Post-Election Procedures
Leadership Transition: In the event of the president’s death or incapacitation, the first vice president, Mohammad Mokhbar, would assume presidential duties for a temporary period of 50 days. During this time, early presidential elections would be organized as mandated by Article 131 of the Constitution.
Election Schedule Finalization: The election schedule was reviewed and finalized by the country’s election headquarters on May 31. The Guardian Council approved July 8 as the official election date, and the candidate registration was conducted from June 10 to June 14.
Conclusion
Iran’s presidential election process is characterized by its structured approach to candidate registration, rigorous qualification reviews, and meticulously planned voting procedures. Despite criticisms and challenges, the process aims to ensure transparency, fairness, and the selection of a competent leader. The involvement of various political bodies, including the Ministry of Interior and the Guardian Council, underscores the importance of checks and balances in maintaining the integrity of the election.