16 MP candidates, who have signed the LGBTI+ Rights Contract prepared by the Young LGBTI+ Association, have qualified to serve as MPs.

Demirtaş’s lawyer Karaman has stated that they will apply to the ECtHR on the ground that Demirtaş’s “right to free election” was violated.

No woman MP has been elected in 33 cities but the rate of women MPs has increased to 17 percent at 27th Term from 14.7 percent at 26th Term. HDP has again become the party with the highest rate of women MPs.

First statement from Europe with respect to election results has been made by EP Rapporteur to Turkey Kati Piri. In her statement on Twitter, Piri has made emphasis on the State of Emergency conditions.

According to the unofficial results of the 27th Term Presidential Elections, two academics from Academics for Peace, İbrahim Kaboğlu and Erol Katırcıoğlu, and two academics discharged from their posts at universities Sezai Temelli and Cihangir İslam have been elected as MPs.

Police have attacked the CHP members, who said that that the elections results are not finalized yet, with pepper gas.

At the Grand National Assembly of Turkey, the AKP will be represented by 293 MPs, the CHP by 146 MPs, the HDP by 67 MPs, the MHP by 50 MPs and the İYİ Party by 44 MPs.

After the Presidential and Parliamentary elections came to an end, several district buildings of the HDP have been attacked.

Following Erdoğan’s declaration of victory before the official results are announced, CHP’s presidential candidate İnce has said that he will speak after official results are announced.

AKP Chair and President Erdoğan has announced his victory before vote count ended.

Vote count for the voting being held for Turkey’s 13th President has begun.

According to election results that state-run Anadolu Agency has provided, HDP has overcome electoral threshold.