Islamic City Council of Tehran election, 2013![](//upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/ca/Flag_of_Iran.svg/50px-Flag_of_Iran.svg.png)
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31 City Council seats 16 seats needed for a majority |
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Alliance | Conservatives | Reformists | Seats won | | | |
Chairman before election Mehdi Chamran Principlist | Elected Chairman Ahmad Masjed-Jamei Reformists | |
An election to the Islamic City Council of Tehran took place on 14 June 2013, along with the local elections nationwide.
The council is elected by the plurality-at-large voting system. The Principlists gained majority with 18 seats, while the Reformists had endorsed 13 winners in their list.[1]
Results
# | Candidate | Electoral list | Votes | % |
RC | PV | PJP | ABII | FLIL | FIRS | AM |
↓ 31 Sitting Members ↓ |
1 | Mehdi Chamran | | Y | Y | | Y | | 566,614 | 20.34 |
2 | Alireza Dabir | | Y | | 400,677 | 14.38 |
3 | Ahmad Masjed-Jamei | Y | Y | | 281,548 | 10.10 |
4 | Hossein Rezazadeh | | Y | | 270,390 | 9.70 |
5 | Habib Kashani | | Y | Y | | 266,533 | 9.57 |
6 | Hadi Saei | | 260,457 | 9.35 |
7 | Morteza Talaie | | Y | Y | | 242,386 | 8.70 |
8 | Parviz Sorouri | | Y | Y | | Y | | 199,956 | 7.18 |
9 | Reza Taghipour | | Y | Y | | Y | | 186,020 | 6.68 |
10 | Elaheh Rastgou | Y | | 179,982 | 6.46 |
11 | Abbas Sheybani | | Y | Y | Y | Y | | 173,277 | 6.22 |
12 | Esmaeil Dousti | Y | Y | | 158,707 | 5.70 |
13 | Ahmad Donyamali | Y | Y | Y | | 157,277 | 5.64 |
14 | Mohammad Salari | Y | Y | | 155,138 | 5.57 |
15 | Mohammad-Mehdi Tondgouyan | Y | | 154,921 | 5.56 |
16 | Fatemeh Daneshvar | Y | | 144,792 | 5.20 |
17 | Ahmad Hakimipour | Y | | 137,694 | 4.94 |
18 | Mohammad Haghani | Y | | 135,100 | 4.85 |
19 | Mojtaba Shakeri | | Y | | Y | | 130,269 | 4.68 |
20 | Abdolhossein Mokhtabad | Y | Y | | 129,969 | 4.66 |
21 | Rahmatollah Hafezi | | Y | Y | | Y | | 129,832 | 4.66 |
22 | Abolfazl Ghana'ati | | Y | Y | | Y | | 127,664 | 4.58 |
23 | Eghbal Shakeri | | Y | Y | | Y | | 127,558 | 4.58 |
24 | Mehdi Hojjat | Y | Y | Y | | 127,252 | 4.57 |
25 | Gholamreza Ansari | Y | | 126,500 | 4.54 |
26 | Masoumeh Abad | | Y | Y | | 122,790 | 4.41 |
27 | Abolmoghim Nasehi | | Y | Y | | 119,826 | 4.30 |
28 | Mohsen Sorkhou | Y | | 118,745 | 4.26 |
29 | Abbas Jadidi | | 117,503 | 4.22 |
30 | Mohsen Pirhadi | | Y | Y | | 114,495 | 4.11 |
31 | Mohammad Mehdi Mofatteh | | Y | | Y | Y | | 114,439 | 4.11 |
↓ 12 Alternate Members ↓ |
32 | Masoud Soltanifar | Y | | 114,118 | 4.10 |
33 | Valiollah Shojapourian | Y | | 110,696 | 3.97 |
34 | Ali Saberi | Y | | 109,411 | 3.93 |
35 | Afshin Habibzadeh | Y | Y | | 108,059 | 3.88 |
36 | Hassan Khalilabadi | Y | | 106,731 | 3.83 |
37 | Zahra Sadre'azam-Nouri | Y | | 105,896 | 3.80 |
38 | Faezeh Dolati | Y | | 105,675 | 3.79 |
39 | Abbas Mirza-Aboutalebi | Y | | 104,591 | 3.75 |
40 | Abbas Masjedi-Arani | | Y | | Y | | 104,273 | 3.74 |
41 | Adel Abdi | Y | | 104,176 | 3.74 |
42 | Khosro Daneshjou | | Y | Y | | 103,949 | 3.73 |
43 | Hassan Ghafourifard | | Y | | Y | | 101,822 | 3.65 |
↓ Defeated ↓ |
44 | Mohammad Saeidnejad | Y | | 101,683 | 3.65 |
45 | Seyyed Hassan E'temadzadeh | | Y | Y | | 101,603 | 3.65 |
46 | Afshin Ala' | Y | | 101,542 | 3.64 |
47 | Siavash Shahrivar | Y | | 101,034 | 3.63 |
48 | Somayeh Boroujerdi | | Y | Y | | 100,510 | 3.61 |
