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Challenges on the Horizon: A Realistic Outlook on Elections

Critics argue that the electoral process, orchestrated by the Ministry of Interior and the Guardian Council, exhibits no signs of change. Political currents expressing reluctance to actively participate in the elections emphasize that disqualifications and limitations on candidate selections do not inspire greater public motivation. These sentiments echo the patterns observed in recent elections, characterized by low voter turnout and minimal success for candidates associated with brokered alliances.

The prevailing economic challenges further contribute to a sense of apathy among voters, casting doubt on the efficacy of traditional electoral strategies. The article posits that the current societal atmosphere mirrors that of the previous year, indicating a lack of substantial change. As a result, even figures who generated hope two years ago may find it challenging to mobilize voters effectively.

Adapting to the Times: A Lesson for Reformists

In the face of continued obstacles preventing the main body of reformers from active participation, the article concludes that more radical factions within the movement may opt for a policy of silence and passivity. In the best-case scenario, they may abstain from presenting lists and participating in the elections altogether.

The article emphasizes the need for a pragmatic understanding of the current political reality. Those clinging to outdated approaches or failing to recognize the evolution of public sentiment risk being marginalized. The dynamics of political influence are ever-changing, and those who grasp this reality have a better chance of navigating the complex terrain of Iranian politics in these uncertain times.