CHP Calls For Election Rerun In Hatay - Turkey

CHP Calls For Election Rerun In Hatay - Turkey

Lutfu Savas, who was CHP's candidate for Hatay Metropolitan Municipality Mayor in the 31 March Local Government elections but lost the election, came to Ankara within the scope of CHP's decision to gather in front of the Supreme Electoral Board (YSK) where the objection to the Hatay elections will be discussed. Ankara, Turkey, April 8, 2024. The main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP), has filed a petition with the Supreme Election Council (YSK) demanding a rerun of the mayoral election in Hatay, citing alleged irregularities involving votes cast in the names of deceased individuals. Photo by Efekan Akyuz/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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