 Iran's presidential election is heading to a runoff after no candidate received 50% of the vote. Reformist candidate Massoud Pajaskian, a frequent critic of the conservative government, received 42% of the vote, with over 10 million supporters showing up to the polls to back him. Meanwhile, conservative Saeed Jalili came in second with 38% support. The top two candidates will face off again in the July 5th runoff. The election comes less than two months after the death of Iran's previous president in a helicopter crash.