For first time, Iran to hold presidential vote digitally
All registrations for Iran's upcoming elections in June will be
carried out digitally for the first time, Interior Minister Mostafa
Mohammad Najjar said on Wednesday.
Najjar added that a comprehensive system has been set up for
electronic election processing management, Fars news agency
reported.
Iran's presidential vote will be held concurrent with village and
city council polls on June 14.
Except for voting, other election processes will be carried out
digitally as well, Mohammad Najjar explained.
The Central Executive Election Board is tasked with planning and
supervising the elections.
The eleventh election of the President of Iran to elect the seventh
President, successor of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who is barred from
standing for a third term.
The elections will take place on the same day as local council elections.