In Turkey, the "Republican Alliance" led by the Justice and Development Party (AKP) of the current president of the country, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, won the majority of votes in the parliamentary elections.
The Anadolu Agency receives the data of the Higher Electoral Council online.
As of 10:00 a.m., 99.27% of the votes have already been processed.
According to preliminary data, the "Republican Alliance" is gaining 49.37% of the votes, the opposition "People's Alliance" led by the People's Republican Party (NRP) of Kemal Kylychdaroglu - 35.12%, "Alliance of Labor and Freedom" - 10.51%.
According to CNN Turk, Erdogan's alliance takes 321 seats in the parliament out of 600, the People's Alliance can get 213 mandates, the Labor and Freedom Alliance - 66 mandates.
The turnout at the parliamentary elections was 87.30%.
Voting in the parliamentary elections in Turkey took place on May 14. The first round of presidential elections also took place on this day. According to preliminary data, incumbent President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is leading with 49.34%. His main opponent, Kemal Kilicdaroglu, is gaining 45.00%. 5.23% of voters voted for the representative of the right-wing political bloc ATA Sinan Ogan.
If none of the candidates gets 50% plus one vote today, the second round of presidential elections will be held on May 28.
