:65,592
3128:14,058
3125:17,258
3101:70,225
3098:53,747
3092:31,169
3084:69,710
3071:54,004
3068:48,913
3065:92,884
3062:10,261
3051:22,353
3038:56,154
3035:52,259
3032:50,954
3026:20,306
3022:96,459
3018:34,396
2996:20,164
2993:58,564
2972:57,244
2969:49,043
2966:39,276
2957:27,705
2928:33,488
2925:78,976
2906:70,407
2898:37,330
2892:16,900
2889:89,551
2886:22,954
2864:12,516
2861:22,033
2853:70,117
2832:52,896
2816:Kerman
2798:30,325
2795:73,452
2774:40,580
2771:41,082
2768:56,526
2754:32,383
2741:75,601
2738:25,326
2729:78,161
2721:80,154
2705:72,986
2702:84,424
2699:20,496
2696:24,002
2672:87,522
2663:42,334
2655:56,776
2631:33,996
2628:50,070
2600:22,440
2597:61,383
2576:59,521
2573:64,068
2570:48,356
2564:23,127
2561:75,044
2557:90,960
2543:97,412
2540:46,962
2537:68,547
2527:98,148
2523:82,376
2496:15,435
2493:99,766
2490:75,319
2463:28,075
2444:95,490
2438:67,134
2427:53,906
2424:34,090
2333:100.00
2327:100.00
2278:100.00
2272:100.00
2099:Führer
2028:Shargh
1987:, and
1972:Eghbal
1946:, the
1568:Shiraz
1357:, and
1143:Majlis
1003:Arshia
959:Zanjan
902:Tehran
892:Tabriz
850:, the
826:Tehran
775:, and
696:should
678:, the
543:Majlis
469:Shiraz
467:, and
465:Sarbaz
461:Marand
413:Tehran
279:63.24%
232:Party
95:
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4703:Riots
4413:Local
3817:(PDF)
3684:(PDF)
3409:Total
3359:5,186
3356:9,317
3291:7,312
3260:3,873
3095:6,865
3059:7,785
3029:1,572
2963:4,958
2960:5,716
2895:8,209
2829:9,697
2765:3,026
2762:6,783
2732:9,679
2666:8,283
2618:Gilan
2567:5,051
2534:4,942
2531:8,207
2430:7,766
2400:Moeen
2350:59.84
2344:62.66
2299:97.63
2293:95.83
2266:Total
2229:14.49
2214:14.50
2199:18.00
2186:63.24
2180:20.33
2167:36.76
2161:22.00
2145:Votes
2139:Votes
1363:Moeen
1310:car.
1300:Basij
1289:hejab
963:rejāl
536:rejal
528:rejāl
457:Jolfa
100:JSTOR
86:books
4540:1989
4525:1963
4520:1953
4502:1979
4497:1967
4492:1949
4487:1925
4471:2021
4466:2017
4461:2013
4456:2006
4451:2003
4446:1999
4441:1979
4436:1976
4431:1972
4426:1970
4421:1968
4403:1975
4398:1971
4393:1967
4388:1963
4383:1960
4378:1954
4373:1949
4355:2024
4350:2016
4345:2006
4340:1998
4335:1990
4330:1982
4312:2024
4307:2020
4302:2016
4297:2012
4292:2008
4287:2004
4282:2000
4277:1996
4272:1992
4267:1988
4262:1984
4257:1980
4252:1975
4247:1971
4242:1967
4237:1963
4232:1961
4227:1960
4222:1956
4217:1954
4212:1952
4207:1950
4202:1947
4192:1941
4187:1939
4182:1937
4177:1935
4172:1932
4167:1930
4162:1928
4157:1926
4152:1923
4147:1921
4142:1914
4137:1909
4132:1906
4114:2024
4109:2021
4104:2017
4099:2013
4094:2009
4089:2005
4084:2001
4079:1997
4074:1993
4069:1989
4064:1985
4049:1980
4033:Iran
4027:and
3896:ISBN
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3843:2016
3769:2016
3737:ISSN
3696:2016
3628:2016
3595:2005
3569:2005
3543:link
3529:2011
3503:link
3489:2006
3344:Yazd
2750:Ilam
2585:Fars
2361:IFES
2357:IFES
2316:2.37
2310:4.17
2259:4.58
2244:6.11
2052:The
1963:Iran
1921:39.7
1678:28.2
1622:None
1298:and
866:IRIB
692:must
666:and
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503:and
449:Ilam
407:and
382:Iran
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169:2009
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