Intro 11

The race has been reshaped, but only mildly so far. Three presidential candidates have dropped out, two from the Principlist and one from the Reformist camp. The perceived heavyweights are still fighting, though.

Voters now have a clearer picture of the candidates. They have watched three presidential debates. Read about the third and final debate in Iran’s 2021 presidential election here, about the second here, and the first here.

As of Thursday morning — 24 hours before polls open — all campaigning will have to stop, according to election law.

Keep following everything about the June 18 presidential election — including round-the-clock updates on the results — here on this page. All reporting will also be available on Twitter @PressTVElection, where you can find exclusive content as well.

This is Iran’s 13th presidential election, and it will be covered here in full.

Above, a supporter holds an envelope with the message “A letter from the soldier of the homeland, Qassem Soleimani” written on it, during a campaign meeting of presidential candidate Ebrahim Raeisi, in Tehran, on June 15, 2021. (Photo by Sajjad Ali Hemmati/YJC)

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