Turkey Elections 2018: Erdogan and the People's Alliance win

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Turkey Elections 2018: Erdogan and the People's Alliance win

Turkey went to the polls for presidential and parliamentary elections on June 24. Recep Tayyip Erdogan was chosen as president and the People's Alliance, which is a coalition made up of the AK Party, the MHP and the BBP will have majority of the seats in parliament, securing over 300 seats out of 600.

June 24, 2018