The campaign for Iran’s parliamentary elections officially kicked off on Thursday with candidates installing billboards in cities and towns nationwide.

Iranian candidates have just started their electoral campaigns eight days before the country’s parliamentary elections.

Iran is gearing up for a new round of parliamentary elections. The two main political factions have partially drawn up their line-ups to compete in the race.

The leader who is the highest authority in Iran is designated by an assembly of experts.

Iran's Guardian Council dismisses claims by some adversaries and says voting in the country is not symbolic.

Iranians are going to the polls in the parliamentary elections on February 21.

Many Iranians say they will take part in the upcoming parliamentary elections to guarantee the nation’s security and stability.

The Leader urges a high turnout in the upcoming parliamentary vote, saying lively elections guarantee the Iranian nation’s security.

With foreign pressure and sanctions at play this close to elections, the elites in Iran are calling for high voter turnout in the upcoming parliamentary polls.

Iran is gearing up for the eleventh parliamentary election. Based on the latest estimates from the Interior Ministry, nearly 58 million people are eligible to vote for their representatives in the election.