Hassan Rouhani has been re-elected as the Iranian president.
He won a resounding victory on Saturday against his opponent Ebrahim Raisi.
He was declared the victor after securing 57% of the vote while hardliner Ebrahim Raisi got 38% of the vote.
It's believed that over 40 million people placed their vote, which equates to about 73% of the population.
Election organisers were even forced to extend polling by several hours on Friday, as they struggled to adapt to a population explosion that's added 20 million names to the voting rolls in the past two decades.
Unofficial results of counting of the votes in Iran's presidential elections show a landslide victory for Rouhani - 57% of votes.
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Farid Dehdilani who worked on Rouhani's campaign said that "Already last night we had the feeling we were heading for a landslide, and it came true.
"Our people reaffirmed their confidence in President Rouhani and their support for engagement with the world."
Iran's efforts to open up to the world may face a stark challenge from US President Donald Trump, as he threatened to tear up their nuclear deal and is currently visiting Iran's regional rival Saudi Arabia.
