Erdogan takes the lead in results of Turkey's presidential election held on Sunday
According to figures reported by the state-owned Anatolia Agency, Erdogan secured 50.0% of the votes, while his opposition rival Kemal Kilicdaroglu trails behind with 44.20%.
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These results are based on a count of 87.6% of the ballot boxes, according to Türkiye's Supreme Election Council (YSK)
It is important to consider that initial results often show a favor towards Erdogan, as they predominantly come from his conservative and rural strongholds.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS:
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan: 50.0%
Kemal Kilicdaroglu: 44.20%
Sinan Ogan: 5.3%
Muharrem Ince: 0.61%
Erdogan is in the first place in 53 provinces.
Kilicdaroglu is in the first place in 28 provinces.
GENERAL PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION:
People's Alliance: 50.05%
Justice and Development Party (AKP): 36.0/269 Members of Parliament
Nationalist Movement Party (MHP): 10.6/52 Members of Parliament
New Welfare Party (YRP): 2,82/5
Great Unity Party (BBP): 1.0%
Nation’s Alliance: 34.6%
Republican People's Party (CHP): 24.6/168 Members of Parliament
Good Party (IYI Party): 10.0%/46 Members of Parliament
Labor and Freedom Alliance: 9.6%
Green Left Party: 8.5/60 Members of Parliament. (ILKHA)
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