The Iranian regime is really worried a possible low turnout this time because it'd have serious national security consequences. Therefore they have already started to create an environment of public excitement through the state media.
So it's not strange that, for the first time after the revolution, they've apparently aired a live coverage of the first day of presidential candidates' registration on the state radio.
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