 The role of the president is limited in Iran. Both Pazeshgian and Jalili had to be permitted to run by Iran's guardian council of clerics and jurists. And Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, still has the final say on anything. I think on the one hand, a win by the reforms might actually help him. It might kind of burnish the image of the Islamic Republic and, you know, make it look a little bit less totalitarian.