Iranians have headed to the polls in the runoff presidential election, a week after none of the candidates could secure the majority of votes in the snap election.

The two contenders running for Iran's presidency squared off in the second and final debate centered on economic issues, presenting their blueprints to woo voters ahead of the runoff vote.

Iran’s presidential election demonstrates the nation’s commitment to participatory and competitive democratic processes, serving as a testament to the robustness of its democracy, says an analyst.

As Iran holds the snap presidential election, US officials have been desperately trying to undermine the vibrant Iranian democracy through willful distortion of facts.

The presence of Jalili and Pezeshkian in a runoff vote underscores notable differences between the two candidates while reflecting the diversity of political positions within the Islamic Republic.

Iran will hold a runoff presidential election on July 5 after Friday's vote saw none of the four candidates securing an outright win, the election headquarters said.

The vote counting is in progress in Iran’s snap presidential election with preliminary results announced by the country's election headquarters pointing to a neck-to-neck fight between two candidates.

Millions of Iranians, in a display of tremendous patriotic fervor, participated in Friday’s snap presidential election to choose the successor of President Ebrahim Raeisi

This edition of the Iran Votes 2024 program looks at the voting day, election facts and figures and related developments.

The head of Iran's Zoroastrian community, Rashid Khorshidian, says their Iranian identity comes before their religious identity, adding that it is their national duty to vote in the country's elections.