Iran goes to vote for parliament elections

Iran goes to vote for parliament elections

TEHRAN, Iran - Photo shows a woman casting her ballot at mosque in northern Tehran on Feb. 18. The outcome of the parliamentary elections will determine the future course of reforms supported by reformist President Mohammad Khatami.

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