Six hours after voting ended in Iran, unusually no news of any results. Some are awaiting big surprise, others worried about a shock. #Iran
— Saeed Kamali Dehghan (@SaeedKD) June 15, 2013
#IRAN | 5 am Tehran time - No official results yet! #IranElection
— Amin Khorami (@aminismyname) June 15, 2013
#IranElection Hearing buzz of a surprise.
— Mohammad Davari (@modavari) June 15, 2013
...Jalili did win the votes of a brother and sister who described themselves as "martial arts champions." May have won that demographic.
— Steve Inskeep (@NPRinskeep) June 15, 2013
...Festive mood at polling place in unfinished mosque in western Tehran. Even a woman who wasn't voting stood in long line with friends.
— Steve Inskeep (@NPRinskeep) June 15, 2013
No results yet, an official at Iran's interior ministry tells me Rowhani and Ghalibaf leading.
— Thomas Erdbrink (@ThomasErdbrink) June 14, 2013
http://mehrnews.com/detail/News/2076780
#IranElection Tehran is quite at 415am. Many journalists gone to bed as Rowhani, Qalibaf issue statements thanking people for high turnout
— Mohammad Davari (@modavari) June 14, 2013
Semi-official Mehr news agency: according to our reporters Rohani and Qalibaf leading, not official results. #Iran http://t.co/sa0G3ycGZi
— Golnaz Esfandiari (@GEsfandiari) June 14, 2013
If only Iran's civil society could be allowed to show its vibrancy, maturity, and diversity every day, not just once every 4 years.
— Karim Sadjadpour (@ksadjadpour) June 14, 2013