  The rise of social media accompanied by the Covid-19 Pandemic has instigated
a shift in paradigm in the presidential campaigns in Iran from the real world
to social media. Unlike previous presidential elections, there was a decrease
in physical events and advertisements for the candidates; in turn, the online
presence of presidential candidates is significantly increased. Farsi Twitter
played a specific role in this matter, as it became the platform for creating
political content. In this study, we found traces of organizational activities
in Farsi Twitter. Our investigations reveals that the discussion network of the
2021 election is heterogeneous and highly polarized. However, unlike other
elections, candidates' supporters are very close, and "Anti-voters" who endorse
boycotting the election is at the discussions opposite end. Furthermore, high
presence of the bot activity is observed among the most influential users in
all of the involved communities.
