Moderates in the city council elections; Uncertainty about the coalition and the electoral list.
The moderate movement, which played an active role in the 12th parliament and in the presidential elections in 1403, now faces uncertainty about how to participate, coalition and compete with other movements to participate in council elections.
Maziar Bai, a member of the Central Council of the National Trust Party, considered that the establishment of a coalition before the elections in Tehran was unlikely due to the proportionality of the elections and raised the possibility of the cooperation of several archetypes close to Kalibaf and government supporters for the election of the mayor.
Ali Pirhosseinlou, a political and media activist, emphasized the necessity of clarifying the legal status of the councils and the date of the elections, and saw the security conditions, the uncertainty of the implementation stages and the costs of the elections as the main obstacles.
Awad Haiderpour, a former member of parliament, referring to the activities of the opposition movements in Tehran, said that some of these movements have been planning elections and the continuation of Zakani's administration for a long time. On the other hand, he did not see the activities of the government supporters as particularly effective.
Syed Hossein Naqvi Hosseini, a former member of parliament, also spoke about the lack of serious planning among the moderates and reformists who support Pazkhian and evaluated the activities of the fundamentalists to prepare the electoral list and elect the mayor more seriously.
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