Today Iranians are heading back to the polls to vote again in places where the results were indecisive. President Khatami's reformers need a two-thirds majority to convene Parliament. They are eight seats short. The Guardians' Council's cancellation of some first- round election results brought protests and arrests around the country. The town of Damavand, outside of Tehran, had its results annulled.
People there are furious.
They say that although their pro-reform candidate clearly won, the conservative incumbent managed to get the vote cancelled, leaving them without a representative to the new Parliament.