2021 Iranian General Election

2021 Iranian General Election

2018 ← 8 May, 2021 → Next

All 499 Seats of the Iranian Majlis 250 Seats needed for a Majority seats needed for a majority   Leader Chrisjen Avasarala Emrys Taghdian Party National Labour Liberal Democrats Leader since 16 August 2018 17 March 2019 Leader's seat Tehran North Qom Last election 311 184 Seats needed 0 66 TPP TPP Swing

The Iranian General Election of 2021 was called after the Senate rejected the bill creating the National Infrastructural Safety Advisory Board for a second time. Thus, the trigger for a Double Dissolution Election, dismissing the House and Senate at once was fulfilled. Election day shall be May 8, 2021. All 499 seats of the House of Representatives and all 252 seats of the Imperial Senate, were up for election. The incumbent third term Labor Government led by Chrisjen Avasarala entered the election with 311 of the 499 seats in the House of Representatives and 123 Senators. The opposition, led by Emrys Taghdian is seeking to form government at the conclusion of this election.

Iran enforces compulsory voting and uses full-preference instant-runoff voting in single-member seats for the House of Representatives and optional preferential single transferable voting in the proportionally represented Senate. The election was administered by the Imperial National Electoral Commission.

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Senate Projections

Projections from April 1 - April 12

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