Elections in Iran

Iran elects by the vote for all the chief of the government (the president of the republic), a legislature (the Majlis of Iran) and an assembled experts (who elects the Head of the State, the Supreme guide). Local elections take place every four years through the country. The president is elected by the people for a four years mandate, renewable once. Parliament, or Islamic Consultative Assembly ( Majlis-e Shura-ye Eslami ) account 290 members, elected for four years. The elections of the assembly of the experts are held every eight years. All the candidates must be approved by the Conseil of the Guards. For more details, to see Political of Iran.

Presidential election of 2005

See also: presidential Election 2005, Iran

Election in Majlis 2004

See also: elections in Majles of Iran, 2004

Last elections

  • presidential Election 1980, Iran
  • presidential Election July 1981, Iran
  • presidential Election October 1981, Iran
  • presidential Election 1985, Iran
  • presidential Election 1989, Iran
  • presidential Election 1993, Iran
  • presidential Election 1997, Iran
  • presidential Election 2001, Iran

See too

  • Political of Iran
  • Electoral system

External bonds

  • BBC into Persan with proposes Iranian presidential election
  • Archives of the elections of Adam Carr

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