2012年伊朗议会选举举行于2012年3月2日和5月4日,选举出伊斯兰共和国时期的伊朗第9届议会,或自波斯立宪革命以来的第33届议会的全部席次。
由於「幾乎所有重要的」改革派候選人的參選資格被取消,原則主義派被視為是選舉的贏家。
- ^ Mohsen Rezaee, former Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps commander, is the spiritual leader behind the Resistance Front of Islamic Iran.[2] He is not officially a member of the party and did not stand for the election.
- ^ They won 18 exclusive seats plus 52 seats, making their seats a total of 70. Of 52 seats, 28 are shared with United Front of Principlists and 13 are shared with United Front of Principlists and Front of Islamic Revolution Stability.[3]
- ^ Mohammad Taqi Mesbah Yazdi, an Assembly of Experts member, is the spiritual leader behind the Front of Islamic Revolution Stability.[4] He is not officially a member of the party and did not stand for the election.
- ^ They won 36 exclusive seats plus 97 seats, making their seats a total of 133. Of 97 Seats, 52 are shared with Front of Islamic Revolution Stability, 28 are shared with Resistance Front of Islamic Iran and 13 are shared with both.[3]
- ^ They won 18 exclusive seats plus 65 seats, making their seats a total of 83. Of 83 seats, 52 are shared with United Front of Principlists and 13 are shared with United Front of Principlists and Resistance Front of Islamic Iran.[3]
- ^ Insight and Islamic Awakening Front split from the United Front of Principlists after Shahabodin Sadr was removed from their electoral list. The leader was disqualified by the Guardian Council.[5]
- ^ Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and Esfandiar Rahim Mashaei, who were President of Iran and Chief of Staff respectively, did not stand in the election, however, circle of people close to the two, so-called “Deviant Tendency” (波斯語:جریان انحرافی) were allegedly led by them. Most of the candidates linked to the President were disqualified by the Guardian Council.[7]
- ^ People's Voice split from the United Front of Principlists after Ali Motahari was removed from their electoral list.
- ^ Mohammad Khatami, former President of Iran, is the spiritual leader of Council for coordinating the Reforms Front and Iranian reform movement.[8]