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Exclusive Photos: Countdown to Election Day

May 16, 2017
citizen Journalist
Exclusive Photos: Countdown to Election Day
Exclusive Photos: Countdown to Election Day
Exclusive Photos: Countdown to Election Day
Exclusive Photos: Countdown to Election Day
Exclusive Photos: Countdown to Election Day
Exclusive Photos: Countdown to Election Day
Exclusive Photos: Countdown to Election Day
Exclusive Photos: Countdown to Election Day
Exclusive Photos: Countdown to Election Day
Exclusive Photos: Countdown to Election Day
Exclusive Photos: Countdown to Election Day
Exclusive Photos: Countdown to Election Day
Exclusive Photos: Countdown to Election Day
Exclusive Photos: Countdown to Election Day
Exclusive Photos: Countdown to Election Day
Exclusive Photos: Countdown to Election Day
Exclusive Photos: Countdown to Election Day
Exclusive Photos: Countdown to Election Day
Exclusive Photos: Countdown to Election Day
Exclusive Photos: Countdown to Election Day
Exclusive Photos: Countdown to Election Day
Exclusive Photos: Countdown to Election Day
Exclusive Photos: Countdown to Election Day
Exclusive Photos: Countdown to Election Day

The countdown to the presidential election has begun, and across Iran, candidates are making their final push to gain votes. These exclusive photographs show varied campaign strategies used by presidential hopefuls, from eye-catching posters and leaflets to campaign slogans painted across city buildings. Voters of all ages are showing their support too, displaying banners, signs and flags on their cars and handbags and handing out campaign materials to passersby.

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