Following his re-election, the president once again accused the opposition parties of being "pro-LGBT" and labeled the LGBTI+ community "perverted movements."

In the last few days leading up to the runoff, both Erdoğan and Kılıçdaroğlu addressed voters who did not go to polls and the nationalists. Participation rate fell, and the nationalist voters did not make it through for either side. On top of that, they were taken for granted, but fewer votes were cast by Kurdish voters.

General Secretary of the Good Party announced that their party member in Gülyalı, Ordu, also a member of the balloting committee in the elections, lost his life as a result of an assault in front of the party building in the district last night.

The president has said that his victory marks the beginning of the "century of Turkey" and that it means all 85 million people in the country have won.

The journalists blamed AKP officials and observers for the attacks.

Results of the second round of the presidential election between incumbent President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and opposition candidate Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu.

Irregularities were reported in Bingöl, Urfa, İstanbul, Yalova, Manisa, Kocaeli, and Manisa while the voting continued.

The politician was assaulted while attempting to prevent people from voting on behalf of others.

The Gendarmerie General Command and the Security General Directorate stated that they intend to lodge a criminal complaint against Canan Kaftancıoğlu, the İstanbul branch chairperson of the CHP, for warning ballot committee members about police officers.

The political party leaders share their messages as they cast their votes in the presidential runoff elections.

In a last-minute promise, Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu announced that one of the first decrees he will sign will be one issued to enable matches to be broadcast on TRT without encryption if he wins the election.

Receiving over 52 percent of the votes, President Erdoğan has secured a victory over his opponent Kılıçdaroğlu, ensuring an extension of his two-decade rule.

Canan Kaftancıoğlu made a warning before the runoff voting and said, "Police officers can cast their votes with the original of document number 142, and they have to submit the document to the balloting committee chairperson! Examine the document carefully. Do not allow the people who want to cast a vote in your ballot box with a photocopy or with another document."

The opposition candidate has said that he was prevented from sending SMS messages to journalists and citizens.

Vezir Coşkun Parlak, along with several others, is facing charges of "providing financial support to a terrorist organization" due to their provision of financial aid to certain prisoners.

Prof. Baskın Oran, Prof. Kezban Hatemi, Oral Çalışlar and Prof. Vahap Coşkun who were among the "Wise People" appointed to support the Peace Process told how they took the mocking term Erdoğan used for them.

Sinan Oğan, the candidate who came third in the first round and endorsed Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in the second round of the presidential election, had stated on a TV program that he had not made any request for any office, neither from Erdoğan, nor from Kılıçdaroğlu. The Mayor of Ankara asserted the contrary.

A series of operations have targeted Kurdish linked groups for over a month now, coinciding with the country's dual elections.

Erdoğan used the term "entel-dantel" to name the people who were included in the solution process of 2013-2015 to strengthen public support for it.

Minister Soylu had shown during a YouTube video that he was able to identify a person by uploading their photo to the app.