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Iranians Head to Voting Booths in First Key Election Since Nuclear Deal
by News Editor
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani. The outcome of Iran’s election could affect Rouhani’s chances of re-election in 2017. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
Millions of Iranians are voting in two key elections – the first since a deal with world powers over Iran’s nuclear program and the lifting of sanctions.
Voters are choosing a new parliament and Assembly of Experts, a clerical body that appoints the Supreme Leader.
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