 In Iran, presidential elections following the death of the ultra-conservative Ebrahim Raisi in a helicopter crash last month have seen an historically low turnout and more than a million spoiled ballots. In the second round next week, the remaining reformist candidate, Massoud Pesachkian, will be up against an ultra-conservative rival, Saeed Jalili. Well, here to tell us more about what's at stake is Mirzad Barujadi, professor of political science at Syracuse University in New York City. Welcome. Good morning.