November 1 Elections Held, AK Party Becomes Single-Handed Government

November 1 Elections Held, AK Party Becomes Single-Handed Government
The November 1 elections have been held. According to the unofficial election results, the AK Party has received the votes to form a single-handed government. With 317 deputies, the AK Party has succeeded in becoming the party with the most seats in Parliament. The CHP followed the AK Party with 134 deputies. The CHP's vote share in the November 1 elections showed a horizontal trend compared to the June 7 elections. The CHP received 25.3% of the vote with a slight increase. MHP and HDP Votes Declined The votes for MHP and HDP declined in the November 1 elections. A significant decrease was observed, especially in the MHP's vote share. While the MHP received 16.2% of the votes in the June 7 elections, it received 11.8% in the November 1 elections, sending 40 deputies to Parliament. The Nationalist Movement Party had 80 deputies in the June 7 elections. HDP also lost votes. HDP, which received 13.1% of the vote in June 7, experienced a fear of falling below the threshold on November 1. With a vote share of 10.7%, HDP narrowly passed the threshold, managing to send 59 deputies to parliament. HDP had 80 deputies. With 59 deputies, HDP has more seats in Parliament than MHP.