Nabz Iran | Nabz Elections Central 2021

Calendar of the presidential and local elections, parliamentary and the assembly of experts mid-term elections 2021

On June 18, Iranians will go to the polls to elect a new president for a four-year term. While the presidential race understandably receives considerable attention domestically and internationally, Iranians also elect more than 127,610 fellow citizens to represent them on village, municipal and regional councils; they will also decide on representatives for six of the parliament seat (Majlis) and four seats of the Assembly of Experts in mid-term elections.
Elections are more than just one day and the casting of a ballot. They are part of an ongoing cycle by which citizens participate in the process of delivering a better quality of life, whether at the national, regional or local level. Such a process can only improve if citizens take part in all of its aspects. Genuine elections are a fundamental human right; when conducted properly they encourage popular engagement, accountability, and peaceful transfer of power. Even as one election passes, it begins another cycle and offers opportunities to improve the system.
Nabz-Iran has followed elections since 2013 and compiled a series of resources to encourage a more accountable system that involves and responds to citizens. See below to learn more and check back for new materials. What Were Past Results? Check here.

What were the results?

A glimpse at the violations during the 2021 election in Iran

What happens when official data is incomplete?

How Do Iranian Elections Work?

What Should Voters Think About?

How Can Citizens Promote Accountability?

Infographics

Cartoons

International Labor Day and the Elections in Iran
Candidate Registration for the Presidential Elections

Nabz Elections Central 2021