Iran Focus: Tabriz, Iran, Jun. 24 – Polling stations across this north-western metropolis and capital of Iran’s East Azerbaijan Province remained quiet throughout the day, as the local population by and large ignored the second round of presidential elections in Iran. A tour of the city at different times of the day between 9 am and 4 pm showed that there were only a handful of voters in most centres, with the security forces often outnumbering the voters.

Iran Focus: Garmsar, Iran, Jun. 24 – In this desert town where Iran’s presidential hopeful Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was born 49 years ago, voting stations were almost deserted as the
local people preferred to spend the holiday by going to the cooler mountainside villages near the town or staying indoors.

Iran Focus: Tehran and Bandar Abbas, Iran, Jun. 24 –
Hundreds of polling stations in Tehran and other towns and cities monitored were virtually empty in the early hours of voting period today during Iran’s second round presidential elections. The following photos are from polling stations in Tehran:

Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Jun. 24 – Hundreds of polling stations in Tehran and other towns and cities monitored were virtually empty in the early hours of voting period today during Iran’s second round presidential elections. In Tehran, about a dozen people were seen queuing up in Geisha, Karaj Al-Mehdi Mosque, and North Amirabad polling stations.

Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Jun. 24 –The Imam Ali Mosque in Pirouzi Street, Soudmand High School, Kowthar Mosque, and Ostad Shahriar School in Ghanat Kowthar Street, Al-Aqsa Mosque in Tehran-Pars, ninth district municipality in Tehran-Pars Fourth Square, Rasoul Mosque in Majidieh Street, Tehran’s Sharif University of Technology in Azadi Street, Shayesteh School in Lashgar Junction in Tehran each had a handful of voters present.