Kay Miller
In Iran, campaigning is heating up ahead of Friday’s presidential election.
There are seven candidates in the running but many voters say none of them appeal to their interests.
The third-largest city, Isfahan, traditionally has a high voter turnout, but there is concern fewer people will cast their ballots there this time around.
Al Jazeera’s Assed Baig reports from Isfahan, Iran.
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