Live Blog: Iran Votes For President

Anecdotally, I think turnout far higher than expected but doubt it was as high as 2009.

— Najmeh Bozorgmehr (@Najmeh_Tehran) June 14, 2013

Voting has ended in #Iran's presidential election, after an extension of four hours in most areas and five hours in the capital Tehran

— Yeganeh June Torbati (@yjtorbati) June 14, 2013

Police chief Ahmadi Moghadam says no "security" issue reported so far. He is quoted by Iranian news agencies as saying turnout was high.

The semi-official Mehr news agency quotes Gholam Hossein dashti head of Election Headquarters in Yazd province as saying turnout in Yazd was more than 85 percent.

#Iran Man who voted 4 Rohani writes on ballot:2 hell with those who wont count my vote or count it 4 other candidate pic.twitter.com/t7vKmIRc2E

— Golnaz Esfandiari (@GEsfandiari) June 14, 2013

#lebanon 's #Hizballah congratulates #Iran president on in atmosphere of "freedom" #iranelection #khamenei http://t.co/jPkS70bFXK

— Richard Solash (@rsolash) June 14, 2013

W‌ife of jailed reformist politician Tajzadeh voted, Tajzadeh had said he will vote MT @Vahid #Iran #Iranelection pic.twitter.com/lt8IW7r8Z8

— Golnaz Esfandiari (@GEsfandiari) June 14, 2013

Voting in Tehran extended for one more hour till 11pm local time.

— Najmeh Bozorgmehr (@Najmeh_Tehran) June 14, 2013

#Iran Expat in EU writes names of political prisoners Karroubi, Sotoudeh,Zeidabadi, Tavakoli on ballot. #Iranelection pic.twitter.com/EjHw9QpYuQ

— Golnaz Esfandiari (@GEsfandiari) June 14, 2013

Man working for Hassan Rohani's campaign in Abadan spoke to RFE/RL's Radio Farda:

"I think the main race was between Rohani and [nuclear negotiator Saeed] Jalili. Most votes went towards Rohani. The turnout seems to be very good."