The NEW Party Shared the Truth About Eyüpsultan: What Happened During the Deputy Mayor Election? Interesting Remarks From an MHP member...
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Breaking news — AK Party Eyüpsultan District Presidency has released a new video on the controversial mayoral deputy election. Following footage of the vote count in the third round, the annulled ballot and allegations that some councillors left the hall by force,...
The NEW Party has released a video regarding the Eyüpsultan Deputy Mayor election. The video shows AKP Assembly Member Zihni Çamcı admitting a mistake in the third round of voting and AKP Assembly Member Ceren Çolak admitting a mistake in the fourth round, requesting a new ballot. SMHP Assembly Member Necdet Ekinci is heard saying, "We will object, the election is still ours. Let it stay with you for a week."
The AK Party Eyüpsultan District Presidency released a video regarding the events during the deputy mayor election. The video included footage of the vote count in the third round, the departure of CHP council members from the hall, and the rising protests after the election. The words of the Cumhur Alliance members, "You have made Eyüpsultan dependent on courtrooms, shame on you," were particularly noteworthy.
The NEW Party released a video showing the ballot disputes regarding the deputy mayor election in Eyüpsultan. The video highlighted the demands for new ballots from AK Party members and the objections of an MHP member, criticizing them by saying, "They are trying to usurp the election they lost at the ballot box."
In the Eyüpsultan Municipality mayoral election, the AKP's objections are making headlines. The NEW Party shared a video showing that the AKP group admitted to misspelling the names of their candidates during the election.
The NEW Party shared a video regarding the deputy mayor election held at Eyüpsultan Municipality, revealing what the AKP council members said during the election. An AKP council member who admitted to writing something incorrectly was caught on camera.
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