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The last time there was a Presidential election in Iran, more than 70% of eligible voters cast ballots. And voted the Supreme Leader's candidate down by 2 to 1. This time, that same candidate won with 62.5% support. Of course, this time, more than half of eligible voters stayed home. Trita Parsi of the Quincy Institute explains the story.
By KSFRThe last time there was a Presidential election in Iran, more than 70% of eligible voters cast ballots. And voted the Supreme Leader's candidate down by 2 to 1. This time, that same candidate won with 62.5% support. Of course, this time, more than half of eligible voters stayed home. Trita Parsi of the Quincy Institute explains the story.