Ayse Kekec, an earthquake survivor living in a tent with her son, stands in front of their tent with a poster of Turkish President Erdogan on it, in Kahramanmaras, Turkey, May 11, 2023. (Credit: Issam Abdallah/File Photo/Reuters)
ANKARA — Turkey's main opposition party determined there were irregularities at 2,269 ballot boxes for the presidential election and at 4,825 boxes for the parliamentary election that took place Sunday, a party official said Wednesday.
Muharrem Erkek, a Republican People's Party (CHP) deputy chairman, told reporters the irregularities at each ballot box ranges from a single wrong vote to hundreds of votes.
"We are following every single vote, even if it does not change the overall results," he said in Ankara. There were a total of 201,807 ballot boxes set up for the election, domestically and abroad, Erkek said.
party determined there were irregularities at 2,269 ballot boxes
for the presidential election and at 4,825 boxes for the
parliamentary election that took place Sunday, a party official
said Wednesday.
Muharrem Erkek, a Republican People's Party (CHP) deputy
chairman, told reporters the irregularities at each ballot box
ranges...