 Iran's president-elect is a doctor and lawmaker who ran on a moderately reformist platform. Massoud Bezeshkian was a relatively little-known candidate, but voters turned out in larger numbers than in round one to make him the top vote-getter, leaving former nuclear negotiator and hardline conservative Saeed Jalili in second place. Bezeshkian voiced only modest proposals on the campaign trail, showing no inclination to push for significant changes to a government that leaves all important matters of state to the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.