Record low turnout in Iran polls as hardliners win

Recently, Iran held elections that saw a record low turnout as hardliners emerged victorious. The low participation in the polls has raised concerns about the legitimacy of the results and the future of Iran’s political landscape.

Many critics argue that the low turnout was a result of widespread disillusionment with the government and the lack of viable opposition candidates. Others point to voter suppression tactics employed by the ruling hardline faction.

Despite the controversy surrounding the election, hardliners now hold a majority in Iran’s parliament, solidifying their power and influence in the country’s politics.

This outcome has led to increased tensions both domestically and internationally, as hardliners are known for their aggressive stance towards foreign policy and human rights issues.

As Iran grapples with political uncertainty and social unrest, the international community watches closely to see how the hardline faction will shape the country’s future.