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schema:articleBody	One of two reformists approved to run in this week's Iranian presidential election, Mohsen Mehralizadeh, on Wednesday withdrew his candidacy, Iranian media reported. That leaves six hopefuls in the race for Friday's election, widely expected to be won by ultraconservative judiciary chief Ebrahim Raisi. Former vice president Mehralizadeh, 64, was one of only two reformists permitted to run in the election to replace President Hassan Rouhani, who has served the maximum two consecutive terms. Mehralizadeh's withdrawal was first reported by the state IRNA news agency, which did not give a source, and then by its counterpart ISNA, which quoted a spokesman for his campaign. The spokesman gave no explanation but said an official statement would be issued "in a few hours", ISNA said. Mehralizadeh was trailing in pre-election opinion polls, the only candidate to score less than one percent of voter intentions, according to the ISPA polling institute. His departure leaves just one candidate in the race who is considered a reformist, former central bank chief Abdolnasser Hemmati, 66. But the clear front-runner is Raisi, seen as close to the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, after the disqualification of several political figures who presented a significant challenge to him at the ballot box. The election comes as Tehran is in talks with world powers aimed at saving a landmark 2015 nuclear deal, and against a backdrop of popular discontent about a severe economic and social crisis in the sanctions-hit country. According to the few polls available, voter abstention could exceed the record of 57 percent recorded in parliamentary elections last year. mj-amh/fz/kir
schema:headline	Iran reformist pulls out of presidential election race
schema:mentions	Hassan Rouhani Supreme Leader of Iran Tehran Ali Khamenei Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action Judiciary Iran President of the United States International Sleep Products Association 2013 Iranian presidential election Mohsen Mehralizadeh Iranian Students News Agency Ebrahim Raisi Iranian Reformists Islamic Republic News Agency 2009 Iranian presidential election Kir (cocktail)
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schema:datePublished	2021-06-16 (xsd:date)
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