Iranian presidential election, 2001

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Iranian presidential election of 2001 took place on June 8, 2001, and resulted in Mohammad Khatami being elected as the President of Iran for his second term.

The list of ten candidates and their percentage of votes follows:

• Mohammad Khatami: 78.3%
• Ahmad Tavakkoli: 15.9%
• Ali Shamkhani: 2.7%
• Abdollah Jasbi: 0.9%
• Mahmoud Kashani: 0.9%
• Hassan Ghafourifard: 0.5%
• Mansour Razavi: 0.4%
• Shahabeddin Sadr: 0.2%
• Ali Fallahian: 0.2%
• Mostafa Hashemitaba: 0.1%

Source for data: Angus Reid Consultants

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