Record low turnout in Iran polls as hardliners win

The recent elections in Iran saw a record low turnout, with only a small percentage of eligible voters casting their ballots. Despite the low participation, hardliners emerged victorious in the polls, signaling a shift in Iran’s political landscape.

Many factors may have contributed to the low turnout, including voter apathy, dissatisfaction with the candidates, and concerns about the integrity of the election process. Regardless of the reasons, the outcome of the election has raised questions about the future direction of Iran and its relationship with the international community.

As hardliners take control, it remains to be seen how their policies will shape Iran’s domestic and foreign affairs. The world will be watching closely as Iran navigates these uncertain times.