#Iran | Whoever wins tomorrow's #iranelection will still have a BIG inflation bogey to deal with (105.8% annual) | cato.org/blog/irans-inf…
— Prof. Steve Hanke (@steve_hanke) June 13, 2013
Below, Said Jalili is hugged by a supporter at a rally. A few posts below this one, we embedded some tweets from Jalili (in English) from earlier this morning complaining that state TV "boycotted" his rally in favor of a competing rally by election rival Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf.
Khamenei's deputy IRGC representative says #Iran's next president should understand meaning of resistance/should obey Supreme Leader.
— Golnaz Esfandiari (@GEsfandiari) June 13, 2013
Rohani hopeful key campaign. Satire & cartoonists comment to #iranelection @iranwire1 #iran twitter.com/mePignatelli/s…
— Melissa Pignatelli (@mePignatelli) June 13, 2013
...is in reference to this:
Rohani's purple key campaign @negarmortazavi #iranelection #iran twitter.com/negarmortazavi…”
— Melissa Pignatelli (@mePignatelli) June 13, 2013
#Tehran, Beautiful City; Last night of official campaigning twitter.com/DanielTavana/s… MT @danieltavana #IranElection #Iran #Rouhani
— Negar Mortazavi (@negarmortazavi) June 13, 2013
. @prrrsiankitten here are photos of Jalili's rally multimedia.tasnimnews.com/Media/Gallery/… #iranelection
— Madi J © (@iShahrzad) June 13, 2013
#Iran state TV boycotted #Iran's biggest campaign rally yesterday. Covered Ghalibaf's campaign rally but not Jalili's. #iranelection #Jalili
— Saeed Jalili (@DrSaeedJalili) June 13, 2013
#Iran state TV is apparently taking political side while getting funds from public treasury. #iranelection
— Saeed Jalili (@DrSaeedJalili) June 13, 2013
#Iran state TV refused to cover #Jalili's campaign rally in Heydarnia which was the biggest #iranelection rally.
— Saeed Jalili (@DrSaeedJalili) June 13, 2013
Another organization, U.S.-based IPOS (Information and Public Opinion Solution), which is polling people in Iran by telephone, reports that Rohani's rating has climbed from 14.6 percent in the last two days to 26.6 percent and puts Qalibaf at 24.8 percent in the same survey. IPOS is a private group headed by well-known Iranian sociologist and pollster Hossein Ghazian, who based in the United States.
Read more here.