13 days to the presidential vote, election stories are as follows: Families of Irans presidential candidates attending TV shows; Presidential candidates dissatisfaction with debate format; Rahimi asking candidates not to be unfair to Ahmadinejad government's services; Mortazavis remarks on presidential elections win-win situation; Principlist Coalition of Three's agreement to pick frontrunner a week before the election and Interior ministry trying to announce election results as soon as possible.Families of Irans presidential candidates to talk about their lifestyle in TV shows
Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB) plans to air special TV shows with the presence of the families of Iran's presidential candidates, Mehr quoted Maryam Jalali, head of IRIB Channel 2's Family Department.
Given the importance of family life, families of Iran's presidential candidates will talk about their life style so that people can judge about the hopeful's attitudes towards family, Jalali said.
Iranian presidential candidates dissatisfied by debate format
A number ofIranian presidential candidates are dissatisfied by the format of their first live televised debate, Shargh daily newspaper reported.
First vice-president criticizes candidates negative propaganda against Ahmadinejad Govt
Referring to Iranian presidential candidates negative propaganda against the 9th and 10th governments, Iranian First Vice President Mohammad-Reza Rahimi has urged the candidates to be fair, Mehr news agency said.
Secretary of Iran's election committee: Presidential election win-win situation
The secretary of Iran's election committee, Seyed Solat Mortazavi has said that Iran's presidential election is a win-win situation and there is no loser in the Islamic Republic, ISNA reported.
Haddad-Adel: One member of coalition is likely to remain in presidential race
According to ISNA, Iranian presidential candidate Gholam Ali Haddad-Adel says it is likely that members of the principlist Coalition of Three pick just one frontrunnerfor the upcoming presidential race in Iran a week before the election.
We try to announce the election results faster than before: Iran's Interior Minister
Iran's interior ministerMostafaMohammad-Najjar has said we try toannounce the election results faster than before, expressing hope that the Iranian people are present at the voting polls in the early hours of June 24, ISNA said.
