The geography of the Zagros geomorphological rock created the most political motivation in the recent Iranian elections. The role of the local context of these regions, why they showed such motivation and how they were not affected by external developments, has led to the conceptualization of the geography of motivation. This concept is defined in the social context as a relatively dynamic political space with a geographical format in the form of a native belief in inclination/motivation, has activated the election campaign. The motivation of belonging to a place has contributed to such a political space that is authentic to geography and geographical differences and does not reflect the geopolitical conditions of Iran inside and outside in the form of a seemingly territorial political action, but inside it lies the search for truth. Thus, the geography of motivation is an environmental psychology because it is conceived in the search for truth (a sense of belonging). In this type of geography of motivation, it is such a sense of place belonging that occurs in Maslow's hierarchy of needs in a superficial to deep continuum. The need for self-esteem or self-respect includes a sense of competence, a sense of adequacy, and skill in the overall need of an individual to create a positive image of himself in others. On this basis / from the perspective of geography of motivation; the developments in Iran's political geography are then proceeding in such a way that the actors of its motivating places, such as Tajgerdoon and perhaps Omid Nasibi, are recognized in the 12th parliament and play a role in the political core of power. Such role-playing is the consequence of the frequency/motivation/spatial belonging/frequency/geography of motivation.