The ruling AK Party are in the lead with 42.4% after 97.6 percent of the parliamentary votes counted; Erdoğan is also leading the presidential vote with 52.5% after 97.9 percent votes counted. Meanwhile, Muharrem İnce has 30.8 percent of the votes, Meral Aksener 8.2 percent, and Selahattin Demirtaş 8.2 percent. The Republican People’s Party has 42.4% of the […]
The ruling AK Party are in the lead with 42.4% after 97.6 percent of the parliamentary votes counted; Erdoğan is also leading the presidential vote with 52.5% after 97.9 percent votes counted.
Meanwhile, Muharrem İnce has 30.8 percent of the votes, Meral Aksener 8.2 percent, and Selahattin Demirtaş 8.2 percent.
The Republican People’s Party has 42.4% of the votes, while the pro-Kurdish People’s Democratic Party (HDP) has 11.5 percent of the parliamentary votes, so far.
More than 56 million people were eligible to vote in Sunday’s elections, in 180,065 ballot boxes in all 81 provinces of Turkey. According to state broadcaster TRT, voter turnout in the presidential election was 86.82%, while participation in the parliamentary vote was 87%.
