 Early results from Iran's presidential election are in, and a reformist candidate received the most votes, but not enough to avoid a runoff with a second-place contender, a hardline conservative. NPR's Peter Kenyon reports. The race pitted two hardliners against the reformist Massoud Pazeshkian. He will take on hardliner Saeed Jalili in the runoff. As some expected, the hardline vote was divided, while Pazeshkian is believed to have captured many votes from moderate or reform-minded Iranians.