49 | Alireza Ali-Ahmadi | | Y | Y | | 99,019 | 3.55 |
50 | Seyyed Mehdi Nademi | Y | | 98,970 | 3.55 |
51 | Seyyed Abolhassan Riazi | Y | | 98,628 | 3.54 |
52 | Mohsen Mansouri | | Y | | 95,509 | 3.43 |
53 | Mohammad Mirzaei | Y | | 94,758 | 3.40 |
54 | Behrouz Shojaei | Y | | 94,446 | 3.39 |
55 | Ali Nozarpour | Y | | 89,385 | 3.21 |
56 | Seyyed Afzal Mousavi | Y | | 87,465 | 3.14 |
57 | Hossein Sari | | Y | | Y | | 86,418 | 3.10 |
58 | Bahman Adibzadeh | | Y | | Y | | 85,109 | 3.05 |
59 | Hassan Bayadi | | Y | | 84,289 | 3.03 |
60 | Hassan Hamidzadeh | | Y | | 75,190 | 2.70 |
61 | Seyyed Manaaf Hashemi | | Y | | 74,178 | 2.66 |
62 | Vahid Norouzi | | Y | Y | | 73,266 | 2.63 |
63 | Irandokht Fayyaz | | Y | | Y | | Y | 67,022 | 2.41 |
64 | Fazel Nazari | | Y | Y | | 65,183 | 2.34 |
65 | Sedigheh Hekmat | | Y | | 61,915 | 2.22 |
66 | Ali Rajabi | | Y | | 61,083 | 2.19 |
67 | Mohammad-Hashem Ghoroghi | | Y | | 60,054 | 2.16 |
68 | Alireza Saffarzadeh | | Y | | 60,005 | 2.15 |
69 | Morteza Ghoroghi | | 59,661 | 2.14 |
70 | Eshrat Shayegh | | Y | | 56,601 | 2.03 |
71 | Abdolhossein Nasseri | | Y | | 55,641 | 1.99 |
72 | Ebrahim Bazian | | Y | | 54,635 | 1.96 |
73 | Ahmad Cheldavi | | Y | | 53,892 | 1.93 |
74 | Jalil Nikzad-Samarin | | Y | | 53,811 | 1.93 |
75 | Amireddin Sadrnejad | | Y | | 53,658 | 1.92 |
76 | Majid Shayesteh | | 53,120 | 1.90 |
77 | Vadoud Heydari | | Y | | 51,709 | 1.85 |
78 | Zahra Soltani | | Y | | 51,025 | 1.83 |
79 | Reza Moghaddas | | Y | | 50,660 | 1.81 |
80 | Afshin Parvinpour | | Y | | 50,370 | 1.80 |
81 | Abdolreza Sheykholeslami | | Y | 50,179 | 1.80 |
82 | Mohammad-Reza Tabatabaei | | Y | | 49,677 | 1.78 |
83 | Ferdos Ghomashchi | | Y | | 49,621 | 1.78 |
84 | Rasoul Abbasi | | Y | | 49,469 | 1.78 |
85 | Saeid Ghofrani | | Y | Y | | 48,930 | 1.76 |
86 | Morteza Mahmoudi | | Y | | 48,914 | 1.76 |
87 | Mahnoosh Motamedi Azari | | Y | | 47,253 | 1.70 |
88 | Asadollah Asgaroladi | | Y | | Y | | 44,441 | 1.59 |
89 | Ahmad Sadeghi | | 43,866 | 1.57 |
90 | Mohammad-Reza Mirmohammadi | | Y | | 42,307 | 1.52 |
91 | Habibollah Kasesaz | | Y | | 42,097 | 1.51 |
92 | Mahmoud Saber-Hamishegi | | 40,730 | 1.46 |
93 | Ebrahim Ansarian | | Y | | 40,281 | 1.45 |
94 | Hossein Khanlari | | 39,826 | 1.43 |
95 | Seyyed Hadi Hashemi | | 37,433 | 1.34 |
96 | Rahim Khaki | | Y | | 36,727 | 1.32 |
97 | Parvin Ahmadinejad | | Y | 35,339 | 1.27 |
98 | Majid Fahmideh | | 35,154 | 1.26 |
99 | Esmat Nazeri | | Y | Y | | 35,154 | 1.26 |
100 | Arash Miresmaeili | | 33,549 | 1.20 |
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Invalid/blank votes | 543,695 | 19.51 |
Total Votes | 2,786,357 | 100 |
Source: Ministry of Interior / Asriran / Khabaronline / Fars Archived 2018-06-16 at the Wayback Machine / Fars / Entekhab / Asriran |
References
- ^ Ali M. Pedram (20 June 2013). "Reformists return to power in Iran's local elections". Asharq Al Awsat. Archived from the original on 4 March 2016. Retrieved 1 April 2017.
Thirty-one council seats were up for grabs in Tehran, with 13 going to reformists. Although conservatives won 18 seats in the capital in total... Although the composition of Tehran's new city council appears to give conservatives a majority with 18 seats, four of these were won by previously apolitical celebrity athletes, who observers speculate may be open to changing their affiliation in the future.