In a significant political shift, Masoud Pezeshkian, a reformist and former Health Minister, emerged victorious in Iran’s 14th presidential election. He won against Saeed Jalili, a principlist and former chief nuclear negotiator, securing over 16 million votes. This victory marks a notable change in Iran’s political landscape, highlighting a preference for reformist policies among the electorateThe election, which followed the death of President Ebrahim Raisi, saw a voter turnout of 49.8%. Pezeshkian’s win is expected to bring new dynamics to Iran’s domestic and international policies. As a reformist, he may introduce significant changes, particularly in healthcare and social reforms, aligning with his background and campaign promises. This result indicates a potential shift towards more progressive governance in Iran.